Physics Library Resources
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University libraries use the Library of Congress classification system rather than the Dewey Decimal classification system.
Below are the most common call number areas for books about Physics and related subjects.
Call Number | Subject Area |
QB1 - QB999 | Astronomy |
QB460 - QB465 | Astrophysics |
QB520 - QB540 | Sun (solar physics) |
QC1 - QC999 | Physics |
QC170 - QC197 | Atomic Physics |
QC176 - QC177 | Solid State Physics |
QC220 - QC246 | Acoustics, sound |
QC251 - QC338 | Heat |
QC350 - QC467 | Optics, light |
QC450 - QC454 | Spectroscopy |
QC474 - QC496 | Radiation Physics |
QC501 - QC766 | Electricity & Magnetism |
QC717.5 - QC718.8 | Plasma Physics |
QC770 - QC798 | Nuclear & Particle Physics |
QC801 - QC809 | Geophysics, cosmic physics |
QC811 - QC849 | Geomagnetism |
QC851 - QC999 | Meteorology, climatology |
TK7800 - TK8360 | Electronics |
TK7857 - TK7871 | Electronic Circuits |
TK7871.85 - TK7874.5 | Semiconductors, microelectronics |
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