This page lists all articles that have been accepted for publication in Physics Education but have not yet been published online.

Please note: article titles and authors may change upon publication.

Regular articles

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• Frontline
• Letters

Papers

One-dimensional collision carts computer model and design ideas for productive experiential learning
Loo Kang Wee
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

A simple method for the determination of the density of granular materials
G G Tsutsumanova, Kiril Kirilov and Stoyan C Russev
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

A hydrostatic paradox revisited
Salvatore Ganci
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

A volumetric flask as a projector
P Limsuwan, P Asanithi, V Thongpool, V Piriyawong and S Limsuwan
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

An analysis of the changes in ability and knowledge of students taking A-level physics and mathematics over a 35 year period
Peter J Barham
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Atwood's machine as a tool to introduce variable mass systems
Celia Almeida de Sousa
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

High accuracy optical inverse square law experiment using inexpensive light to frequency converters
Keith Wanser, Steve Mahrley and Joshua Tanner
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Demonstrations of optical spectra with a video camera
Yaakov Kraftmakher
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Video analysis of rolling cylinders
S Phommarach, P Wattanakasiwich and Ian D Johnston
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Conceptual and laboratory exercise to apply Newton's second law to a system of many forces
Carl E Mungan
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Return trajectory of SpaceShip Two spacecraft: numerical solution
Jan Slegr and Ivan Kraus
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

The radioactive dice experiment: why is the halflife slightly wrong?
Arthur Murray and Ian Hart
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Rolling friction on a wheeled laboratory cart
Carl E Mungan
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

An alternative approach to capacitors in complex arrangements
John Keith Atkin
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Software for Fermat's principle and lenses
P Mihas
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Demonstrations with a liquid crystal shutter
Yaakov Kraftmakher
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

The introduction of fields in relation to force
Marjorie Brunt and Geoffrey A K Brunt
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Alternative methods for the reduction of evaporation: practical exercises for the science classroom
P Schouten, Sam Putland, Charles Lemckert, Alfio Parisi and Nathan J Downs
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

A simple radio receiver aids understanding of wireless communication
Samuele Straulino and Antonio Orlando
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

How to know sun rise and sun set times from a sun clock and calendar
E E Mola, I M Irurzun and Quina P L Dammig
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Experimenting with string musical instruments
M C LoPresto
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

An inexpensive digital infrared camera
Allan Mills
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Easy observation of infrared spectral lines
Adolf Cortel
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Frontline

Using the Human Orrery to show Kepler's law's of planetary motion
John Kinchin, Mark Bailey and David Asher
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Cosmic ray detection made easy
Luis Peralta and Florbela Rego
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

The seasons
Andy D Ellison
Provisionally scheduled for February 2012

Letters

Letter to the editor: six's max min thermometer
Frank Thompson
Provisionally scheduled for January 2012