1kinematics
is the study of the quantitative description of motion. mechanics sub branch
2statics
deals with the study of forces at rest. mechanics sub branch
3dynamics
tackles how motion is brought about. mechanics sub branch
4optics
the study of light.
5physical optics
deals with the study of nature properties and propagation of light; optics sub branch
6physiological optics
deals with the study of part played by light in vision;optics sub branch
7geometrical optics
deals with the application of reflection and refraction of light in mirrors and lenses: optics sub branch
8Acoustics
the study of nature and propagation of sound waves.
9Thermodynamics
the study of temperature and energy; heat flow; and transformation of heat energy.
10Electromagnetism
study of the properties and relationship of electric current and magnetism.
11electrostatics
is the study of electric charges at rest.
electromagnetism sub branch
12electrodynamics
deals with the study of moving charges. electromagnetism sub branch
13modern physics
are concepts which were developed and recognized since the beginning of the 20" century. This includes topics concerned with the behavior of matter and energy under extreme conditions (the very large and the very small) such asquantum effects which usually involve distances comparable to atoms (roughly 1 x 10 " m).
14atomic physics
deals with the study of the components structure and properties of atoms.
15nuclear physics
deals with the structure properties reactions and evolutions of atomic nuclei.
16quantum physics
deals on the indivisible units of energy called quanta as described in the Quantum theory
17solid state physics
(Condensed Matter Physics) deals with the study of solid materials which include semiconductors and superconductivity.
18Plasma Physics
deals with the study of ionized (electrically charge) gases.
19Relativistic Physics
deals with phenomena that take place in a frame of reference that is in motion with respect to an observer.
20Classical Physics
includes topics which were developed up until the 1920s and recognized before the beginning of the 20th century. It rests on three theoretical pillars: Newtonian Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Electromagnetic Theory.
21mechanics
study of forces acting on bodies at rest or in motion. describes the behavior of bodies with forces acting upon them.
22Physics
fundamental science of the world of nature. It deals with the study of matter and energy and their interactions. It explains and describes the physical happenings in the universe. It can also be defined as a science of measurement.
23Three Pillars of Classical Physics
Newtonian Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Electromagnetic theory
24Biophysics
applocation of natural law in solving biological problema
25Astrophysics
physical nature of celestial bodies
26Geophysics
physical nature of the earth
27physical chemistry
combination of the theories of physics and chemistry
28mathematics
laws of nature is expressed in mathemaical equation; is the language of physics