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How should a physicist learn Machine Learning?
Hello everyone, I am currently a master student working on physics and neural networks. I have already started producing neural network results (I use tensorflow and keras) so I know how to program the basic things that I am required to do, the problem is that I do not understand them well. I...- Phylosopher
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- Machine Machine learning Physicist
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Physics Job prospects for accelerator physics
GE is American, SIEMENS is German.- Phylosopher
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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BSc in Meteorology with no experience -- Is it reasonable to look for international jobs?
It depends on the country you are applying to and the country you are from. I was living in a two/third world country at the time I graduated with my BSc., I tried to find jobs internationally without any experience and I failed miserably XD I applied to around 30 companies/institutions, no...- Phylosopher
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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What Really Matters in Job Satisfaction: Beyond Salary?
In my previous job, one of the contract points clearly states that you CANNOT discuss your salary with any other employee in the institution.- Phylosopher
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Physics Job prospects for accelerator physics
The main accelerator physics job I can think of is that related to medical physics. Currently, the business of medical accelerators is booming... The most widely used ones as far as I know are cyclotrons. They are used to make radioactive injections for PET and SPECT scans. In the time being...- Phylosopher
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Relativity Spacetime Physics and Black Hole Physics
I studied from Sean Carrol book and use misner-thorne-wheeler book as a reference, how would you compare these two to them?- Phylosopher
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Are Supercomputers Still Profitable in the Age of Cloud Computing?
When I look at the largest supercomputers, I see governmental institutions and electronic companies. That is, no service providing companies: (wiki) 1- Riken (Funded by the Japanese government) 2- Oak Ridge National Laboratory 3- Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 4- National Supercomputing...- Phylosopher
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Are Supercomputers Still Profitable in the Age of Cloud Computing?
I am wondering whether supercomputers are profitable! I am no computer engineer/scientist, but it seems that it could be. I tried to search on google, on whether supercomputers are in fact profitable, but I couldn't find a suitable source. Also, with the rise of cloud computing such as AWS, I...- Phylosopher
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- business
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Quantum Is Zuber's Quantum Field Theory textbook any good?
Hi, I have been studying Quantum Field Theory this semester! It seems that Shwartz and Peskin are the most popular choices when it comes to studying QFT. But apparently my professor have another "old" preference. He strongly suggested that we learn QFT from Zuber's book. I have looked at the...- Phylosopher
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- Field Field theory Quantum Quantum field theory Textbook Theory
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Other How to find an internship through university staff?
Hello everyone,I would like your advice on the matter of internships... Usually every year, no matter the situation, I apply for internships/training for the summer... Sometimes I succeed in finding one and sometimes I fail. It became a habit to always search for internships (Hopefully a good...- Phylosopher
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- Internship University
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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I Why perturbation theory uses power series?
Ref1 in my original post claims that using "regular" purterbation is not enough to find all the possible solutions for the following equation ##x^{2}-1=\epsilon e^{x}## But it is enough to find the solutions of ##x^{2}-1=\epsilon x##- Phylosopher
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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I Why perturbation theory uses power series?
I am revising perturbation theory from Griffiths introduction to quantum mechanics. Griffiths uses power series to represent the perturbation in the system due to small change in the Hamiltonian. But I see no justification for it! Other than the fact that it works. I searched on the internet a...- Phylosopher
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- Perturbation Perturbation theory Power Power series Series Theory
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Admissions Postponing starting my Master's degree (Germany)
Thank you for your reply. Yes I have looked for scholarships. The university does not offer any, and the deadline for all the external scholarships that I know of has passed. Even if there is one, it will take around a month or two for a decision, and I only have around 10 days to decide...- Phylosopher
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Admissions Postponing starting my Master's degree (Germany)
Update The university advised me to basically apply again for the Winter semester. As I understand, this means that I will have to reject the current offer and reapply. The outcome of the Winter semester screening may be positive or negative, and it is not necessarily tied to this year...- Phylosopher
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Admissions Postponing starting my Master's degree (Germany)
I wrote, still waiting for a response. But I wanted to know if this is a common thing or not. Also, whether such cases are usually accepted from universities.- Phylosopher
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising