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I am exploring career options in Nuclear Physics, exactly speaking, Theoretical Nuclear Physics. One of the ways to pursue a career in the field is of course in the academia, as a Professor and Researcher. But as we know, sustaining in the academia is not an easy job.
I was wondering...
My Solution to previously unsolved High School and First Year University Question 3:
My solution to Question 6:
We can start forming a nested radical expression for ##x##:
$$|x|=\sqrt{x^2}\\=\sqrt{1+(x-1)(x+1)}\\=\sqrt{1+(x-1)\sqrt{1+x(x+2)}}\\=\sqrt{1+(x-1)\sqrt{1+x\sqrt{1+(x+1)(x+3)}}}$$
In...
My solution to Question 6:
We can start forming a nested radical expression for ##x##:
$$|x|=\sqrt{x^2}\\=\sqrt{1+(x-1)(x+1)}\\=\sqrt{1+(x-1)\sqrt{1+x(x+2)}}\\=\sqrt{1+(x-1)\sqrt{1+x\sqrt{1+(x+1)(x+3)}}}$$
In the same way if we progress indefinitely, we get the following nested radical...
I am a tenth grader, and a newbie to Advanced Calculus. While working out problems sets for Gauss's Law, I encountered the following Surface Integral:
I couldn't attempt anything, having no knowledge over surface integration. So please help.
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Well, each and everyone of us know that Like Charges repel, while unlike charges attract. That's a normal high school physics fact. But what's the reason for that? Is it just an experimental fact, or even does have theoretical significance? Please do help.
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Swapnil Das.
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Modern Physics explains Gravitation in two general ways:
In accordance to the General Theory of Relativity, Gravitation is thought of as an effect of the curvature of space-time continuum. This results in the formation of the recently and famously detected Gravitational Waves.
Quantum...
I have been studying the method of symmetry from some days, which essentially reduce the effort needed for the evaluation of equivalent resistances. My textbook states:
Points having symmetrically located about initial and final points have the same potentials.So, the resistances between these...