Welcome! Physics/Math Relearners - Find Solutions Here

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The thread welcomes a new member, discussing their intention to relearn higher-level math and physics after a long hiatus from academic study. The conversation includes light-hearted exchanges about favorite fish, contributing to a friendly atmosphere.

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  • A new member expresses their desire to relearn higher-level math and physics after years of not using their knowledge.
  • Some participants welcome the new member and engage in casual conversation about favorite fish.
  • The new member shares specific preferences for fish, both for eating and for observing, linking the latter to a playful reference to gravity.

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Participants generally agree on welcoming the new member, but the discussion remains light and informal without any significant disagreements or contested views.

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The conversation primarily focuses on social interaction rather than technical or academic content, with no unresolved mathematical or scientific issues presented.

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Individuals interested in re-engaging with physics and math, as well as those looking for a supportive community for learning and discussion.

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I am new to this site and have forgotten so much of what I have seen in the forums. I hope to be able to use the problems and solutions posted to help me to relearn the higher level math and physics I have forgotten. I will add that it is true that when you don't use it you lose it. Having gone as far as Graduate level quantum physics and not using more than what I needed to work as an electronics tech I have a lot to relearn and am soo glad that I found you all. Sadly I should have looked years ago as I graduated in 1995 with a comprehensive degree in Physics and Electronics.
 
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Welcome Bengunn!

I hope you'll enjoy the forums as much as I do!

By the way, do you have a favorite fish??
 
Welcome to PF bengunn. Hope you enjoy it here. :smile:
 
Welcome bengunn :smile:!
 
Welcome aboard bengunn.
 
Thanks for the welcomes
 
Your favourite fish is..?
 
Don't hesitate to tell us your favourite fish. I guarantee you something good will come out of it. :biggrin:
 
Favorite fish? for eating any white fish. For watching probably Parrotfish for fishtank then swordfish because they jump out and prove gravity
 
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bengunn said:
Favorite fish? for eating any white fish. For watching probably Parrotfish for fishtank then swordfish because they jump out and prove gravity

For slapping?

PS: Welcome to PF!
 

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