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Graduate Mean free path in units g/cm^2
Hello. I have just read a mean free path (a distance) written in units g/cm^2. How do you interpret this unit in terms of the usual idea of the mean free path as a distance?- go quantum!
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- Mean Mean free path Path Units
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Graduate What Textbooks Cover the Boltzmann Transport Equation in Statistical Mechanics?
Hello. Do you know any textbook about Statistical Mechanics that discusses Boltzmann Transport Equation? It is not discussed in the textbooks that I know. Thank you.- go quantum!
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Finding the Right Textbook on Cosmic Rays Hitting Earth
I am looking for a textbook that gives a good description of the cosmic rays hitting the Earth. Do you have any suggestion? Thanks.- go quantum!
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- Cosmic rays Earth Rays Textbook
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Graduate Transition: Classical Mechanics to Quantum Mechanics
Is that the only motivation? It can't be...- go quantum!
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Transition: Classical Mechanics to Quantum Mechanics
Imagine that I have a system that is described classically by a given Hamiltonian which is a function of a given set of parameters q and their canonical conjugate momenta p=\frac{\partial L}{\partial \dot{q}}. Then, I will say that the quantum description of the same system is guided by setting...- go quantum!
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- Classical Classical mechanics Mechanics Quantum Quantum mechanics Transition
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Graduate Path integral formulation of non-relativistic quantum mechanics
I am looking for a textbook that introduces and discusses the path integral formulation of non-relativistic quantum mechanics? Would you have some suggestions for me? Thanks.- go quantum!
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- Integral Mechanics Path Path integral Path integral formulation Quantum Quantum mechanics
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Graduate What is the significance of the Klein Paradox in particle physics?
The Klein Paradox is the name given to the following prediction of Klein Gordon's equations. If you send a current of electrons against a potential barrier of height V such that the energy of the incident electrons is less then V - m, you should observe a current of positrons coming out of the...- go quantum!
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- Coefficient Klein Negative Paradox Transmission
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Graduate Complex Analysis for Integrals in Physics
Hello! I know that the theory of complex analysis is useful to compute integrals of real valued functions. I am a Physics student and I followed a Complex Analysis course but we did not have time to cover this up. I am looking for a textbook that takes a practical approach to this subject. I...- go quantum!
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- Analysis Complex Complex analysis Integrals Physics
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Friedmann Equation demonstration - Liddle
Are you confortable with the demonstration in page 19 of Introduction to Modern Cosmology - A. Liddle ? My problem is in particular eq. (3.4) when he writes the potential energy of a test particle. I think there is a factor of 2 missing in the denominator.- go quantum!
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- Demonstration Friedmann Friedmann equation
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Undergrad Which Textbooks Cover Cosmology and Measuring Cosmic Distances?
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Undergrad Which Textbooks Cover Cosmology and Measuring Cosmic Distances?
Hello! In which textbooks about Cosmology may I find information about the constitution of the cosmos and also about determination of distances and luminosities? Thanks for your attention.- go quantum!
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Introduction to Quantum Field Theory: A Relaxed Approach
Sometimes I find useful and more interesting to read a less rigorous textbook before tackling a reference textbook of a given subject. Having said that, I am looking for a book that introduces the ideas of quantum field theory in a relaxed way. This allows to grab the ideas and then formalize...- go quantum!
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- Field Field theory Quantum Quantum field theory Theory
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Graduate Book about Measurements in Astronomy and Cosmology
Hello! I am a physicist. Although I think I understand quite well the laws of Newtonian physics and general relativity that explain the observable universe, I am a complete dummy in what concerns doing measurements in the universe. For instance, I have no idea how to measure the distance to a...- go quantum!
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- Astronomy Book Cosmology Measurements
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Programs Cambridge Part III vs Perimeter Institute master program
Of course! I am just asking which of the two master's I mentioned would be preferable if your goal after the master's degree is to do a PhD in the US.- go quantum!
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Programs Cambridge Part III vs Perimeter Institute master program
Hello! Suppose that your objective is to do a PhD in an american university, one of the top to be exactly. Imagine you have to opportunity to chose between Cambridge Part III and Perimeter Institute master program. Which master would be the best way to achieve the stated goal? What would be the...- go quantum!
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- Cambridge Master Part iii Perimeter Program
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising