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thank you, it was very helpful.

i am new in learning Turing machines, but i think there is a difference between "standard" turing machine and universal turing machine. my question is about the "standard" one. i can get the answer of my question using one tape with tow heads (is it acceptable?). as i said in my...

hello, One can wonder what is the relation between the title of this thread and the subject of quantum mechanics, well, i was reading in a book about quantum computation and information and it was talking about computer science in some chapter where it shows a basic understanding of Turing...

do you suggest to read the above book first then go to another book/articles/video lectures/... or do some of them in paralel?

hello,i had posted in this forum a question about linar algebra and quantum mechanics because i am studying quantum computation and information, i have the following book:"quantum computation and quantum information" by Michael A.Nielsen and Isaac L.Chuang. and i think it covers most topics of...

yes, it is an advanced book, Serge Lang has other books about linear algebra such as:"Linear algebra" and "introduction to linear algebra"

yes , it is a great book too, i had found it in references section of a "quantum computation and information" book. and i thank all of you who had contributed to this thread. your informations and suggestions are great.:smile:

i have that great book in hands, and i am reading it, it covers most of the linear algebra found in quantum mechanics,and it treats linar algebra in abstract way, it has exercises with solutions (separate solutions manual). good book.

yes i mean Qubix. thank you for your explanation about algebra of finit and infinit dimensional spaces. and the book of axler:Linear algebra done right is a great book. thank you.:smile: thank you, but that book is not dedicated to linear algebra, perhaps the first two chapters are about...

thank you, but isn't there a book that talk about vector spaces in an abstract manner like the mathematicians do?

hello, is there a reference book in linar algebra that covers topics found in studying quantum mechanics like: vector spaces, operators , matrix , eigenvectors and eigenvalues. i mean not a physics book, i want a mathematics book that talks about these notions and others in an abstarct way...

the references section of that page contains useful links, i will try some of theme, thank you. thank you physixlover , i had taken a global overview in that book (google books) and it seems to be not to talk about how to get basic equations of astrophysics like TIME EQUATION and the other notions

so, the astronomer uses RESULTS of a physicist (ASTROPHYSICIST) to interpret astronomical models. is this approach correct?

thank you for the explanation

hello, is there a book that give the proof about how to get the equations of time and the related topics like sun rise time and sun set time and other famous times (sorry i don't know the translation of it in english).