Papers Definition and 323 Threads

I'm not exactly sure where to post this, but does anybody know of a website that has different historical papers from Physics history, i.e. Einstein's 1905 papers, Plank's Paper on Blackbody Radiation etc. (translated hopefully) I think I would enjoy the opportunity to look through some of those...

Do any of you guys know where I can find all the 8 volumes of Newton's Mathematical Papers? Thanks in advance. Cheers, Can

I see in my department bulletin board a poster "IEEE computer, call for papers", do you know how a research result should be to get accepted ? Thanks

It occurs to me that as audacious as Einstein's relativity and photoelectric effect papers were 100 years ago, taken together they're even more so. The relativity paper is fundamentally grounded in the electromagnetic wave theory of light, yet at the same time he had decided that this theory...

I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on what journals are the easiest to publish in. How do you choose a journal to get started in? What do you look for to tell if the process will be quick and easy, and the results not being Earth'shaking. I'm afraid my advisor is not the most helpful...

MOND (for modified Newtonian Dynamics) is a proposed alternative to the dark matter theory used to explain galatic dynamics that don't follow general relativity if only observed matter is taken into account. Jacob Bekenstein (whose recent paper is first listed here), in 2004, made a major...

Is there a place online where I can read Einstein's papers on all his various subjects? Thanks in advance...

Do anybody have an idea : out of 100 papers posted on arXiv how many actually get published ?

Ambjorn Jurkiewicz Loll seem to have settled on what to call their new approach to Quantum Gravity. In their most recent paper they consistently call the approach CDT, "Causal Dynamical Triangulations". What I have to say first off about this is controversial and I might even have to take it...

Does anyone have any first year mechanical engineering past exam-papers that I can have to use for my revision?

Just wondering if there's any guys in here that have past exams that they took in college or uni for vectors, stats and probability, complex numbers, calculus, etc. If you do it would be really great if you could scan them or something and send them to me so that i can prepare myself for the...

what were they all?

http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99995051" Rounding numbers seems to be a difficult task for some..

OCR JAN 2004 PHYSICS papers please! hi does anyone have these: OCR JAN 2004 PHYSICS: 1.COSMOLOGY 2. UNIFYING CONCEPTS and all their markschemes if u have them. ANY HELP GREATLY APPRECIATED. IM SURE IT WILL BE HELPFUL 4 OTHER PPL please get to them asap. email at dodsterbrown@yahoo.com...

Can someone tell me where onlin physicists publish their papers? If its more than one place, only those papers on string/M theory will suffice. Thanks for the help.

I was wondering what program most scientific papers's graphs are made in. They all look very uniform and while I know the typesetting is done mainly in latex, I have yet to find a program that produces graphs of similar caliber to that of papers. -jacob

I have found IGCSE past papers and resources at [PLAIN]www.Cie.org.uk[/url] or www.freeexampapers.com Go in and check it out! You need to register before you can see the papers section.

Does anyone have any links to Witten's origianl papers on M-theory? I tried seaching on arXiv but so many papers cam up I can't tell which are the essential ones. Any info would be appreciated.

These are mostly from 2004 though a couple are from late last year. 1. Velhinho "On the structure of the space of generalized connections" http://arxiv.org/math-ph/0402060 2. Noui and Perez "Three dimensional loop quantum gravity: physical scalar product and spin foam models"...

When one sees graphs that are published in research papers and journal articles, all data points have little rods with bars on them protruding from them on either side.. What are these for and how does one interpret them? Thanks

1. What is the relationship between the acceleration due to gravity and the distance from the centre of the Earth? 2. Which wave phenomenon can be used to distinguish between transverse waves and longitudinal waves? 3. ^14C decays to ^14N. Write an equation to represent this nuclear...

These three appeared this year, present versions are dated April, October, and December 2003 http://arxiv.org/hep-th/0304027 http://arxiv.org/hep-th/0304101 http://arxiv.org/hep-th/0312140 Jerzy K-G and co-authors discovered this year that in DSR (which he suggest should be called...

Let me explain my situation. Recently I was admitted to a material science laboratory at my university (University of Puerto Rico). We are going to try to grow carbon nanotubes by the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process. My first step is to get information on the technique (wich is...