Physics topics

[Craftsman]

Hey all.

 

I was wondering if any of you guys had any good ideas on what my essay could be based upon regarding physics. Things like quantum physics is what im after. Any good suggestions?

[Pidesco]

Well, what are you writing your essay for?

 

School? University?

[Phosphor]

I remember doing my homework without the internet.

[Sarjahurmaaja.]

I do too. But then the world got better.

[Phosphor]

I do too. But then the world got better.

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I don't know if "better" is the right word. More convenient perhaps. I think one learned more having to use books for research, rather than just finding stuff on-line and using the "Find" feature to look for your keywords.

*shrug*

[Sarjahurmaaja.]

You took me too seriously, Phosphor.

[taks]

i'm actually a full-time student again... sigh...

 

sorry, don't have much of a physics background other than dabbling on my own. statistics or math or signal processing and i could help...

 

taks

[JonIrenicus]

Good Luck!

Unfortunately I cant help you as I am studying genetics.

If I find something on my internet travels regarding quantum physics I will post it here.

[MacIntyre]

Check out: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Physics/index.htm

 

Full course material - just remember to cite your sources!

[Vendetta]

I don't know if "better" is the right word. More convenient perhaps. I think one learned more having to use books for research, rather than just finding stuff on-line and using the "Find" feature to look for your keywords.

*shrug*

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I for one learned the mysteries of how to use an Index.

[Whitemithrandir]

Write about game physics

How interquantum structur

Affects bullet time.

[Phosphor]

I for one learned the mysteries of how to use an Index.

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What about the Arcane Card Catalogue and the Diabolic Dewey Decimal System?

[Grandpa]

1. Not only do my kids not know how to use a card catalog, but they don't know what one is, either.

 

2. I second the motion for game physics. I don't know how much of a sense of humor your professor has (given he/she is teaching quantum physics, probably not much), but working a theory about how a spell would affect the real-world if such a spell could actually be performed.

[Phosphor]

2.  I second the motion for game physics.  I don't know how much of a sense of humor your professor has (given he/she is teaching quantum physics, probably not much), but working a theory about how a spell would affect the real-world if such a spell could actually be performed.

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I would think that a quantum physics professor would be all over an extravagent "what if" hypothesis. Though the school may not share that enthusiasm.