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good job my friend...

remember, the books of classical physics are still written in a way that positive charges are moving in electricity. this is early years of electromagnetics, physicist thought positiver charges were moving instead of neg. charges. it was later understood that there are 3 parts of atom...

1) yes they can, but what about the place where positive charges are leaving from. if positive charge leave that space, then it will essenstially make that place more negative, in other words its just a different way of thinking the traveling current. 2) everything that happens inside the body...

you would have a much better understanding at your research if you take org. chem first. but, it depends on you research. if it involve lot of reactions and making, breaking complexes or how the complax reacts and what affects it has on different things, then yes, you should take org. chem...

Agreed! i was gone say the same thing

thank you friend... i ultimately i want to research in meta-materials... any university who would be doing that.. i was thinking about penn state.. how does tat sounds

this is an free online lecture website of vector calculus its from MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology they post their lectures online, so people can learn by themselves for free. there are many other lectures posted by them if you are interested in it. for vector calculus click...

im a physics major and i want to specialize in optics.. any suggestions which path and university i should follow what would a good idea as of making good money in future and also doing research by specializing in optics (physics)

hey mate.. i just registered for this website. i'm just an undergraduate pre-med student, and I'm still learning stuff. so thanks for all the information.. i love physics and calculus, specially astrophysics. but may be u could find something on this website www.sciencedaily.com they...