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A member of parliament (MP) is the representative of the people who live in their constituency. In many countries with bicameral parliaments, this category includes specifically members of the lower house, as upper houses often have a different title. Member of Congress or Deputy is an equivalent term in other jurisdictions. Another term is Parliamentarian.
Members of parliament seem to tend to form parliamentary groups (also called parliamentary parties) with members of the same political party.

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  1. C

    Another one ignites the dust...

    I hope my contributions help....
  2. drew_101

    New member

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  3. T

    Hi here's how I found PF the welcome message required me to post this

    Hi here's how I found PF the welcome message required me to post this
  4. TheVinylGuy

    Who Is TheVinylGuy?

    Hi all. I'm new here.
  5. Gendibal

    New member looking for a change in career

    Not much, I'm new on the forums and want to study physics as my third career
  6. J

    How Long Can New Members Edit Their Posts?

    ? Hello new member here
  7. A

    Are You Excited to Join the Physics Forum?

    I am happy to be one of the members of physics forum
  8. Palindro

    Why Join a Forum?

    After years of using the forum to validate my work or to get new insights in solving problems when I'm stuck, I have decided to be a member to be on the other side and try and participate in answering questions. I hope to see the rest of you in other threads. See you soon.
  9. aeroandy7

    Aviation and Aerospace Enthusiast... made a Career of it!

    Hello, I'm Andy and I'm looking forward to intellectually stimulating questions and discussions on the PF. Educational background was BSAE from U. of Colorado-Boulder and MSME from U. of California-Irvine. Professional background is combination of mostly flight test but also aircraft design...
  10. metrickilo

    Metrickilo introduction

    What a great site this is. I intend to read more than post, and I do not publish. I'm curious about many things, and I like popular science.
  11. ElfredaCyania

    Hello guys

    Hi everyone, I've been visiting the forum for years. It can always surprise me when it has the answer or at least a discussion for my highly speculative or daydreaming scenarios (by far the favourite: external scramjet aerospike engine). And this time after I've searched for hours and found...
  12. Snowman2

    Hello all!

    Hope to get a bunch of my doubts cleared. thankyou
  13. kirito

    A new member

    hi I am a new member of the site with passion for steam subjects excited to learn form the knowledge of others and improve my understanding
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    My name is Arif Jamal

    Hi my name is Arif Jamal. I am 23 years old. I am currently doing my bachelor's degree in geography from Varanasi. My aim is to learn physics. Because physics fascinate me very much. While looking up in the sky and nature I keep wondering about the natural phenomenon working behind every thing...
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    Hey, I'm Kyle.

    I guess I'm here in case I need to get questions answered and reddit fails me.
  16. G

    How Did You Discover Our Forum?

    Hi everyone. I am a new member. I found this forum while surfing the internet for homework solutions and decided to register to strengthen my knowledge. Cheers!
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    I am a new member

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    New member here

    Hello everyone let me say hello. My name is Rodger, I am 67 yrs old and not very good at maths or physics so need a little help.
  19. Earthworm69

    Just joined - hello

    Just joined - hello. I already posted some stuff in other boards but I noticed that the mods want new users to introduce themselves first. Better late than never. I like a couple of topics that are pretty intertwined with physics, and I am taking a lot of physics and math classes, so its pretty...
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    Welcome Post

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    StarDust

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    How Do New Members Express Gratitude on PF?

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  25. W

    Can Diamagnetism Explain Levitation?

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  26. Ragnar OK

    Can an Arrow Shot by an Archer Hit a Flying Goose?

    An archer 🏹 shoots an arrow 💘 towards a flying goose 🪿, will it get hit 🎯🤔
  27. T

    How Can Joining Online Forums Enhance Your Understanding of Physics?

    Hello, my name is Varian Harrison. I joined this website in order to have more understanding about physics.
  28. l4teLearner

    How Can an IT Professional from Italy Dive Deeper into Mathematics and Physics?

    Hi everyone, IT professional from Italy, I have always been fascinated by maths and fundamental physics. Here to learn more about nature. Cheers
  29. U

    Is Aether Real, and Why Does Newtonian Dynamics Fail at Light Speed?

    Thread: Why does Newtonian dynamics break down at the speed of light
  30. C

    Why Create an Account After Lurking on a Physics Forum?

    Long time lurker - but honestly I felt I use this often enough an account would be nice so I don't have to hope someone who's taken the class before me has already asked the questions I have. Currently in Phys II btw, might try to help out from time to time because I do love physics I feel I get...
  31. Greg Bernhardt

    New Member Award

    Please select up to 3 members who registered in the past 14 months who had the most impact on PF in 2023. This is a popular vote. Everyone nominated should feel honored. Write-ins and positive member shout-outs are welcome in this thread. Polls close on Jan 6 with the award ceremony shortly after.
  32. M

    How Do Triangular Codes in Pascal's Triangle Influence Modern Mathematics?

    Hi New to here and a bit 3,6,9 possessed since finding numerous 3,6,9 equilateral triangles within what is known as Pascal's triangle... Very much looking forward to how the physics of these now not illusive codes helps or hinders mathematics as is known in the modern world... Thanks for having...
  33. S

    Who is Saba from Australia? An Introduction to a Scientist's Journey

    hii, I'm saba from Australia
  34. Hassan Raza

    Who is Hassan? A Physics Undergrad with a Passion for Learning!

    Hi! my name is Hassan and I'm Physics Undergrad.
  35. P

    Who is Pohar Buragohain? A 1st year B.Sc. Physics student from North-east India

    Hi everyone, my name is Pohar Buragohain . I am a 1st undergraduate student in B.Sc. Physics . I am from North-east India. So I am new here hoping this website to help in my academics.
  36. DaveC426913

    Anyone here also a member at SciForums.com?

    If so, I'd like to beg a favour.
  37. practicalphysicsnoob

    What materials are transparent to infrared light?

    Came across this forum wanted to state first I have no background in physics but have been reading through a lot of these articles and would like to learn more. I just posted a thread on a question I had about materials that passthrough IR. Looking forward to seeing more posts with individuals...
  38. J

    What can I learn from being a member of Physics Forums?

    I have learned a lot from you and I am now proud to be a member of Physics Forums.
  39. scottdave

    Vote for a PhysicsForum member who made a difference

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  40. U

    Engineering Elastic Deformation of an Axially Loaded Member

    Sum of forces in the y-direction = 0 and downwards is +ve P + Fab,y = 0 P + Fab (4/5) = 0 Fab = -1.25P ẟ = FL/AE -> ẟab = FabLab/AabE ẟab = (-1.25P*.75)/(pi*(.01)^2*(200*10^3)) = -0.0149P After this step, I am uncertain of how I can relate the vertical elongation with AB's elongation to find...
  41. Greg Bernhardt

    News RIP PF Member Wolram - A Tribute to a Long-Time Member

    I have just been informed, by his sister, that long-time member @wolram passed away back in August. wolram was one of the first PF members and was a mainstay in general discussion since last year. wolram was never shy asking questions and his curiosity was endless. wolram RIP, thank you for your...
  42. T

    How Does Aging Change Our Perception of Ourselves?

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  43. ORF

    Problem when std::function refers to member function

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  44. H

    What Are Some Ways to Improve Physics Knowledge for Astronomy Enthusiasts?

    I'm a maths enthusiast with a pure A Level mathematics qualification. I'm currently looking to improve my physics knowledge as I have a great interest in astronomy. I'm also curious about gravity. I would like to thank you members in advance for the assistance you provide. I look forward to...
  45. D

    Mechanical Engineering Problem sets for a problem member

    I got my last post locked due to insulting a member here. I do apologize I'm under a lot of stress and was nothing personal. The post was about the level of difficulty of engineering courses compared to those of mathematics at the undergraduate level. I am just curious if anyone would be kind...
  46. W

    [Statics] Determining the normal force at an internal point of a member

    For this problem (see image), I get the correct answer for the normal force at point E if I: 1) divide the frame into members AB and CB, 2) solve for the x and y components of the reaction force at point B, 3) make a free body diagram with the cut at point E forming member EB and setting the sum...
  47. Y

    Verify a pointer to a structure that contains a pointer member

    Hi I am working on Chapter 11 Structure, this is pointer of structure where the structure has a member that is a pointer variable. I just want to run by you guys to make sure my understanding is correct. Below is a program I wrote for verification. It works...BUT I afraid it's like last time...
  48. P

    Is My Tractor Stable Enough to Support a Lift at Maximum Height?

    I am seeking some professional help regarding a recent single man lift I purchased. My question is regarding tipping force calculations. I will try to explain all of the pertenent details as best as possible. The lift I bought weighs approximately 600 lbs. It moves around on caster wheels but...
  49. anorlunda

    First TED talk by a PF staff member

    Yes, that's me in the video @anorlunda . The TedX experience was great. They worked with me for 3 months refining and practicing the talk. I got great feedback from many polished speakers. The result was that the message changed almost totally from my first draft to the final draft. I...
  50. Greg Bernhardt

    Quantum Coherent Quantum Physics by PF Member A. Neumaier

    Coherent Quantum Physics: A Reinterpretation of the Tradition by @A. Neumaier https://www.amazon.com/dp/3110667290/?tag=pfamazon01-20
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