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Makveger
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I'm studying Mechanical Engineering (thermo-fluid sciences),and these days I'm reading a book about Nuclear Engineering and it seems very interesting except for some parts that are giving me headaches.
the second chapter is about some modern physics concepts which I am really having some troubles with , like Schrodinger's equation and wavefunction
So is nuclear engineering all about this?
my background about quantum mechanics is ZERO and I didn't revise electric&magnetic fields and electromagnetic radiation since my first year as my study is all about thermodynamics,heat transfer and fluid mechanics
I really like nuclear engineering I can take the trouble to learn this stuff if it's important
So I need to know if it is important and I should fully understand it or I should just read it?
the second chapter is about some modern physics concepts which I am really having some troubles with , like Schrodinger's equation and wavefunction
So is nuclear engineering all about this?
my background about quantum mechanics is ZERO and I didn't revise electric&magnetic fields and electromagnetic radiation since my first year as my study is all about thermodynamics,heat transfer and fluid mechanics
I really like nuclear engineering I can take the trouble to learn this stuff if it's important
So I need to know if it is important and I should fully understand it or I should just read it?