Just wondering what was the general opinion of UofT's Engineering Science program, if there is any? Also I was wondering which other universities offer a Nanoengineering program?
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Athalus
Yeah its just superposition, just take the E field generated with respect to Q1 at the midpoint, as if Q2 did not exist, and add it to the E field generated with respect to Q2 at the midpoint, as if Q1 did not exist, and you should get your net E field.
Athalus
But the question is not referring to the granularity of light, the question is referring to the "...granularity of electromagnetic radation...", or radio waves I believe, I don't know if it really matters though, it probably is the same thing as the granularity of light.
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Athalus
Thanks, but I still don't quite understand what your telling me, is it that granularity refers to what happens when there are quantum effects involved, and that I can disregard it because the number of photons is so large that quantum effects do not come into play?
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Athalus
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