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i can follow the equations but i don't know what the symbols mean
for quantum and astro would be best
for quantum and astro would be best
t906 said:i can follow the equations but i don't know what the symbols mean
for quantum and astro would be best
You can find a legend of all the symbols used in physics in most physics textbooks or on reputable online resources such as the American Institute of Physics website.
Yes, there are several websites and databases that list all the symbols used in physics. Some popular ones include the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) website and the Wolfram Alpha database.
No, there may be slight variations in symbols used in different textbooks and resources. It is important to check the legend or key provided in the specific resource you are using to ensure accuracy.
Yes, there are some symbols that are commonly confused in physics, such as the symbols for power and pressure. It is important to double check the meaning and units for each symbol to avoid confusion.
Technically, you can create your own symbols in physics, but it is not recommended. It is important to use standard symbols that have been established and recognized in the scientific community to avoid confusion and promote consistency.