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Undergrad What is the thickness of the atmosphere?
Thanks for telling me! I am all ears :)- Shing
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Undergrad What is the thickness of the atmosphere?
I was thinking of a Fermi-question: the thickness of atmosphere with diffusive equilibrium. And I estimated roughly 10^{5}m (where it should be ~10^{4}m). The difference of order of magnitude to real thickness is 1 (from Wiki). I had a lot of fun, and I am looking for interesting ways other...- Shing
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- Atmosphere Estimation Thickness
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Schools Should I take a gap year to self study before college?
Usually with extremely high focus, one can finish one undergraduate course on his own for about one month (especially we have open course, physics forum, stackexchange, etc now) So why don't you do this in your summer break instead? say, do some reading on Apostol's Calculus (assuming you have...- Shing
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Physics How a person with bipolar disorder become a good physicist?
I know :( but I think mostly due to other physicist, especailly Mach's prejudge and criticisms toward him- Shing
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Physics How a person with bipolar disorder become a good physicist?
Thanks :) Is it okay for you to tell me if she receiving any medical treatment? Whenever I take pill, my mind runs slowly comparing with "normal" state and have a hard time focusing on thinking... :(- Shing
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Physics How a person with bipolar disorder become a good physicist?
Thank you for your reply :) there was a senior real brilliant on physics has a bipolar disorder too, I will go to ask his suggestions. (though there seems to be many sub-types of bipolar disoder And my recent doctor pretty cares about me, I feel so warm around her. And bipolar disorder is one...- Shing
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Physics How a person with bipolar disorder become a good physicist?
Thank you so much for your advice :) I have a doctor appointment once every other week. (she is good and inspiring) The real hardship is my way studies is: 1.)I can be creative and original, but I must study at a low speed (even with bipolar disorder, because simply being creative means a...- Shing
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Physics How a person with bipolar disorder become a good physicist?
I am a year three who suffer badly from bipolar disorder II, it damages me both school grades and communication skills (and honestly speaking, not training myself on these things, I have been only doing only what I want, not what I need, bad idea) . nevertheless, I like nature, I spent far...- Shing
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- Disorder Physicist
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How unitary change of basis related to Trace?
Now I got it a bit! For column vector (1,0) -> (0 ,1) And T is {(0,1),(1,0)} :) Did I get it right?- Shing
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How unitary change of basis related to Trace?
Thanks for reply, So here is my understanding: we map A to B, A and B represent the same thing in different bases, and their mathematical relation is A=T^{-1}AT am I right? I have a rough picture now, but Sadly, I still can't see the physical picture, neither the mathematics. , and shanker...- Shing
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How unitary change of basis related to Trace?
Forgive my ignorance, But shouldn't "unaffected by a unitary change of basis" be expressed asTrUΩ=TrΩ- Shing
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How unitary change of basis related to Trace?
Homework Statement Shanker 1.7.1 3.)Show that the trace of an operator is unaffected by a unitary change of basis (Equivalently, show TrΩ=TrU^{\dagger}ΩUHomework Equations I can show that via Shanker's hint, but I however can't see how a unitary change of basis links to TrΩ=TrU^{\dagger}ΩU...- Shing
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- Basis Change Change of basis Trace
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Graduate What Is the Physics Intuition Behind a Complex Vector in a Linear Space?
Thank you so much for your reply, I am sorry that I can't understand it completely (since English is my 2nd language) so my understanding is: A vector with complex structure can be thought of a arrow(vector itself) with feathers (the complex number stays with the vector). While arrow...- Shing
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate What Is the Physics Intuition Behind a Complex Vector in a Linear Space?
Would anyone be kind enough shed some light on the physics Intuition of a vector in a linear space over a complex field for me? Furthermore, what does z^z mean?- Shing
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- Complex Intuition Vector
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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The Feynman Lectures on Physics?
You guys are my heros!- Shing
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks