After talking to some professors, I am inclined to agree.
That makes me feel a little better, I hope that is the case for me as well.
I had a bit of a bumpy ride applying to undergrad, so I guess I was originally a little paranoid about not getting into grad school after I get out of the...
Thanks for your response. I was hoping this would be an easier decision, but I agree that it wouldn't be fair to the school or other applicants if I get in and leave for two years. I know that the number of openings is limited, and I absolutely would not want someone else to be unable to pursue...
Hello all,
I would like some advice on a issue. I'm a senior undergrad determined to go to grad school for physics. Now my GPA is ok, and hopefully I won't completely bomb the GRE's - that's not what I'm worried about.
My problem is this: I'm an international student from a country that...
I have to disagree. Harmonics in standing waves is a very real physical phenomena. It is NOT an arbitrary mathematical description.
To answer the OP's question, I think the answer is related to resonance. If you've taken differential equations: Say you have a system that can be described...