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DanielA
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I'm Daniel, I just finished my Physics Undergrad, but to prepare for grad school, ideally in high energy theory, I'm going back and reviewing/filling in holes in my knowledge.
In particular, I'm terrible at mechanics because I was a lazy sophomore when I took it (and it was an engineering focused one and not a full classical mechanics course) so I'm teaching myself with the assistance of the homework (with no answers) from the professor for the class and a textbook. I spent my last semester reviewing Physics 1 level mechanics so I'm much more comfortable with the basics than I used to be.
I'm hoping the forum will help me study for my Physics GRE retake in April, where I need to be very comfortable with at least classical mechanics to do well
In particular, I'm terrible at mechanics because I was a lazy sophomore when I took it (and it was an engineering focused one and not a full classical mechanics course) so I'm teaching myself with the assistance of the homework (with no answers) from the professor for the class and a textbook. I spent my last semester reviewing Physics 1 level mechanics so I'm much more comfortable with the basics than I used to be.
I'm hoping the forum will help me study for my Physics GRE retake in April, where I need to be very comfortable with at least classical mechanics to do well
