Resnick's name appears first on v. 1 of the 5th ed.; Halliday's name appears first on v. 2 of the 5th ed.

1. Vol. 1: XIV, 566, [40] str;
2. Measurement;
3. Motion in one dimension;
4. Force and newton's laws;
5. Motion in two and three dimensions;
6. Applications of newton's laws;
7. Momentum;
8. Systems of particles;
9. Rotational kinematics;
10. Rotational dynamics;
11. Angular momentum;
12. Energy 1: work and kinetic energy;
13. Energy 2: potential energy;
14. Energy 3: conservation of energy;
15. Gravitation;
16. Fluid statics;
17. Fluid dynamics;
18. Oscillations;
19. Wave motion;
20. Sound waves;
21. The special theory of relativity;
22. Temperature;
23. Molecular properties of gases;
24. The first law of thermodynamics;
25. Entropy and the second law of thermodynamics;

26. Vol. 2: XIV, 567-1198, [41] str;
27. Electric charge and coulomb's law;
28. The electric field;
29. Gauss' law;
30. Electric potential energy and potential;
31. The electrical properties of materials;
32. Capacitance;
33. Dc circuits;
34. The magnetic field;
35. The magnetic field of a current;
36. Faraday's law of induction;
37. Magnetic properties of materials;
38. Inductance;
39. Alternating current circuits;
40. Maxwell's equations and electromagnetic waves;
41. Light waves;
42. Mirrors and lenses;
43. Interference;
44. Diffraction;
45. Gratings and spectra;
46. Polarization;
47. The nature of light;
48. The nature of matter;
49. Electrons in potential wells;
50. Atomic structure;
51. Electrical conduction in solids;
52. Nuclear physics;
53. Energy from the nucleus;
54. Particle physics and cosmology