Center for History of Physics,
a site that has the intention of preserving and making known the history
of modern physics and allied fields (from Choice, Aug., 2000 Supplement)
A Century of Physics-
A timeline of important events in physics and explains their significance
in non-technical language, and places them in cultural context.
College Physics
for Students of Biology and Chemistry, this site provides an entire
physics text with problems over a full year of noncalculus, undergraduate
physics. Students need a working knowledge of algebra. (From
Choice,
Aug., 2000 Supplement)
Help for Physics
Students, a site that offers an eclectic but useful collection of links
to many other sites which provide much information for physics students
(from Choice, Aug., 2000 Supplement).
The Internet Pilot to Physics,
a site that contains material of interest to academic and industrial physicists
and students of physics (from Choice, Aug., 2000 Supplement)
LawsList, compendium
of physical laws, rules, and other physics information.
Learn Physics Today, a
site that provides high school and college students a good source of online
tutorials in basic, noncalculus physics (from Choice, Aug., 2000
Supplement).
Martindale's
"The Reference Desk": Physics Center, a site that provides a variety
of physics links of interest to teachers and students at the high school
and undergraduate levels (from Choice, Aug., 2000 Supplement)
NIST Physical
Reference Date, a site maintained by the National Institute of Standards
and Technology Physics Lab and offers a myriad of resources (from Choice,
Aug., 2000 Supplement)
The Official String
Theory Web Site, created by Patricia Schwarz, this site presents content
that is of comparatively high quality and reliability (from Choice,
Aug., 2000 Supplement)
Physics 2000, a good
site for physics on the K-12 level and the college level (from Choice,
Aug., 2000 Supplement).
Web Physics,
one of the best sites for teaching and learning physics by way of the Web.
it is maintained by Whofgang Christian at Davidson College and Gregor Novak
at IUPUI. (from Choice, Aug., 2000).
