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What can I do to make my physics bachelor more marketable?
Thanks for the replies. Can you give an example of such courses/certifications that would look good on a resume? I've been looking around, but haven't found anything so far. I've picked up some C++, but not enough to be useful in a work environment. I know there are plenty of programming...- Arjani
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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What can I do to make my physics bachelor more marketable?
When I chose physics as my major a few years ago I really did not think about the fact I'd have to find a job someday, I just wanted to study something interesting. Well, here I am now, wishing I'd gone with engineering or something instead. Since I'm also burned out on college in general, I'll...- Arjani
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- Bachelor Physics
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Grand Canonical Partition Function and Adsorption Statistics
Homework Statement Consider a two dimensional surface on a three dimensional crystal. This surface has M positions that can adsorb particles, each of which can bind one particle only and an adsorption does not affect the adsorption on nearby sites. An adsorbed particle has energy ε and an...- Arjani
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- Function Partition Partition function
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Subtracting numbers in two different txt files
I have two .txt files with a bunch of numbers in them, below each other, like this: File 1: 3 4 5 File 2: 1 2 1 Now I want to subtract the numbers in file 2 from the numbers in file 1 and get the results in a new .txt file: File 3: 2 2 4 Very simple. I was going...- Arjani
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- files Numbers Subtracting
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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MATLAB Is there a problem with adjusting the code for plotting climate data in Matlab?
I played around with it some more and adjusted the adjusted code in the following way, changes emphasized again: lon = reshape(grid_txt_lon,144,33); lon(lon>180) = lon(lon>180) - 360; lon = [lon(74:144,:);lon(1:73,:)]; lat = reshape(grid_txt_lat,144,33); deg = reshape(degree,144,33)...- Arjani
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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MATLAB Is there a problem with adjusting the code for plotting climate data in Matlab?
I have climate data that I am plotting in Matlab with a script. The relevant code for this problem, I think, is this: lon = reshape(grid_txt_lon,144,73); lon(lon>180) = lon(lon>180) - 360; lon = [lon(74:144,:);lon(1:73,:)]; lat = reshape(grid_txt_lat,144,73); deg =...- Arjani
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- Graph Matlab
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Can You Safely Handle Alpha Radiation? The Dangers of Unprotected Exposure
Nothing more than tingling? So theoretically, you could hold it in your hand and if you just washed your hands thoroughly enough, you'd be none the worse off?- Arjani
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Can You Safely Handle Alpha Radiation? The Dangers of Unprotected Exposure
Say I were to pick up a big chunk of Americium-241. Could I just hold it in my hand or would it be painful? Not that I'm planning on doing it, just out of curiosity.- Arjani
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- Alpha Alpha radiation Radiation
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Executing a compiled program in Unix
I talked to my supervisor and he explained that you simply have to run the program (./blub) and then the output will appear in output.f and a file called fort.51. The list of data that appears in fort.51 is what I need, but I just can't get it to work, the file remains empty. Before running back...- Arjani
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Engineering Why don't more engineers/scientists go into finance
I don't know of anyone who went into physics to have a career in finance.- Arjani
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Executing a compiled program in Unix
Thanks for the help. I haven't figured it out yet so I'll show what I have, maybe you have an idea.- Arjani
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Executing a compiled program in Unix
I got it from my supervisor without any documentation. Given that I really don't have any experience with Fortran, looking at the source code will probably be pointless for me. I guess the only way out is to ask my supervisor, though I was hoping to figure it out on my own. Edit: I remember...- Arjani
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Multiple e-mails at once in gmail
Thanks, that's exactly what I need!- Arjani
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Multiple e-mails at once in gmail
I need to send out a whole bunch of the same e-mails to different people and I know I can use CC or BCC, but I want to address them by their name as well. Is there a way to do that in Gmail?- Arjani
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- Multiple
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Executing a compiled program in Unix
Thanks! It seems you are correct. Is there any way to see what kind of commands I can put in?- Arjani
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science