10 branches of physics and their meanigs?

Answer 1

The 18 branches of physics and their meanings are:

• Acoustics - The study of the production and properties of sound.
• Atomic physics - The study of the structure, properties, and behavior of the atom.
• Biophysics - The application of tools and techniques of physics to the study of living things and the life processes.
• Cryogenics - The study of extremely low temperatures.
• Electrodynamics - Analyzes the relationship between electrical and magnetic forces.
• Fluid physics - Deals with the behavior and movements of liquids and gases.
• Geophysics - Studies the earth and its atmosphere and waters using principles of physics.
• Health physics - Seeks protection of people work with are near radiation.
• Mathematical physics - Studies mathematical systems that stand for physical phenomena.
• Mechanics - Studies the behavior of objects and systems in response to various forces.
• Molecular physics - Examines the structure, properties, and behavior of molecules.
• Nuclear physics - Studies the structure and properties of the atomic nucleus, and with nuclear reactions and their applications.
• Optics - Studies the nature and behavior of light.
• Particle physics - Analyzes the behavior and properties of elementary particles. It is also called high energy physics.
• Plasma physics - Studies highly ionized gases- that is, gases that have been separated into positively and negatively charged particles.
• Quantum physics - Studies matter and electromagnetic radiation, and the interactions between them. It includes various areas of study based on quantum theory.
• Solid-state physics - Examines the physical properties of solid materials. It is also called condensed-matter physics.
• Thermodynamics - Studies heat and other forms of energy, and of the conversion of energy from one form to another.

Answer 2

1. Quantum Mechanics - study of subatomic particles and their interactions.
2. Thermodynamics - study of heat and energy transfer in systems.
3. Electromagnetism - study of electric and magnetic fields and their interactions.
4. Astrophysics - study of celestial objects and phenomena in the universe.
5. Mechanics - study of motion and forces acting on objects.
6. Acoustics - study of sound and its transmission.
7. Optics - study of light and its interactions with matter.
8. Fluid Dynamics - study of fluid flow and its properties.
9. Nuclear Physics - study of atomic nuclei and nuclear interactions.
10. Condensed Matter Physics - study of properties and behavior of solid and liquid materials.