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I've lurked around for **years** before even making an account! Being a sophomore, studying physics and astronomy, I'm still so new. I'm so excited for the semester to start.
Thanks for all of the wisdom.
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I'm a sophomore now , majoring in astronomy, and will become junior in no more than 1 month.
I have a good command of classical electrodynamics and quantum mechanics. However, I'm confronted with some problems.
1. I want to know more about Astronomy. I borrow Very High Energy...
I am looking for a short pedagogical introduction to Young-tableaux and weight diagrams and the relationship between them, which contains many detailled and worked out examples of how these methods are applied in physics, such as in the context of the standard model and beyond for example.
I am...
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I'm Jerry, a 74 year old retired engineer. Although my degree is in electrical engineering my approach to problems has generally been from the applied physics standpoint. I have recently become interested in space flight methods. Lots of Newtonian physics there! I ran across this forum when...
Does anyone know of any gentle, introductory books to LA that assume little prerequisites, even in the way of vectors and matrices? I want something that will give intuition and reasonable proofs, and will provide enough background for something like computational neuroscience. I do not know...
I want to read some books on the major different fields(solid state,computational and any other except from medical physics and the astro,theoretical,cosmo stuff) in order to get a feel for what I might want to pursue later on my degree.I don't want it to be a textbook as you might agree...
Hello, I am major in physics in the university. Physics is the thing which fascinates me a lot. After I touched the beauty of general relativity, I found that I cannot have a day without physics. However, physics is such a difficult and confusing subject that I often meet some obstacles and have...
It's awful, the reading of this first chapter is extremely boring, he appears only to cover divergence and convergence of series, should i skip this chapter?
I'm about to enter college as an Electrical Engineering student, but I am considering changing my major to physics. Before I commit, however, I would like to take an advanced physics course (QM, Classical Mechanics II, Thermodynamics, etc.) so that I can get a feel for the mathematical rigor of...
I'm aware that most modern textbooks gloss over relativistic qm and jump to qft. Since I'm not that brilliant of a student I'm thinking that i should firstly familiarize myself with relativistic and then go to qft. So my first question:
Is it worth it to study relativistic qm or should i jump...
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I'm a new member to these forums. When the school year starts again, I'm going to be a freshman in high school. I'm mostly an autodidact due to my dissatisfaction with my past school's learning pace, disinterest, and due to various funding costs for higher learning. My...
Can someone recommend me a modern physics book, that includes introduction to all the different theories like quantum mechanics,quantum field theory,special relativity,general relativity,standard model,string,m-theory,supersymmetry,superstrings,quantum gravity,loop quantum gravity etc(if I...
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I am excited to interact all kind of physics problem with u . Be it mechanics or thermodynamics or optics or electricity and magnetism or modern physics. I am physics teacher teaching physics in coaching institute to students aspiring for admission in engineering or medical...
New, not highly qualified, working. But some times some questions Arieses if allowed i will ask. It may be silly for you, but please reply.
Once again many many thanks to all of you.
With regards
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So i need a introduction to Heat, temperature and thermodynamics; not a very advanced text, just a clear beginner text that can include math/calculus. I'm just curious about how heat was/is measured, how it's defined and how it works.Also I wan't to understand thermodynamics and entropy and how...
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I recently found this forum and I look forward to be part of it actively. I am a student of Biomedical Engineering and I hope to find some tips to advance my thesis.
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I just recently found this website, and it looks like there is tons of awesome information available. I'm currently enrolled in community college, and I intend to do a dual major in math and physics. My hobbies include playing World of Warcraft (I freely admit to being a complete...
I'm planning on taking an Abstract Math and Linear Algebra II (essentially a more theoretical continuation to the first linear algebra course which all physics majors take) in order to later take courses like group theory, number theory, analysis, etc. But I have close to no knowledge with how...
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I wanted to ask you if you have the second edition of Introduction to algorithms by Cormen, at which the chapters 30-35 are included, because the prof suggested us to look at the following exercises:
30.1-1
30-1
34-1
34-3
35-1
but I can't find them.
Hello guys! This is my introduction to you all, i think.
I am just a student currently interested in physics and at the same time troubled by it, and google brought me here.
Hope we have some fun time together.
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Homework Statement
A muon has a lifetime of 2.20 x 10^-6 s when at rest, after which time it decays into other particles.
a) If the muon was moving at 0.99c, how far would it travel before decaying into other particles, according to Newtonian mechanics?
b) How long would the muon last...
My name is Umari. I am a lawyer and a writer from Nigeria. Even though I come from a non-science background, I have always been intrigued by science and the question of why things work the way they do.
I have visited quite a few threads since joining this forum and so far I have learned a lot...
Hi guys, just trying to be a conformist here and introduce myself properly.
Finishing my fourth year of study and soon to start my master's degree thesis, I hope.
Nothing special, just wanted to see what's up, hopefully help someone with stuff or get some help otherwise.
Helo everybody, I have buy Introduction to Graph Theory (Dover Books on Mathematics) Book from amazon...
Is this book really good?
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I'm making my Phd on cavity QED but wish to move towards superconducting quantum circuits, could you give me some good references (articles or books) at an introductory level (for self-study)?
Thanks in advance
Hello! I'm a High School student in south-east Michigan. I'm interested in quantum theory, astrobiology and other areas of science, and I look forward to talking to everybody and learning more :smile:
Hi, I am a guy from Norway who loves physics, specifically Quantum Physics, and I hope that one day I'll be physics teacher. I've spent some time here before, but didn't make an account before now. I hope I can help others who pursue science and hope others can help me as well.
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I have an undergraduate degree in Physics, but I've since specialized in more environmental applications of Physics. I've taken a few quantum Physics courses as part of my degree, but, if I'm being honest, what I took from those courses was more of a mathematical view of the field, such...
I came here after noticing a thread I found amusing where someone named "vanesch" said in this post that theories like SED are unneccessary ontological "toy worlds" for people who need to have an explanation behind the formalism of QM, to make themselves feel better.
Mainly I just wanted to...
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this is Shrey and I am from India.
I like classical mechanics, electrodynamics and a wannabe in quantum field theory.
As for my username here, I made it for AOE, it's a German and Japanese combine, go figure ;-)
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I figured it was about time I made an account, since I've come across this forum regularly while searching for comprehensible examples of various topics in Physics. I study Applied Physics at TU Delft in the Netherlands and plan to finish my bachelor's in two years time. My main interests are in...
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I am a student and a physics admirer in the quest of understanding the nature and its workings. I hope to clear my doubts and make new friends here...
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In the first chapter of this book, "Vectors and Kinematics - A few mathematical preliminaries", kinematical equations in both polar and cartesian coordinates are introduced (including acceleration in polar coordinates). However, no reference is made to motion with both translation and rotation...
Homework Statement
Three positive particles of charges 11 μC are located at the corners of an equilateral triangle of side 15.0 cm. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the net force on each particle.
Homework Equations
Coulomb's Law
The Attempt at a Solution
I think, that this is easy...
Hello to all. I earned a Masters Degree in a non-scientific field and a BS degree in Applied Mathematics achieved many years ago with two or three courses in physics and chemistry but not enough to obtain a minor on either. Gaining a better understanding of how things work has always been an...
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My name is sbogucki (Steve B). I am a 31 year old dude with a blossoming interest in conceptual physics.
My undergraduate degree is in religious studies and international studies. However, I work in an aviation engineering office and from that experience, have been exposed...
I'm a programmer as a career, but interested in physics since my childhood. While I lack a solid background on mathematics that hinders me in progressing as deep as I would like in physics, I developed my interest so far by trying to understand physics from the information theory standpoint...
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My name's Tyler. I hope to both ask for assistance and answer questions on the site. I'm a sophomore Physics major at the University of Michigan.
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I'm Community Growth Manager at OpenSignal. Studied pure mathematics for my bachelor's degree, but never got around to going deeper with physics. Now that I'm in the mobile sensors, electronics, and wireless communications / telco space, I am extremely interested in everything connected...
I'm just a guy from Norway who is interested in physics, and my dream is to become a theoretical physicist someday.
I'm looking forward to spend time on this site.
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Can anyone explain or point to a good introduction in simple terms the concept of 'light propagation mode'?
I am in my final year at high school and need to write a research report on how optical fiber communication systems work. The report needs to include some contents beyond what is...
i want a book that smoothly takes me from finite dimensional vector spaces to infinite dimensional vector spaces. Edit: I am doing this as self study, so i would prefer the book to be easy going without an instructor
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I'm Portuguese, became acquainted with physics during elementary school, reading books and magazines around the house, namely Science&Vie and school manuals from elder family members.
Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Universal History are my favorite topics.
My first science book ...