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I have a very simple and straightforward question. This has been troubling me for quiet a long time now. Can i go for a phd in theoretical physics with a masters in applied physics ? I basically mean to say that: Will applied physics degree create any kind of hindrance for phd in...

I am an undergrad with geophysics major. Well...my course does contain some substantial amount of physics, but it does lack the thrills of quantum mechanics and particle physics(and probably something more). Frankly, i am highly fascinated by the subjects like QM, particle physics. I...

I have a quite simple doubt. One of the practical applications of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle is given by Heisenberg's microscope. In this thought expt. Heisenberg imagines of a hypothetical microscope in which an observer attempts to measure the position and momentum of an electron...

Can u please explain in detail ? advanced level math and the places where it is possible ?

Hey, I have a very basic question ! I want to go for advanced study in physics. I want to do research in basic physics (like, quantum mechanics or particle physics ). Is it possible to go for a Phd in physics with a bachelor's degree in an engeneering subject (like electronics or...

I want to know how to normalize symmetric and anti-symmetric wave functions ??

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The general solution of Schrodinger's equation is givrn by -------- \Psi= A e^{kx-wt}. And this satisfies the equation . But the general solution of 3-D sinosidal wave is given by Psi= A Sin(kx-wt) And this also satisfies the schrodinger's equation. Schrodinger is credited to find the...

Well ! What I think is Magnetic field moves at a speed of light.So, in order to turn off before causing a force,you must move your hand at a faster speed than light. But acc. to Einstein's theory of relativity ,it is not possible