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Greg Bernhardt reacted to DavidL070949's post in the thread Help with problem in MIT open course general relativity with
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Hi! Apologies in advance for a somewhat long post. First, by some background: Long ago in what seems like a galaxy far away, I got a... -
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All of this is very helpful indeed! I'm going to try to work through the details on my own, so that I make sure I really understand and...
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Hello fellow explorers !!.Welcome to PF!
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to The_Eternal_Observer's post in the thread Hello fellow explorers !! with Like.
I am from Computer Science background, but i am also very interested in learning more about Mathematics, Philosophy and Physics. Hope to...
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to Frabjous's post in the thread Request for a new History of Science subforum with
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I disagree. It should be in the same forum as tv and movies (general discussions). “Music” should probably be removed from the “art... -
Greg Bernhardt reacted to pines-demon's post in the thread Request for a new History of Science subforum with Like.
That works for me.
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Request for a new History of Science subforum.I'll be moving threads over slowly https://www.physicsforums.com/forums/music.376/
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Request for a new History of Science subforum.Split off music as a GD subforum?
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Request for a new History of Science subforum.What is the rational?
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Request for a new History of Science subforum.Outside of the existing one?
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to BillTre's post in the thread An open access review of the Asgard Archaea with Like.
Asgard archaea: have we found our microbial ancestors? The Ascard Archaea are now widely hypothesized to have fused with...
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Consider a disc of radius ##R## with a uniform mass distribution and total mass ##M## rotating in its own plane. In its COM's inertial...
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to wrobel's post in the thread Graduate Nonautonomous Lie derivative with Like.
I’m reposting a question from MathOverflow here. I’d love to hear your thoughts/comments on it...
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I'm not sure where this post might belong, so I just started a new thread. If there is an existing thread it should go into, please...
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to BillTre's post in the thread Request for a new History of Science subforum with Like.
OK, to start: These to fun and games: Programming Jokes: Lame, Science & Math Jokes! Bad Math Jokes These in General Discussion seem...