Recent content by Jirnyak

I forgot about that post. Pls no offtop.

Sorry and thank you.

Why do you think I am Oxford graduate?

When we have electrical resistance it is based on dissipation of energy, when we have reactance it is a consequence of charge accumulation in capacitance. Together they form impedance. But let's consider what exactly is responsible for dissipation in case of resistance? Is not it because of...

Honestly, he does not like maths and physics and prefer playing video games on his own. But if we start a lesson he is happy for knowing new interesting things. For example, he was really exited with Pascal triangle, I think that was like a wonderfull discovery for him and he even says that he...

This sounds cool and I did not now and think about that and in that way. Thanks a lot for this!

I want to teach him differentiation and integration because it would be very usefull push for his physics knowledge. I am telling him now about sequences and preparing to study limits for differentiation.

Ah, sorry, no, I meant that they do not cover this at school, at least at his grade, and other students do not know that.

Thank you for the important comment. Could you please describe and give more advice about taking advantage of the opportunities? Do you mean doing electronics and mechanics hobby or going for special courses and societies? Should I search for a special physics tutor for him or this is enough...

Lol, no sorry, thats really about my younger brother. Unfortunately, I am too old for that stuff.

Yeah I see, thank you for the usefull website! To be honest, Oxford is not the case because it is world leading in humanities but not the best in physics and mathematics. Of course Oxford is cool university and I respect it but I i just want to focus on and to do the best.

I think that US education is the best for physics and my brother is more comfortable to study in the US because he decided to move there with his mom. Oxford is not so good for Physics as Cambridge and Cambridge is worse than MIT and Caltech is the best.

No I am not joking about the school searching. I was joking about physicists: there is still a little chance for him to be like Zeldovich but not a chance to be like Landau or Einstein) No, my brother did not pass any tests. Is that SHSAT important to do now? We just did not think about that...

Dear everyone, My younger brother who is 15 years old and me, both live in the UK. He is determined to become a theoretical physicist like Zeldovich or Ginzburg. We have an opportunity to send him to a US high school because it is the best place to become and be a physicist. Could you please...

Hey, cmon, do you really care about that? Only our Goddess Physica should bother you.