Hello.
I am in confusion because I cannot understand which formula will be used in this and that derivation,because there are many formulas of physics.Then how we come to know that this specific formula must be used in this derivation
It is a great confusion for me.
Please solve my problem...
(Any help whatsoever is greatly appreciated)
I am looking for good online sources to help me understand relativistic formula's for the equations of Maxwell, and all the stuff that follows from it (like Cherenkov radiation).
I realize that's a pretty vague description, so if there is no...
Principles of sound reasoning.
For the following argument, derive the conclusion:
B & C
(A \leftrightarrow B) v (C\rightarrow D)
(A v E) \rightarrow H
(D & C) \rightarrow I
(IvJ) \rightarrow H
Conclusion is H.
I know I am supposed to make some provisional...
I'm taking a first course in modern physics and were currently discussing special relativity. My professor keeps using four-vectors in derivations and proofs, and requires us to use them, but he hasn't developed the theory behind them; that is he's only showed us how to manipulate them. The...
Simple algebra, derivations, integrations. Desperate need of help :)
Hi!
This is my first post here (and it's not a very funny one). :)
It's been a long time since I took any math, and I'm getting more and more confused. Need some help!
a'*m' = b'*m
a*m' = b*m
b-b'=(a-a')*(m/m')...
Blarg. I have no idea how to do this thing. Can anyone give me some good links so I can read up on it? Like lessons and stuff. Because my teacher is very inadequate.