What is Bose-Einstein Condensate and Why is it Important?

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The discussion revolves around Bose-Einstein Condensates (BECs), a modern topic in physics that the original poster is preparing for a project. The importance of BECs and their implications are highlighted, indicating a need for deeper understanding and exploration of the subject.

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  • Exploratory, Assumption checking

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  • The original poster expresses uncertainty about how to focus their project due to the complexity of the topic and the limited presentation time. Some participants suggest that the poster should take more initiative in their project, while others emphasize the need for collaboration and support in understanding the subject.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants providing feedback and suggestions. There is a recognition of the challenges faced by the original poster, and some guidance has been offered regarding the need for personal engagement in the project. However, there is no explicit consensus on how to approach the topic effectively.

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The original poster mentions being part of a group project but feels overwhelmed with their workload, which includes multiple courses. This context may influence their ability to engage deeply with the topic of BECs.

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hey guys i see that it is a new modern subject we never talked about it ... what do u think ? i have to represent a project about it in 3 weeks and it is a big subject and so important ... let's discess it
 
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moe_3_moe said:
hey guys i see that it is a new modern subject we never talked about it ... what do u think ? i have to represent a project about it in 3 weeks and it is a big subject and so important ... let's discess it

Actually, it is YOUR project and YOU are the one who have to discuss it. The rest of us can only correct and add to what you do, or else we'd be doing your work.

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thank u for ur interest ... and for ur advice but believe me i just ask for help and i am in a group of 6 persons and i am the only one working and i am taking 7 courses in this semester ... but i am doing my best ... it is a big subject so i am lost on what to concentrate my time allowed for presentation is only 10 minutes and i need half an hour to let the audience understand just the basics...anyway thanks for the advice ..take care u have great posts...and i may take ur 2 replies about that topic... do i have permission?
 

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