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Seeking online physics course using Berkeley Physics Vol 3 (Waves)
During my B.S./Physics I largely missed course # 3, which (back then) was entirely based on the Berkeley Physics Series, Volume 3 (Waves), by Dr. Crawford. I would *really* like to retake this course, using this book (even though it apparently is out of style nowadays). Unfortunately, Dr...- TomL
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Chemistry What Does Delta Gn Represent in the MIT Chemistry Course Equation?
Hello, I have a doubt in a question from a chemistry MIT course: My attempt is attached. The formula given in the lecture is D = Do * exp(-Ea + Delta Gn)/RT However, they don't explain what Delta Gn is, I suppose it is Gibbs free energy, but as the statement doesn't give any other extra energy...- guiromero
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- arrhenius equation Chemistry Course Mit
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Advice for self-study Intro to Mechanics course?
TL;DR Summary: Is there a mental model for setting up equations of motion and related mathematical equations when tackling mechanics problems? Hi there, I'm going through a first year mechanics textbook (An Introduction to Mechanics by Kleppner et al) from MIT OpenCourseware as I'm interested...- cancerman1
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- Course Intro Mechanics Self-study
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Studying How should I actually be studying during my undergrad physics course?
im a first year physics student near half way through the year and I still cant get to grips with what how im supposed to study. I try to rewrite my lecture notes using the textbook as the lectures seem to miss out a fair bit of information (and we were told to do this), but this takes me so...- confusedandroid
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- Course Physics Undergrad
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Coldest Place on Earth - in Antarctica, of course
What’s the coldest spot on Earth? NASA has pinpointed it — and the nights are deadly https://www.yahoo.com/news/coldest-spot-earth-nasa-pinpointed-125903009.html- Astronuc
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- Course Earth
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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I Full Course in Group Theory (and More) on YouTube
I created a YouTube channel (here's the link) a few months ago in which I post detailed lectures in higher mathematics. I just finished my Group Theory Course. Here is a sample video. Apart from that, so far I have uploaded A first course on Linear Algebra (which I am currently renovating). A...- caffeinemachine
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- Course Group Group theory Theory Youtube
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Which Bootstrap Course is Best for Learning Frontend Web Development?
I'm struggling with frontend. Although my basics of html,css are clear, I'm having trouble in building websites and I'm just putting baby steps towards it(made my first simple html css site today). Thus a guidance from a mentor would be really helpful to me in learning. If I don't find any...- shivajikobardan
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- Bootstrap Course
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Comp Sci 8 bit block division -- University Level Intro Course: Networking
What I think I should do: 1 = 0001 7 = 0111 3 = 0011 First block = 00010111 Second Block = 00110000 Now, I do binary division 00010111/11010 = find the answer 00110000/11010 = find the answer This is what I think I should do, but I am not sure if this is correct. Is this basically CRC? Any...- SumDood_
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- Bit Block Course Division Intro Networking University
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Comp Sci Parity Check Question -- University Level Intro Course: Networking
What I know: Parity check is used to detect if there are errors when transmitting data by adding redundancy bits to the dataword (data that we want to send) which creates a codeword. Then the receiver checks if the 1's are even or odd and based on that, we know that there was corruption during...- SumDood_
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- Course Intro Networking Parity University
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Why Do Software Bugs Seem to Appear Out of Nowhere?
An EE coworker who's exploring software development just complained that his code that worked yesterday doesn't work now - and he hasn't changed anything. He said it within earshot of several more experienced programmers (including Yours Truly). The immediate reactions were chuckles and "yeah...- .Scott
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Courses Freshman Physics Major Struggles in University Course
I'm currently a freshman physics major coming into university from an early college high school, so I was lucky enough to have some experience taking college level physics courses before I came to university. I didn't think that those courses were rigorous enough in comparison to what I've heard...- Kalebh03
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- Course Freshman Major Physics Physics major University
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Building a step by step course for different subjects in mathematics
Hi, I mostly do Self study and I was wondering how to build up a course ie the.different levels from beginner to advanced in the fields of linear algebra, optimization (rbfs etc), statistics and probability? Suggestions of books with the various levels is welcome. Please help me out in this as...- chiraganand
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- Building Course Mathematics
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Programs I want to enroll in a beginning programming course
Long ago I studied one and only one beginning programming course. The only requirement or prerequisite was a couple of remedial Mathematics courses (Algebra 1 and Algebra 2, and maybe Trigonometry). No other computer courses needed as prerequisites. With much struggling, I earned a C. The...- symbolipoint
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- Beginning Course Programming
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Analysis Book needed for Applied Linear Analysis Course
The course description is as follows: Description Function spaces, convergence, inner product, bounded linear operators, integral operators and integral equations, adjoint operators, expansion in eigenfunctions, resolvent, kernel The instructor is on sabbatical, until the start of the class...- MidgetDwarf
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- Analysis Applied Book Course Linear
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Suggestions for future reading — Supergravity by Freedman or A First Course in String Theory by Zweibach?
What do you recommend to read first, Supergravity by Freedman or A First Course in String Theory by Zweibach? For future consideration.- MathematicalPhysicist
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- Course Future Reading String String theory Suggestions Supergravity Theory
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Preparing for a Quantum Computation Course: Superconducting Qubits
Summary:: Looking for articles/books to prepare myself for the course: Quantum computation with superconducting qubits Hello everyone. I am about to take a course in Quantum computation with superconducting qubits and I am searching for material to prepare it. I took a first course on that...- Jufa
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- Computation Course Quantum Quantum computation Qubits Superconducting
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Courses Is it necessary for theoretical physics students to take a course in PDE?
By PDE. The book written by Walter Alexander Strauss perfect described a typical undergraduate PDE course I have in my mind. It should at least include: Laplace equations, waves and diffusions reflection, boundary problems, Fourier series The content of the book I mentioned can also be found...- Jamestein Newton
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- Course Pde Physics students Theoretical Theoretical physics
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Classical FLP Original Course Handouts at The Feynman Lectures Website
Hello, everyone. The first large collection of FLP-related content posted at The Feynman Lectures Website was 744 pages of FLP classroom handouts (including laboratory guidelines, descriptions of experiments, homework, quizzes and exams, lecture summaries and outlines) donated by one of...- codelieb
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- Caltech Course Feynman Feynman lectures History of science Lectures
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Particle Better Textbooks than Griffiths for Particle Physics 101
Griffiths "introduction to elementary particles" serves a great introduction as a first course on particle physics for undergraduate students. But what are the possible alternatives of this textbook? Like being more beneficial in the long run, more time-consuming, for aspired students. But it...- Jamestein Newton
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- Course Griffiths Particle Particle physics Physics Textbook
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Prob/Stats Which Probability books are good for the first course?
Please tell me some good books on Probability for first course.- fxdung
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- Books Course Probability
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MHB What is the best way to introduce Laplace transforms in an Engineering Mathematics course?
Are there any practical applications of Laplace transform? I would not use Laplace transforms to solve first, second-order ordinary differential equations as it is much easier by other methods even if it has a pulse forcing function. How can Laplace transforms be introduced so that students are...- matqkks
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- Course Engineering Laplace Laplace transforms Mathematics
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- Forum: STEM Educators and Teaching
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Comp Sci Learning Pseudocode: A Crash Course for Beginners
I found pseudocode for this problem below-: def minimax(current node): if is_leaf(current_node): return static_evaluation(current_node) if is_min_node(current_node): return min(minimax(children_of(current_node))) if is_max_node(current_node): return...- shivajikobardan
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- Beginners Course Crash
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I Reading course in statistical physics
This is the beginning of an online reading course of the book "Statistical physics" by Reif, volume 5 in the Berkeley physics course, using PF. We'll start with chapter 3 and loop back to the initial 2 chapters if necessary. All questions should be specifically about what is written in the this...- Philip Koeck
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- Course Physics Reading Statistical Statistical physics
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Intro Math How good is "A Course of Higher Mathematics" by Smirnov?
Is it worthwhile to read the book Course of Higher Mathematics by Smirnov?It is a serie so may be it easy to read because there are not gaps when reading process occur(?) for self-study mathematics for physics?- fxdung
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- Course Mathematics
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Courses Is Dropping Out of a GR Course a Smart Move for a Future PhD Applicant?
Hi. I am currently studying for my master's degree in physics. My credits for graduation are sufficient. But I am quite interested in GR. I have learned it by myself by studying two textbooks. In this new semester, I selected a course for GR. But in the first class, the professor did not give me...- Haorong Wu
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Most Fundamental or Important Class for Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering
Summary:: I am looking to take a engineering classes relevant to mechanical and or aerospace engineering. I am challenging my assumption that Statics & Dynamics is the most important and foundational/fundamental course to either mechanical or aerospace engineering (maybe fluid dynamics for...- cgreeleybsu
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- Aerospace Aerospace engineering Class Course Engineering Fundamental Important Mechancal engineering Mechanical
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Where can I take a general physics course 101 at online?
Summary:: Where can I take a general physics course 101 at online? Looking for a general physics course that starts with algebra that I can do online.- Vividly
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- Course General General physics Physics
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Studying Seeking your suggestions on my upcoming undergraduate course workload
I'm an upcoming undergraduate physics student and I had make a brief plan on my undergraduate study. sem 1: general chemistry, introphy1+lab, calculus, linear algebra 1 sem 2: advanced calculus 1, introphy2&3+2labs sem 3: advanced calculus 2, classical mechanics 1, electrodynamics 1, linear...- july21
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- Course Suggestions Undergraduate Upcoming
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Courses Should I take a group theory course before QFT?
I know that studying QFT requires understanding Lie Groups and infinitesimal generators as they correspond to symmetry transformations. I want to study or take a course (offered by my university) in QFT in the coming academic year and I have the option to take a abstract algebra course offered...- samantha_allen
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- Course Group Group theory Qft Theory
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Engineering What are the job prospects for a control systems or electric power engineer?
Hello, I am a first year student at the Faculty of Electronics in Serbia. In October, I have to choose the direction, I am hesitant between control system(automation) and electric power. What should I choose, what is more promising, where are the higher salaries...- zeljkodj2000
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- Automation College Control system Course
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Courses Which math course should I take (as a physics major)?
I am entering my third year as a physics major, I have space for around 2 math courses this term and I plan on taking 2 from these courses: - Introduction to Analysis II - Functional Analysis - Introduction to the Calculus of Variations - Algebra I I am pretty sure I will take Analysis II...- babylonsashes
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- Course Major Physics Physics major
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Admissions Having an A- average in upper division physics course
Hello, all I'm a rising senior who's about to apply for grad school. However, this year has been a rough year for me as my overall grade has declined a bit, especially in that I did not do well in 3 core major courses: mechanics B and EM II I got a B and STAT MECH B+(sadly, I thought i deserved...- IDontHaveAName
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- Average Course Division Physics
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Linear Algebra What are good books for a third course in Linear Algebra?
What are the suitable books in linear algebra for third course for self-study after reading Linear Algebra done right by Axler and Algebra by Artin?- fxdung
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- Algebra Books Course Linear Linear algebra
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Linear Algebra What are good second course books in linear algebra for self-study?
What are best second course(undergraduate) books in linear algebra for self-study?I have already read Introduction to Linear Algebra by Lang.- fxdung
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- Algebra Books Course Linear Linear algebra Self-study
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Classical Radiometry & Sensing Course: Find Syllabus Here
This course is teaching a lot of stuff I'm interested in, which is radiometry and sensing. I don't want to email the instructor as I am not a student at this school, so it would just seem like I'm some nosey nobody. Does anybody have any idea of what they are using, or something similar to what...- rtareen
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- Course Radiometry
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Advice for my first course in Discrete Signal Processing?
Summary:: I'm about to take my first course in DSP. It is a one term graduate course using the 4th edition of Proakis. I'm about to take my first course in DSP. It is a one term graduate EE course using the 4th edition of Proakis. Does anyone with experience in this have useful advice for such...- snatchingthepi
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- Course Discrete Processing Signal Signal processing
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A First Course in Graduate Quantum Mechanics Resources
What are some resources that you would suggest for a first course in graduate quantum mechanics? This includes textbooks, online courses such as MIT OCW(includes homework/exams), and online lecture notes?- Frank Schroer
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- Course Graduate Mechanics Quantum Quantum mechanics Resources
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Other Need Recommendations for an Intermediate High School Trigonometry Course?
Can you review this high school trigonometry course. I am having a hard time finding a course about trigonometry for intermediates. I am clear with my basics and want to dive in deep now.Thanks for any suggestions!http://www.mecmath.net/trig/trigbook.pdf- sahilmm15
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- Course High school School Trigonometry
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Python Online course for probability and statistics with emphasis on python
I have been looking for a way to learn probability and statistics online and have searched but found nothing yet. I am looking for a course on probability and statistics that will not only teach me the basics but all there is to know about the subject. I would love it if the visualizations are...- Emekadavid
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- Course Online course Probability Python Statistics
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Courses Course on Semiconductor Physics as part of my EE degree
Hey, need a bit of a help. me, an electrical engg. student is confused at this point that my university offers a course(half semester) on "Electronic Devices(ED)" as they call it; as you can infer from the attachment. As I watch the lectures it turns out to be an intermediate course on the...- quixote
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- Course Degree Ee Physics Semiconductor Semiconductor physics
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Quantum Could you finish a course in QM (using Griffiths) with another book?
Hello! I was wondering if there'd be any problems using another QM book (like Shankar, Ballentine etc) in a course where the standard literature is Griffiths Introduction to Quantum Mechanics? By that I mean is there ever any disadvantages to going to a more advanced textbook (assuming you...- solklar
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- Book Course Griffiths Qm
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What's the best way to boost my career and salary in a different field?
Hi guys, I'm 10 years into civil engineering (geotechnical) but it's not paying much so now I am trying to course correct with the least amount of financial damage. What's the best thing i can do now to boost my career salary or go into a different field? I want to get an add on...- Billie_Jean
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- Career Course
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Is Yuri Manin's A Course in Mathematical Logic generally unsound?
A book that has really caught my attention recently is Yuri Manin's A Course in Mathematical Logic for Mathematicians. I am very interested in the foundations of mathematics and mathematical logic, plus I noticed that it had some chapters on quantum logic, so I started skimming through it...- AndreasC
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- Course Logic Mathematical Mathematical logic
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Classical No review of the book "Physics : A general course" by Savelyev
I came to know of a old russian book "Physics : A general course" by Savelyev. I have heard that the book was popular in USSR. Strangely, I could not find any review or mention of this book in the internet (searched through Google, Yandex, DuckDuckGo). PhysicsForum - One post of one thread...- Satyanneshi
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- Book Course General General physics Physics Review
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What math course is Quaternion math taught in?
Summary:: I want to learn Quaternion math. Also; I do not know what prefix my question falls under. I just learn maths from books. I don't know which parts of school they are taught in. I was hoping that I would get to learn about that subject in my Linear Algebra textbook, but I looked...- DartomicTech
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- Course Quaternion
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Which course should I take? (General/Special Relativity or Astrophysics)
I'm about to be a senior in the physics program. I can choose General/Special Relativity or Astrophysics. The astrophysics course is not as intensive - the GR/SR course requires mechanics and is more math-savvy. I've been doing some modeling with Lagrangian mechanics for star systems etc. and...- Vitani1
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- Astrophysics Course Relativity
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Java Should I enroll in a python course or java? (I’m studying physics)
Python based course or java course ?. I will be taking an introductory computer programming course . One is python based and the other is java based. The java based course has 2 semesters and goes more in depth with programming . Would it be useful to just take the java courses and get the...- Theonefrom1994
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- Course Java Physics Python
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I Inquiry about a derivation in "A First Course in GR" by Schutz
on page 269 it's written in the second edition of Schutz's textbook that ##(10.69)p_c/\rho_c=\beta (2-5\beta)^{-1}##. Demanding that this be less than ##1/7## gives: ##(10.70) 0<\beta < 1/6## Now, if I am not mistaken on page 268 in equation (10.57) the condition should be ##p_c/\rho_c >1/7##...- MathematicalPhysicist
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- Course Derivation Gr Schutz
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Courses Undergraduate Math Course Selection Question
Hello, I'm a college undergraduate sophomore interested in eventually getting a Ph.D. in biophysics or computational physics. I have the chance to take several graduate math classes in the next two years, and I was wondering which ones would be the most useful for me in the future. They are...- Vbc
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- Biophysics Computational physics Course Undergraduate
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I Berkeley Physics Course- vol 3
hi friends. Is there a solution manual for the third volume of Berkeley Physics Course (Waves by Frank S Crawford ) ? This book is one of the main references introduced by our professor. I really need it. Please tell me how I can find the answers. thanks so much.- peace
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- Berkeley Course Physics
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- Forum: Classical Physics