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bhobba reacted to PeroK's post in the thread A How does time derivative commute from one variable to another? with
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The definition of a differential that I use is: If ##x = f(t)## then ##dx = f'(t)dt##, where ##f'(t) = \frac{df}{dt}##. So, as ##\dot... -
Design a measurement, model it with QM to get a predicted distribution of outcomes, then conduct the experiment. The end result must be...
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bhobba reacted to PeroK's post in the thread I Question about discussions around quantum interpretations with
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That is the issue. Many people, for whatever reasons, believe that the universe must be fundamentally deterministic. QM challenges that... -
bhobba reacted to CrysPhys's post in the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy? with Like.
Research experience may not be technically a requirement, but you will be competing against applicants who do have undergrad research...
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bhobba reacted to CrysPhys's post in the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy? with Like.
I'm not surprised. I've come across similar instances here in the US (including in my own family), highly dependent on family culture...
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bhobba replied to the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy?.Perhaps there is a more effective way to address the issue. First, get your Engineering degree. Then, obtain a Master's degree in...
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bhobba replied to the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy?.Agreed. I was detailing an option that satisfies both goals. After completing the Master's in Engineering, the OP can pursue a PhD in...
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bhobba reacted to CrysPhys's post in the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy? with Like.
I still think you're missing the key issue. You keep discussing paths to a master's engineering degree. But the OP does not want an...
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bhobba replied to the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy?.There are several paths to an engineering degree. As I mentioned, while the standard 4-year engineering degree is still available in...
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bhobba reacted to CrysPhys's post in the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy? with Like.
This goes back to the key issue of who's footing the bills.
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bhobba replied to the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy?.Whatever the usual process is used in his home country, it is used to get a degree in math/physics. Then he comes to Australia, but...
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They only introduced notations and names without any motivation or use. I agree. I don't know why they are taught.
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I think there is a big difference between math and physics. Sure, calculus, linear algebra, and possibly differential geometry are...
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bhobba replied to the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy?.Here in Australia, they are switching to a model where you complete a 3-year Bachelors degree, followed by 2 years in a Master's...
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bhobba reacted to berkeman's post in the thread Other Which branch of engineering is more physics heavy? with Like.
Welcome to PF. I am biased of course, but for me EE is closer to Physics than the other Engineering disciplines. Having said that, a...