Physics Formulas app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Kejian Jin
First release : 06 Jan 2009
App size: 1.94 Mb
This application can provide every possible formulas for anyone who study in Physics. It can be used to build your own formulas reference in Physics.
It can store any cheat sheets, round-ups, quick reference cards, quick reference guides and quick reference sheets. You can organize the reference with clicks.
This application comes with lots of reference cards, please double click on the image to navigate to the next image in each category.
Main Features:
- Add/delete new reference of your own
- Zoom in/out feature on the reference
- Consists lots of reference cards
The reference cards consists of:
- All Formulas required for AP Physics
- Physical Constants
- Dynamics
- Vector Formulas
- Electromagnetic Constants
- Wave and Optics
- Kinematics
- Newton Mechanics
- Momentum and Impulse
- Work, energy, power
- Electricity
- Magnetism
- Gravity
- More
Latest reviews of Physics Formulas app for iPhone and iPad
Its just a lot of ugly pdfs...
Its too basic and the formulas. Are too close , some space
Dont even look at it. Such a waste of time and money!! I think there must be a quality control over the softwares they putting up here. Such a shame.
Despite the other review I decided to check it out anyway, turns out he was right, absolutley useless, very little organization and content, no labeling of formulas, impossible to use to help with any physics. Do not buy this program, its not with the dollar, I promise you.
This is NOT for anyone who doesnt already know - or more properly - wouldnt recognize the right formula when they see it. Its true it is kind of a very loosely organized mess- but then so are many great physicists! This app is GREAT if you know 1: that there is a formula for what you to determine and 2: youd recognize it if you saw it but just cant pull it out of your head. It also helps if you know what field your formula will be found in. The various tables of constants, etc., are worth the $0.99, but I STRONGLY urge the developer to create better organization and to make the formulas ACTIVE- so people can fill in the requisite values and gain the desired results. I sense a future update... Id say this is much handier for someone already IN the physics field than for a hopeful aspirant. Oh - I didnt see relativity formulas in there - consider adding QP and similar stuff later if you havent yet. Theyre all basically derivations of the same core -SQR(1-v^2/c^2) - so they are easy enough to have running in the app. Artificial gravity lensing curves, warp field geometry, etc., would also enrich the app. Lets agree that this version was beta 0.01a. :-)