Searching for Vertex: A Quick Guide for Newbies

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To search for specific topics like "vertex" on Physics Forums, users can select "search" from the menu below the PF logo. An effective method is to use Google with the query "site:physicsforums.com" to narrow results to the site. Alternatively, users can click on "Search" at the top of any PF page, then select "Advanced Search" to fill out the search form. It's important to click "Search Now" instead of "Go" to execute the search properly. These methods help streamline the search process for newcomers.
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Hi, I am new here.

How to search what I am looking for, like vertex.

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Denys
 
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Selecting "search" from the menu that you have just below PF logo.

Alternatively, you can use Google for that - just add "site:physicsforums.com" to your search query, to limit it to the site.
 
Borek's suggestion is good. Another alternative:

1. Click on "Search". Not "Search this thread", but "Search", way at the top of this or any PF page.

2. In the drop-down list, click on "Advanced Search"

3. Fill in the search form and click "Search Now". Do not click "Go", that does not make the search happen.

(Damn that "Go" button, why must it torment me so? :frown:)
 
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