Agrophysics

Applied physics

Building engineering physics

Cardiophysics

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Catalogue of Spectroscopic Binary Orbits

Charge exchange

Engineering physics

FLUXNET

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Fire urgency estimator in geosynchronous orbit

Frozen mirror image method

High-energy X-rays

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International Noble Gas Experiment

Outline of applied physics

Petrophysics

Physics of financial markets

Physics of firearms

Pore pressure gradient

Poromechanics

Ruby pressure scale

Snow science

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Applied and interdisciplinary physics is a broad field that focuses on the practical application of physical principles and theories to solve real-world problems. It often involves collaboration between physics and other disciplines, integrating concepts and techniques from various areas to address complex issues. Here's a more detailed breakdown: \#\#\# Applied Physics **Definition**: Applied physics is the branch of physics that deals with the application of physical principles to develop new technologies, processes, or materials. It often overlaps with engineering disciplines.


Applied and interdisciplinary physics

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