Thanks for the quick reply.
I've looked through the articles on wikipedia. One of them hints that C1,1 in the x, S1,1 in the z, and C1,0 in the z are special cases. Unfortunately, it doesn't explain why (nor do the books I looked at so far).
From what I know, you could go into medicine (neurosurgeon or neurologist) or research.
The research really varies between institutions. One possibility is testing psychological responses by taking an ECG or SPECT. Another is tracking the progress of neurological disesase with EMG or functional...
For many grad schools, you don't need the subject GRE, only the general one. Perhaps, you should take some practice tests and see which one goes better for you? If your physics practice tests go well, take the actual one. If they don't, just take the general GRE.
I hardly every heard of people...
Wow, this thread is getting quite a bit of attention. So many answers in a few days, whereas certain homework questions have been unanswered since 2007 :-).
I am also looking through careers, I am currently an undergraduate in, guess what... engineering. Biomedical engineering, to be...
Hello, everyone!
I'm working on parametrizing a magnetic field using spherical harmonics. The equations
Yc n,m (theta, phi) = (R/R0)^n * Pn,m(cos(theta)) * cos(m*phi)
Ys n,m (theta, phi) = (R/R0)^n * Pn,m(cos(theta)) * sin(m*phi)
where Pn,m is a Legendre polynomial where n is degree and m...