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Admissions French applying for a 6 month internship in Australia
Ok, for me "fluent" just meant that I could hold a conversation without stopping to find my words. So, my bad, I remove that. Do you think that replacing "required" by "encouraged" or "given the opportunity" would be better? Because I think it is important to keep the fact that the internship...- Afanthomme
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Admissions French applying for a 6 month internship in Australia
Thank you for removing the files, i don't think there's much of interest to learn here but still i'll do a new version without informations ! I won't have any experimental/theoretical experience by then, this internship is supposed to be our first real contact with the research domain. About...- Afanthomme
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Admissions French applying for a 6 month internship in Australia
Thank you very much, I made the changes you suggested ! In fact I am not applying to a school but directly to the research department. I have found a page with a "contact the research expert" form, but I also found the email of the responsible of the department, so I don't really know what...- Afanthomme
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Admissions French applying for a 6 month internship in Australia
Mentor note: removed the attachments, see post 3 Hi everyone, I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this, if I am wrong I will delete this thread as soon as possible. I am a french student, currently looking for a 6-months internship abroad, required by my school. Being interested in...- Afanthomme
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- Australia Internship
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Graduate Extracting a Feynman diagram from a lagrangian?
Thank you very much, this really made it much clearer !- Afanthomme
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Extracting a Feynman diagram from a lagrangian?
Ok i get that ! One last question: when asked to compute "the amplitude for a \phi->\phi \phi decay" without further precision, how do we fix the external points? Do we have to integrate over all possible momenta configurations?- Afanthomme
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Graduate Extracting a Feynman diagram from a lagrangian?
Well I'm not really sure that helps me... When you say "allowed diagrams with the correct in and out states", you mean all diagrams with a given number of vertex that link the external points ( for example \phi_{pi} )? Edit : in fact i understood what bothered me with the derivative.- Afanthomme
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Extracting a Feynman diagram from a lagrangian?
it's mostly the second problem, i really don't understand how to link a physical situation to the diagrams. I also have a problem with the momentum factors due to particles entering/leaving a vertex (but i think this might become more understandable if i understand how to get the diagrams)- Afanthomme
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Exploring Quantum Field Theory: A French Graduate Student's Journey
Hi everyone, not much to be said about me, I'm a french graduate student in fundamental physics, mostly here to find help in my attempt of understanding quantum fiel theory through Scwhartz's "Quantum field theory and the standard model"- Afanthomme
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Graduate Extracting a Feynman diagram from a lagrangian?
Hi everyone, sorry if this is not the right place to post that question but I'm new to this forum, i'll delete if necessary. I am currently trying to learn QFT from Matthew Schwartz's "Quantum field theory and the standard model", quite clear during the first chapters, but i have been...- Afanthomme
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- Diagram Feynman Feynman diagram Lagrangian
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics