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Yes, it's going to seem rather silly I think when you see it: Write the general form of ##(<\phi|\hat{A})|\psi> = a\psi_1 + b\psi_2##...

It's a distribution, or continuous linear functional. You're quoting the insight but didn't actually read it. The insight itself would...

Sure: https://www.niu.edu/clas/physics/academics/graduate/phd.shtml If you enter with a masters degree or a pgre score > 50% here...

Having a masters exempts you from quals in the US. You're assumed to have passed already. Unless the department has some PhD specific...

I'm not seeing the minus sign, basically in your example you need to apply the given definition: $$\hat{A} = \hat{L} \hat{K}$$ $$\hat{L}...

This is common advice and it's basically what you should do (minus the second part of lie like crazy). Your contributions, no matter how...

Graduate school applications in the US are a bit iffy at the moment. High energy theory is going to be very rough. You already have a...

Here is a link to git repo I've used to play around with this: llama.cpp This is basically the framework you'll need to run GGUF files...

Back in the early early days of chatgpt it was possible to prompt it to spit out active AWS keys. Secrets are only secret if you don't...

You can download various LLM's and run them locally. That's probably your best bet.

What's costing you energy in that case is your negative Q. The product has a lower binding energy (more mass) than its reactants. The...

What I mean by this is, either you get a positive Q or negative Q and that determines if a given reaction is exothermic or endothermic...

Maybe you can see if there are plans to limit the 2026 class of first year physics graduate students. :)...

Because you're fusing elements after the peak in binding energy your Q will be negative. You need to make up that budget with energy...

It doesn't get released, it was there all along generally as kinetic energy. No, again, the graph only includes binding energy Q...