Recent content by Florian Geyer

After hearing the unfortunate news, I felt that the least I can do is to express my deep gratitude to the respected retired mentor for his passion for helping others, his informative replies, and the numerous pieces of advice he has generously shared. Moreover, reading some of his threads has...

Hello There is a new 4 volume textbook on QM Oliver Tennert, I think it deserves to get a look. I am not sure whether or not it has translated from German yet. Sincerely

previously, the mentors decided to change the forum of my thread because I diverged from its main topic. However, since you have -generously- decided to follow me in my learning journey, I will try to send you a message informing you about my progress. Back to the thread, the picture I got here...

Well, but still demonstrating and proving this is important! At the same time, what I have learned here is very important (to me), and will undoubtedly be a good guidance in my journey in physics learning. Thus, I am grateful to the members who decided to give me some of their time to help me...

First, thank you for your reply and time. Please let me ask, Do you have some other standardized tests? What are the things one may do that will help him in improving his opportunity in applying for a graduate program? Do German universities consider online courses like these in Coursera, Edx...

Nope, not this the point. Firstly, I admit my weak background, and I am working hard to change that. I do not see any difference between my and your opinion in this regard. i.e. I know I am not qualified yet. Secondly, What I have said has nothing to do with difficulty, but rather, it is a...

Hello respected members, I hope this message will find you all well. I want to ask a question that I had for a long time, which is: Does the GRE physics have any importance in countries other than U.S? if you think that “other countries” is too unspecific statement then please tell me if you...

As far as I know, there are two ways: - First, if there is an official translated one given to you by your university, then this is the translation you have to use. - the second, is if there is not such official document. In this case, you have to find a certified translator who can make your...

mmm, almost got it

And when it comes to my educational background, shall I choose high school or undergrad? If I can write this I would type: "undergrad 😛" since this will make my background clearer:).

I tell everyone I'm from the Virgin Islands, but really, I'm from Yemen. Either way, I'm an expert at finding shade under palm trees or date palms :biggrin: Thus, I think there is no big difference. Well, since you are following this for months, and never overlooked it. May I please ask why...

Thank you, I really appreciate your tremendous patience -like always- and all the effort you put in your replies. I will do what you have told me.

mmm, I think now I got the picture, thank you. Regarding the matter of whether they are errors or official titles, well, in the case of general mathematics, yes, these are the official titles. However, with regard to practical physics, the problem is entirely in the translation, since...

Thank you for advice, I deleted the document.

For applying for graduate programs in future, for scholarships' applications, and for all other formal procedures. Yes, the transcript is written originally in Arabic, but no not all the original transcript is correct. Here is a more detailed explanation: - The problem of calling Calculus 1 and...