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glider77
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Pardon me if I've got this wrong, but I'm posting this as a general introduction, not a specific forum question.
I have many years experience in design, manufacture and inspection of medical devices, primarily mechanical prosthetic heart valves, but with some orthopedic implants as well. I have a few patents in these areas.
I have a rudimentary knowledge of classical physics from high school and first year college AP. I have a similar level of knowledge of calculus with a tiny bit of linear algebra thrown in. I'm expecting math to be a challenge.
Physics was my first interest in school, but I ended up in manufacturing. As time becomes available, I want to explore physics again.
I have many years experience in design, manufacture and inspection of medical devices, primarily mechanical prosthetic heart valves, but with some orthopedic implants as well. I have a few patents in these areas.
I have a rudimentary knowledge of classical physics from high school and first year college AP. I have a similar level of knowledge of calculus with a tiny bit of linear algebra thrown in. I'm expecting math to be a challenge.
Physics was my first interest in school, but I ended up in manufacturing. As time becomes available, I want to explore physics again.
