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Ok I figured it out but the middle circle actually does play a crucial role. So first the center of the left circle to the radius at the right is sqrt(2). Subtract 1 to find the space in between the origin and that spot on the right. If we set that point on the right of the left circle to be...

Mod note: Member warned that homework questions must be posted in the Homework & Coursework sections http://imgur.com/zGB2dnY Was given this problem a few weeks ago and I'm not sure how I should be approaching it. Please let me know which theorems I should look into in order to solve the problem.

Thank you!

I am in the process of reading through The Theoretical Minimum. One of the processes it suggests is relating to orthogonal vectors, particularly representing the right (|R>) and left (|L>) spins. Common sense says they're orthogonal but I was wondering how exactly to represent the inner product...

Thanks! I've already done a post about black hole physics, I'm pretty excited to have people critique my work.

I'm a freshman in high school and I plan to study quantum physics in college. I've been "researching" on my own for about a year now. I've been looking for a place to share ideas and ask questions, I'm hoping this will be that place.