The hierarchy for this site is found in three layers:

• The Table of Contents links take you to the "home page" of the major topic areas listed on the table.
• You will find at each home page:
  • Text outlining the nature of this general topic
  • Links to majors topics in this branch of physics
  • A writing assignment dealing with the biography of a physicist
• Each major topics page contains the following:
  • Text outlining the nature of the topic
  • Links to parallel/redundant web sites that explain the topic in more detail. These sites, prepared by others elsewhere, are the heart of this web site. URLs for these sites are located in tables.
  • Links to problem sets are listed in tables.
  • Links to equation pages similar to those in the classroom
  • Quotations from famous scientists. Some are still as pithy now as they were then; others are plainly laughable. When next you hear someone important offer high opinions on a topic, will you be able to determine into what category his/her remarks are likely to be placed?
  • Links to interactive sites are designated with the word APPLET

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Last edited 10/26/07