This unit introduces Non inertial reference frames, explaining how they differ from inertial frames and why fictitious forces such as the Coriolis force and centrifugal force appear in accelerating frames. It explores real-life applications like rotating Earth systems, weather patterns, and motion in elevators. The physics of rotating frames, translating frames, and the dynamics under pseudo forces are simplified for clear conceptual understanding. Essential for Kannur University BSc Physics students, this topic bridges classical mechanics with real-world phenomena. Learn how Newton’s laws are modified in Non inertial frames, enhancing your grasp of motion under acceleration. Perfect for exam preparation, conceptual clarity, and competitive physics exams.
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Semester 3 | Kannur University | Notes | BSc Physics
Unit 1: Non inertial Systems and Fictious Forces: Link
Unit 3: Harmonic Oscillator: Link
Unit 4: Waves: Link
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