Physics Digital Textbook
Interactive Physics · Pilot Edition

A textbook made of simulations.

Browse Physics as a coherent book. Each chapter points to simulations, videos, teacher notes, concept checks, and local progress tracking on this device.

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How The Book Adapts

Students mark interactives as studied, answer concept checks on resource pages, and set confidence per chapter. The textbook reads those local signals and keeps the navigation focused on the next useful chapter.

Begin at Measurement
Foundations · 111 interactives

Measurement

Measure carefully before modelling. This chapter builds uncertainty, scale, instruments, and physical quantities.

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Newtonian Mechanics · 144 interactives

Kinematics

Describe motion using displacement, velocity, acceleration, graphs, and multiple representations.

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Newtonian Mechanics · 193 interactives

Dynamics and Forces

Explain changes in motion using forces, mass, weight, density, pressure, and Newton's laws.

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Newtonian Mechanics · 44 interactives

Turning Effects and Circular Motion

Use moments, equilibrium, rotation, and circular motion to reason about systems that turn.

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Newtonian Mechanics · 406 interactives

Energy, Gravity and Oscillations

Track energy changes, gravitational interactions, and repeated motion using graphs and models.

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Thermal Physics · 68 interactives

Thermal Physics

Connect particle motion, temperature, heat transfer, thermal properties, and changes of state.

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Waves · 317 interactives

Waves

Explore wave motion, superposition, sound, light, and the electromagnetic spectrum through dynamic models.

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Electricity and Magnetism · 194 interactives

Electricity and Magnetism

Build from charges and circuits to magnetic fields, electromagnets, and practical electrical systems.

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Electricity and Magnetism · 18 interactives

Electromagnetic Induction

Use changing magnetic flux, generators, and transformers to explain induced emf and current.

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Modern Physics · 105 interactives

Quantum Physics

Use simulations to make photons, spectra, semiconductors, lasers, and quantum ideas inspectable.

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Modern Physics · 29 interactives

Nuclear Physics

Model radioactivity, decay, nuclear structure, and evidence-based reasoning about unseen processes.

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Modern Physics · 5 interactives

Special Relativity

Explore how time, distance, simultaneity, and speed behave when everyday assumptions no longer hold.

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