I don't really have a favorite type. But for sure I don't like to deal with experiments >_<. For real, I don't know! Maybe I need help in how to search and what to search for.
Okay, then I think the most appropriate degree for me is a Phd in Theoretical Physics, but in a field that is abstract mathematically!.
What are the physics fields that deal with abstract math (not necessarily abstract physics!) ?
I don't really see it as a tool.
Hmmm, I might say that I am actually trying to study them together at the same time each for its own sake!- Should I instead apply for a mathematical physics degree "Another silly decision I think. Mathematical and theoretical physics degrees seems to be...
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It seems like mostly, the masters degree is skipped for those who are seeking a Phd degree (from Bachelor's to Phd directly).
I'm in my fourth year as undergraduate, studying physics. I like both math and physics and I really want to master them both. The thing is that my university...
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I am having a really bad semester with solid state physics material, the book "introduction to solid state physics" by kittel is hard to follow and vague also it doesn't provide good explanations, always brief and fast. More than that my prof. is really good but have problems in...
I choosed it because it seemed to be the best pde book for me while studying physics. A lot of people gave a good feedback to it.
Do you recommend any other books?
Sorry to keep the title too broad and general.
I'm starting learning pde by myself , using "linear partial differential equations for scientists and engineers"
I'm having some problems with the basics "I took ODE". The following differentiation is totally new to me, can some one explain to me...
I'm frustrated now by your question ><.
I know how to find eigenvalues and eigenvectors for 2×2 matrix with no doubt. Maybe I'm really not getting the idea of 3×3 matrices?! The book I read didn't point out clearly how to find the eigenvectors (of 3×3), just degeneracy in 3×3 matrices by...
I did what you exactly said, but as you can see from the matrix in the question: "using first row"
##-x+2y+2z=\frac{1}{3}λx##
λ=1, that gives me ##-2x+y+z=0##
there is more than one vector satisfy the conditions you said "through the origin and eigenvector with an associated eigenvalue of 1"...
http://im54.gulfup.com/ZtJZd5.png
http://im54.gulfup.com/SJgJXh.png Till now compared with other subjects that I studied by my self, linear algebra is really the toughest one :bow:
Anyway, here I found a plane using characteristic eq. which really surprised me since det(M)=1, M is the matrix...
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I didn't know where to put my question, but I think here is the best section for it.
http://im60.gulfup.com/apkrpJ.png
The problem isn't that I can't solve it, I actually did but I don't understand the concept ! -- I don't remember anything from my high school stat and I didn't do...