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it's good to aim for something impossible.
so... recently, i have a lot of free time (oh, I'm only in my teens), and i would like aim to be someone who makes solar cells cheap and available, that kinda thing
i know physics, like general relativity, and some quantum mechanics, recently I'm hooked into quantum computing and am reading this http://www.johnboccio.com/research/quantum/notes/QC10th.pdf
and i would like to research concurrently into energy solutions, just cause.
so, what kinda thing do i need to research into understanding almost EVERYTHING of a photovoltaic cell and why is it so inefficient? what laws of thermodynamics?
i have time, like alot.
may i ask for some leads?
so... recently, i have a lot of free time (oh, I'm only in my teens), and i would like aim to be someone who makes solar cells cheap and available, that kinda thing
i know physics, like general relativity, and some quantum mechanics, recently I'm hooked into quantum computing and am reading this http://www.johnboccio.com/research/quantum/notes/QC10th.pdf
and i would like to research concurrently into energy solutions, just cause.
so, what kinda thing do i need to research into understanding almost EVERYTHING of a photovoltaic cell and why is it so inefficient? what laws of thermodynamics?
i have time, like alot.
may i ask for some leads?