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Admissions PhD Interview at DAMPT, Cambridge: Questions & Advice
Thank you for the encouragment!- Salah93
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Admissions PhD Interview at DAMPT, Cambridge: Questions & Advice
Have you direct/indirect experience? I know. But I come from a strong master course(not only part III exists...), from a european country, and one of the supervisors is interested in me. I think this counts something.- Salah93
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Admissions PhD Interview at DAMPT, Cambridge: Questions & Advice
I am applying for a PhD possition at DAMPT, Cambridge University. How many interviews are there? And for the academic one, with the possible supervisor, does he test your knowledge? Which are the most common questions? I have a strong research, very good letters, a good motivational letter but...- Salah93
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Admissions Apply for Cambridge/Oxford PhD: Tips for Selling Yourself to Top Professors
The position is 3 years. I will work for a project with a specific professor. So I think is the latter case. NOw I am applying for the graduate Cambridge (where they check the grades I think and there are also the letters from my profs) Then I will send my Motivational letter and a Cv to the...- Salah93
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Admissions Apply for Cambridge/Oxford PhD: Tips for Selling Yourself to Top Professors
I am on my fifth year, I. E. Msc. (Italy is 3+2) TThe university for now is Cambridge for a theoretical position. Have you some advice?- Salah93
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Admissions Apply for Cambridge/Oxford PhD: Tips for Selling Yourself to Top Professors
HI all, I am physics student at his last year in Italy. I'm in one of the very top uni in Italy and Europe(with very strong research). I was able to enter this uni by a very hard test, similar to the physics olympiads. I was the typical top student that sometimes gets top grades and other times...- Salah93
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Graduate Solve Gravitational Interferometer & Geodesics
Ok, I write the equations that I obtain(one can use action variation with an affine parameter, or EL eq. with affine parameter or use directly geodesic eqs with affine parameter by first calculating Christoffel symbols): $$\ddot{t}=\frac{Ak}{2}sin(k(z+t)) (\dot{x}^2-\dot{y}^2)$$...- Salah93
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Solve Gravitational Interferometer & Geodesics
I solved the exercise and made all the necessary calculations and obtained the correct results. What I asking is a more theoretical question, to justify what I did. If the question is not formulated well please tell me.- Salah93
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Solve Gravitational Interferometer & Geodesics
I was trying to solve this exercise: Now I was able to find the eq. of geodetics (or directly by Christoffel formulas calculation or by the Lagrangian for a point particle). And I verified that such space constant coordinate point is a geodetic. Now, for the second point I...- Salah93
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- General relativity Geodesics Gravitational Gravitational wave Interferometer
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Top 40 Physics Schools for Theoretical Cosmology in USA/Canada
Hi guys, I am an italian student in the first year of Msc in physics. I'd like to make a good Physics Phd in USA/Canada in one of the top 30 cosmology schools(I know some good place in Europe, such as ETH, Scuola Normale di Pisa,...). I'd like to make theoretical cosmology. For now I'm...- Salah93
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- Cosmology Physics Schools Theoretical
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Negative scale factor RW metric with scalar field
Ok, I think that in general what I did is right. But I made a big mistake! \frac{d}{d\eta}(2a^3\lambda)=0 gives a^3\lambda=A that is obvoius! A is a constant And then I obtain a(\eta)=-\frac{A}{6}\eta^2+B\eta+C. B and C are real constants. And how can I get the value of the constant A? If A...- Salah93
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Negative scale factor RW metric with scalar field
Can at least someone check if the variation of the action w.r.t a is correct?- Salah93
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Negative scale factor RW metric with scalar field
Homework Statement The aim is to find a solution for the scale factor in a Robertson Walker Metric with a scalar field and a Lagrange multiplier. Homework Equations I have this action S=-\frac{1}{2}\int...- Salah93
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- Cosmology Field General relativity Homework Metric Negative Scalar Scalar field Scale Scale factor
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Can I Get Into a Top PhD Program Despite a Few Bad Grades?
Sperimental Physics 3 and Nuclear Physics and Geometry. For now I want maybe to be a theoretical physicist in cosmology.- Salah93
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Can I Get Into a Top PhD Program Despite a Few Bad Grades?
Hi, I am an italian physics student. I know that this is a recurrent topic but I want some specific advice. This year I am completing my third year of university to get my bachelor degree. Then I have to get my master. In these three years I got a lot of very good-top grade, and 2 average-bad...- Salah93
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- Future Grades Phd
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