Which Country Leads in Physics Forum Interest?

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India leads in search interest for "physics forum," followed by Canada, Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany. The term "physics forum" generates more searches than "physicsforums," indicating that users are more likely to seek general forums rather than specific ones. The discussion highlights that the search behavior varies by region, with Americans predominantly searching for "physicsforum(s)." Additionally, the search results reflect Google's algorithm prioritizing the most relevant forums based on user input, which influences the visibility of various physics-related discussions online.
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wrong search terms---try 'physicsforums'
 
That must be cranky.
 
'physics forum' (in the rootX's search) is the google record for ANY search for any forum for physics
 
rewebster said:
'physics forum' (in the rootX's search) is the google record for ANY search for any forum for physics

When one searches for "physics forum" or (s)

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=physics+forum&btnG=Search&meta=
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=physics+forums&btnG=Google+Search&meta=

it is natural that she/he would come here.

Only Americans search for "physicsforum(s)"
http://google.com/insights/search/#cat=&q=physicsforums&geo=&date=&clp=&cmpt=q
=)

(On side note, I go to my college websites, mail etc. using google .. and used to google physicsforum to reach here)
 
yes---but there are a lot of other forums for physics listed under those first two links--google has a type of 'best match' for its searches using the words typed into the search
 

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