Physics Symbols
PHYSICS-SYMBOLS

Physics Symbols

An introduction to Physics Symbols

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Created At: 31-10-2023

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Physics Symbols for Some Basic Quantities:

 

Physical QuantitySymbol(s)Symbol NameScalar/ VectorSI Unit
Massm–ScalarKilogram (Kg)
Timet–ScalarSeconds (s)
Distance, Lengthl, d, r–ScalarMeter (m)
AreaA–Scalarm2
VolumeV–Scalarm3
DensityD–Scalarkg/m3
TemperatureT–ScalarKelvin (K)
Frequencyf, v–ScalarHertz (Hz)
HeatQ–VectorJoule (J)
Specific Heat Capacityc–ScalarJ kg−1 K−1
WavelengthλlambdaScalarmeter (m)
Angular DisplacementθthetaScalarRadian (rad)
Speed of light & soundc–Scalarm/s
Angular frequencyωomegaPseudovectorRadian per second (rad/s)

 

Physics symbols in Mechanics:

 

Physical QuantitySymbol(s)Symbol NameScalar/ VectorSI Unit
Velocityv–Vectorm/s
Accelerationa–Vectormeters per second squared (m/s2)
Angular accelerationαalphaVectorradian per second squared (rad/s2)
Momentump–Vectorkg⋅m/s
PeriodT–ScalarS or sec
ForceF–VectorNewton (N)
TorqueTtauVectorN⋅m
PowerP–ScalarWatt (W)
Mechanical WorkW–ScalarJoule (J)
EnergyE–ScalarJoule (J)
Pressurep–ScalarPascal (Pa)
Moment of InertiaI–Scalarkg m2
Angular MomentumL–Vectorkg⋅m2s-1
Frictionf–VectorNewton (N)
Coefficient of FrictionµmuScalarunitless
Kinetic EnergyK–ScalarJoule (J)
Potential EnergyU–ScalarJoule (J)

 

Physics Symbols in Electricity & Magnetism:

 

Physical QuantitySymbol(s)Symbol NameScalar/ VectorSI Unit
Chargeq, Q–scalarCoulomb (C)
CurrentI–scalarAmpere (A)
ResistanceR–scalarOhms (Ω)
InductanceL–scalarHenry (H)
CapacitanceC–scalarFarad (F)
Electric Potential DifferenceV–scalarVolt (V)
Electric FieldE–vectorNewton per coulomb (N C-1)
Magnetic FieldB–scalarTesla

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