Recent content by Kainui

Although not pretty, you could convert it to a taylor series by using the one for sin(x) and simply plug in x^3.

Often times I find it's useful to just try things, as there are only so many choices you can make. Sometimes they tend to work themselves out if you're lucky. Sure, this might seem fairly reckless, but it helps build your intuition when you see how it's wrong.

That was about on par with what I needed to see, thanks Bill. Awesome, can you enlarge it? I've only ever worked with spectrofluorometers. Also, in my original post I asked, "how do people think these devices work"?

I'm trying to just find the bare bones of the actual experiments done in quantum mechanics without any interpretations of what the results are. For instance, in the double slit experiment I'm told that observation is what causes the wave function to collapse. How many different ways and...