Recent content by weirdoguy

Yep, I have it :oldbiggrin: Thank you.

Can you tell which book is it from? Or maybe in which year it appeared on the olympiad (if it did).

No, as is explicitly stated in wiki article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_in_a_box#Momentum_wave_function And also was explicitly said in what you quoted :wink:

Yes, and based on that and ALL your posts and threads @Simon F , I don't really think you understand what they are talking about. You have some weird obsession about Coriolis, but nothing you cite agrees with what you are trying to say (or at least I think you are trying to say): that physicists...

I don't even think that what you do with your experiments (with so many complexities and variables) is covered in any textbook. I am worried though that you think you're doing something against 'mainstream", because you don't, so: Because 99,99% of people who think they discovered something...

They do, as ##a^x## clearly shows. But you blindly run around the most simple problem with the most simple solution.

Yeah, I had all of them because of that (I was not interested in all the topics that some of those volumes covered). But I sold most of the books that I didn't use, and I definitely didn't use any of LL books.

It's free in Poland :oldbiggrin: But I didn't do those 'credentials', on purpose, so that I could not teach in normal school.

Me too. I had it, sold it, and bought it again recently, so that I can solve problems from it (I didn't do it the first time).

What's the difference? Multiplication is commutative, you can write 1 wherever you want. My thought: you are overcomplicating things.

And the answer is yes, whether you write gamma, or write square root explicitly. You can't avoid it.

How? It's just a notation. Writing down this square root explicitly every single time is tiring. That's all to this. EDIT: You've had similar thread about this: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/lorentz-factor-in-textbooks-on-special-relativity.1078774/

Where in the world did you even get this from?

In short: posting your theoretical work in any way or form will be violation of forum rules :wink:

Ok, I thought about it, but I felt that there is something more to that. Thanks! :oldbiggrin: