Recent content by LightQuanta

Yeah you are right, "I want..," is not the right word. And yes, I need to become that reason. The "tough combination" is very reason why I mentioned 2nd M.Sc in physics, which I did wanted to pay for my self. I am not running away from my mistakes (if I did and I don't even have to rise this...

I did not know that MS is not required for a phd program in US. Thanks for the post CrysPhys.

Physics forums insights are really helpful in this case. https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/early-physics-education-in-high-schools/ I do not have any engineering degree. So, I am not sure about this. Most of the physics departments require their applicants to finish their Masters degree...

Thank you f95toli, I will look into CDT too (also your old posts),as this is new to me. I am looking for potential supervisors with a fresh application. Thanks for the tip. I won't get into self-funded PhDs, will avoid it as much as possible.

Hi everyone, I finished M.Sc Physics by "Research" at a UK university during the academic year of 2015. I am an international student from India. As I did not do well in my oral presentation defending my M.Sc thesis (but it was not worst), as a result, I got a pass degree. Before the day or...

When do we use L=r x P and L=I x Omega (angular velocity)? in old 8.01x - Lect 24, I pasted here link of the lecture, which will take you at exact time (at 27:02)he says "spin angular momentum" in classical physics lecture and why? I expected to hear "angular momentum" vector. Normally...

Hi there, New member here!