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Engineering Determining how far a body will move up an inclined plane and the time to reach the highest point
15cos25 - 0.25N = ma.- tremain74
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- Forces Motion Physics
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How many people can be on the raft?
First I calculated the volume of all of the logs... V = 13((pi)(.225)^2(g)) = 3.94 Then wanted the mass of the logs m = density(Volume) density = .6(997) m = 2356 Then calculated buoyant force... Fb = (997)(3.94)(9.8) = 3928 Then set this equal to weight of people and logs 38496 = ((number...- lgeorge
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- Buoyancy Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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HI!
I was looking for videos, or post on how to do a physics home work problem. Ended up finding a similar post on this website. It didn't quite answer my question, but I thought I could post here to figure it out.- Owen Ploe
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- Homework Physics problem
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Calculation of coolant tank size required to feed multiple grinding stations
I am trying to calculate the size of coolant tank required to feed multiple grinding stations. I have a total of 12 taps all with flow rates of 20L per minute. All taps would operate at the same time. The tank would be open topped and 500mm tall. The tank also requires a dirty side and a...- Rob365
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- Physics Volume Volumetric flow rate
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Hello - A drowning student taking AP Physics 1 Online
Hello. I am joining this forum in hopes of expanding my physics knowledge and improving my accuracy in my current AP Physics Class. This class has been awful. I am normally top of my class, including AP Calculus BC, so I have a firm grasp of studying and mathematics. I am hoping to be a...- rosedog09
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- Ap Physics
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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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- Course Physics
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Hello!
I am currently a junior (soon to be senior) undergraduate physics major and decided to join the physics forums because I have already gotten a good amount of help and understanding just by perusing past conversations without an account, and because I know that physics is not a subject easily...- oleosquarewave
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- Introduction Physics Undergraduate
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Enthusiast of Quantum mechanics
Hi everyone I'm Justina. I'm excited in joining physics forums and I'm high school student who is interested in Quantum mechanics a lot .I used to spend lot of time on knowing Quantum mechanics and i learnt few little things. And this is my first time, joining an online community hope I will...- Justina
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- Mechanics Physics Quantum
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Hello members of PF!
Hello, I am Derek. Physics has always interested me since childhood. How does the TV work? How the Ceiling Fan work? All these questions have always puzzled in my childhood. To seek these, I have wandered a lot which led me to the physics. Despite being a med student, the love for physics has...- StriderDerek02
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- Introduction new member Physics
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How to find Malaysia flight MH370?
I tend to love watching videos by a yt content creator called "Mentour Pilot" his videos debrief aviation accidents, explains lots of the physics involved and engineering. One of his recent videos had me thinking for a little while now and I would like everyone's opinions. This video is about...- Field physics
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- Aviation Physics
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Hello from physics graduate!
Some time after my PhD I decided to study physics (again) on my own and with my own (maybe bit slow) pace. I do not work in the field, changed to IT but I kept physics as my hobby. The self study really brings me joy, can take it slow, rethink with no rush on terms, exams, etc. Currently, trying...- jaksa
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- Graduate Physics Self-study
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Cables, pulleys, 2 weights
Fx = 0 = ABcos(a)+BCcos(b)-BDcos(30) Fy = 0 = ABsin(a)+BCsin(b)-BDsin(30) == Fx = 0 = ABcos(a) + 3.2737cos(b) - 3.738 Fy = 0 = ABsin(a) + 3.237sin(b) - 2.158 But i cant find a third equation to use. I've tried a+b = 90 but that produced a number of errors. Thank you. Edit: angle b is the...- DylanMurfly
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- equations Forces Physics
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Job Skills Possibilities of a Career in Physics/Engineering
I live in the SF Bay Area. I graduated in 2019 with a B.S. in Engineering Physics from UC Berkeley. My college experience began with me failing to actually sign up for orientation, and then contracting tonsillitis which lasted my entire first semester. The combination of these two things...- Taniwha
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- Employability Engineering Job opportunities Need advice Physics
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Engineering Physics Major Needing Advice
Hello, I graduated from UC Berkeley's College of Engineering with a degree in Engineering Physics in 2019. I performed extremely poorly academically, made no friends/connections, and have not been employed since then. I will be posting a more detailed post asking for some advice.- Taniwha
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- advice Engineering Physics
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New Physics Major
I’m a physics major in college looking to get into the nuclear energy field- stonerstoner
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- College Major Physics
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Studying How to study for Electromagnetism or something else in high school level?
I have been taught topics in high school circling around Newtonian mechanics and some basics of work and energy, waves, geometric optics, current and circuits and some poor electrostatics and unclear concepts of modern physics. I realize that I have significant weak areas in Physics and I aim...- Priyo137
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- Electromagnetism Highschool Physics
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Introduction
I hope to have a nice time in the physics forum. I am interested in much about the laws of physics with respect to our daily lives and hope to achieve more and increase my knowledge in physics with the physics forum. Thank you for accepting my registration.- otiiblaq
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- Laws Physics
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Critical frequency of Faraday Waves?
TL;DR Summary: A fluid on a vertically vibrating plate will, upon reaching a certain frequency and acceleration, produce standing waves on its surface. These are called Faraday waves, first described by Michael Faraday in 1831. Faraday waves are still an active area of research today, more than...- Anjish
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- Investigation Phy homework Physics Research paper Waves
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Tension in a Two-Crate System on a Frictionless Surface
for 4kg box: Fx = T m1a=T (4) (2.50) = T 10 = T for 6 kg box: Fx = Fa - T m2a = m2a - T 15 = 15 - T 15-15 = T 0 = T I assumed the tension would be the same for both boxes, they are supposed to be, so what did I do wrong and is the answer 10 or zero?- babaypenguin88
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- Forces Physics Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Interested, curious, and somewhat intelligent
I am interested in many subjects; history, physics, biology, art... well, just about everything. Why? Because the only truly useless knowledge is the knowledge you don't have. My interest in the sciences mainly derives from three sources: 1) my Dad's ongoing interest, as a layman, in sub-atomic...- ShadowKraz
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- History Physics Science
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I'm a person who loves physics.
I'm an ordinary college student who likes physics, engineering mathematics, and electromagnetism. I'm not sure because it's my first time participating in an overseas forum, not a domestic one, but I look forward to your kind cooperation.- mw3565
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- Electromagnetism math Physics
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Hi Everyone!
Hi everyone! I stumbled across this forum looking for help on my first year physics homework about ~5 months ago and have been lurking ever since. I really appreciate the nature of these forums in that the answer to a problem is rarely (if ever) explicitly given, but instead people try to poke...- kvidtr
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- Homework Physics Undergrad
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Lab Exercise: Measuring "g" using Conservation of Energy
Hi, so this is a lab in which we used an air track at an angle and a glider to gather some data through various trials, ultimately to calculate "g". L_glider = 10.15 cm x (photogate activation point) = 547.5 mm or 54.75 cm x_0 (release point) = 1800.0 mm or 180.00 cm (Δx)_midpoint = | x - x_0 |...- Envy9268
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- Conservation Energy Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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I A problem in the equations for Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity
How did you find PF?: Google search I encountered a problem in the equations for Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity back when I was in high school in 1964. With the invention of the internet, I tried to discuss this with scientists in sci.physics.relativity, but most of the responses...- robertwinn
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- Einstein Physics Relativity
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Forces at play in a pendulum (conceptual doubt)
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- Forces Pendulum Physics
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Am Hempstone Oruko a teacher of Mathematics and physics in Kenya
Am a graduate of Nairobi University in Bachelor of education science (Physics and Mathematics)- Hem
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- Mathematics Physics Teacher
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University student
Hi all can't wait to learn more about physics.- weafq
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- Physics Student University
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Hello
Hello, I have a degree in chemistry but recently started with radiochemistry work and so I figured the best place to get myself up to speed with the physics related areas is this forum. I used it a lot on another account more than 10 years ago and have learned a lot.- Chemistlsc
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- Chemistry Physics
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Senior Physics Undergrad!
Hello! I am a returning college student majoring in Physics in the material science track. I have an interest in nuclear/particle physics and love conversing with the scientific community.- Turnernater
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- College Physics Undergrad
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Astronomy Good Book Recommendations on Solar Physics
Hi, I'm planning to embark on a minor research project on Space Weather with a Professor. As part of getting ready for the project, I've been tasked to study certain important aspects of Solar Physics & understand conceptual ideas. Can anybody recommend good books or even descriptive papers on...- warhammer
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- Physics Solar
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Electrical engineer with a great passion for physics
I am an electrical engineer with a great passion for physics, and I live in Ottawa.- DavePak
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- Engineer Passion Physics
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Flow discharge between 2 open water bodies connected by a concrete sluice
Hello, Looking for help with a physics problem. I am dealing with a problem regarding the flow discharge between 2 open water bodies connected by a concrete sluice with gates. The issue is that the channel is not straight but rather a trapezoid (image of the cross-section below). The discharge...- krissturm
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- Discharge Physics problem
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Introduction!!
Hi, I'm Tafahhum, a high school student from Bangladesh. I find physics fun, because it explains every thing in this world. Physics works everywhere, from inside of an atom to the huge universe-everywhere. I enjoy learning about the answers of every 'why' that comes to my mind, and...- tafahhum06
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- High school Physics
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Introduction
I am Shanjidah Tasfiah, a Postgraduate student of Physics at Khulna University, Bangladesh. Presently I am doing my thesis at the Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory in Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission as a Masters Program thesis student. I am working with different field sizes and...- Shanjidah Tasfiah
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- Physics Student Thesis
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Allow me to introduce myself... but no wealth, no taste
In at the deep end. Retired, mostly from IT. Eventual Physics graduate (it's a journey). Not on good terms with mathematics.- PeteFerg
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- Physics retired
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Is this a good self-study program?
Hi everyone, I'm a new here, this is my presentation https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/new-self-study-member.1061374/ I want to study physics for my own intrest and understanding of the universe. A few years ago, after high-school, I studied Halliday and Resnick quite thoroughly, both...- Giovanni04
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- Calculus Physics Self-study
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Can Self-Study Propel a Deep Understanding of Physics?
Hi my name is Giovanni, I'm from Italy and I'm 26 years old. I apologize for my english which might sound incorrect or weird sometimes :oldshy: I loved physics and astronomy since I was a child. My father is an astrophysics graduate, we used to have long conversations about the universe and...- Giovanni04
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- Physics Self Study
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Classical Starting IPhO preparation in grade 10 -- Calculus book suggestions
STARTING IPHO. Hi guys, I am going to grade 10 this year and wanted to start physics olympiad preparation from basics. I dont know calc 1 too. Can you suggest me a good calculus book to get my hands on? Moreover, is it late to start my preparation? Thanks in advance.- itsdavid
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- Calculus Ipho Physics Physics olympiad
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Find the tension in the rope PQ
My interest is on part (a), the steps are clear. I thought the final solution ought to be ##T- 500 =50 ×0.2## ##T=500+10 = 510N## Unless I am missing something here, same query on part (b).- chwala
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- Physics Rope Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Question about the energy of 2 blocks with a spring between them
My attempt: my answer was b correct answer is d- hello478
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- Energy Physics Springs
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Can Bell's Inequality Be Proven Using Protons, Neutrons, or Other Particles?
Hello I am MOHD HANZALA I worked on bell's inequality where we measure spin of electron along different basis leading to the bell's inequality . My question is that can we prove bell's inequality through proton or neutron or other particle??- MOHD HANZALA
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- Bell Physics Quantum
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I Researchers find experimental evidence for a graviton-like particle
Researchers find first experimental evidence for a graviton like particle in a quantum material https://phys.org/news/2024-03-experimental-evidence-graviton-particle-quantum.html A team of scientists from Columbia, Nanjing University, Princeton, and the University of Munster, writing in the...- laymanhobbist
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- Graviton Physics Research
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What Drives a Newcomer's Passion for Physics?
"I'm excited to join this community and share my passion for physics. In this post, I'll provide a brief introduction to myself, my background in physics, and my areas of interest. I'll also include any relevant supporting material or experiences to enrich the discussion."- Akhum
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- Introduction new Physics
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Studying Academic Redemption: Bouncing Back After a Year Off Track
Hello everyone, I'd like to share with you my current situation and my desire to redeem myself after a year off track due to a lack of interest in physics. I am aware of my past mistakes, but now I am determined to recover and dedicate myself seriously to my studies. Last year, I struggled...- theconfusedphysicist
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- Academic Physics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Did I Discover a New Physics Paradox?
Amateur physics enthusiast. I watch a lot of physics explanation videos and one made me think of something. which would later become a paradox that i can't find any other examples of. So if that's the case I feel cool if I came up with one no one has considered before. That being said I know...- Somoth Ergai
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- Enthusiast Paradox Physics
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B New Paradox Discovered, I Think
User New here but this conundrum is something that occurred to me as I was watching a physics video and I have run out of ways to ask about this. So here I am. Ok first principle. the setup. let's say we have invented a perfect telescope on earth. such that we can resolve any object no matter...- Somoth Ergai
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- Aliens Astronomy Astrophysics Paradox Physics
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How Can a Physics Lover Benefit from Joining Physics Forums?
I'm just a physics lover- edo
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- Introduction new Physics
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Question about acceleration of free fall
- hello478
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- Acceleration Free fall Physics
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What Questions Can You Ask About Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering?
I've come here to ask any future questions I have regarding physics, mathematics or engineering. Thank you very much.- lingo
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- Engineering Mathematics Physics
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2nd BSc or MSc in physics for physics-PhD in top program in USA
TL;DR Summary: In summary. I have BSc in Chemistry with honours and want to make research in more theoritical physics oriented field. I don't afraid the studies and the hours needed but I want opinions for the best possible option (MSc or 2nd BSc), in terms of usefulness for my PhD application...- Spaceuser
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- Phd admission Physics Physics phd
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising