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I was wondering if there was any particular difficulty in going from a Physics undergraduate program to graduate program in Optics/Photonics. Let's say to an Optics college such as the one at UCF ( http://www.creol.ucf.edu/ )
I still have my upper level...
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I know 3 people who finished a BS in physics with the Optics specialization from UCF that were all that it would be wise to at least take some of the upper-level optics courses outlined in the undergraduate catalog for physics....
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I have some fundamental questions and want your thoughts.
1. Electro-Magnetic (EM) Waves
A) For EM waves when is the reflection co-efficient from medium 1 to medium 2(with or without perfect conductivity assumption on the 2nd medium) positive or negative...
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You might want shift? Is it a property of the material... .
Body also shows some particle behaviour, want to get closer to the person
Physics can explain with optics, where you are getting a negative reflection from a mirror (180 degree shift).
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I am currently learning mathematics and physics along with programming. Some of it is definitely useful for my programming related projects, especially the (hobby) games that I make, but not all. What are the most important topics which are necessary ...
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Otherwise I think that High School math/physics should get you most of ....
If you'r developing something to do physics calculations then you should know the physics and the math, likewise for mathmatics software.
As much as you need.
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Physics In the Playground
This will be a thread about physics, partially because it was eating up another thread. Go ahead and discuss anything physics related here.
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Talk about physics? Does my physics midterm tomorrow count? Weeee optics and inductance! Re: Physics physics? Does my physics midterm tomorrow count? Weeee optics and inductance! Re: PhysicsRe: ....
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Hi,
Normal fibre optic wont hold the coherency of that pattern over the length, but there are optic cables that will do this. I think they are made up of a pack of tiny fibers that are arranged in a distinct pattern themselves so the pattern at one end...
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Answers in physics forum :-) Hi,
You mean the light will be mixed to form one color anyway.
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Like the chapters are ridiculously short. I studied hard from TBR physics and bought nova to go through but im starting to feel like a waste of time, as the new tbr physics books covers everything nova covers and more.And some of novas passages are just...
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Is there something im missing from this book....
I studied hard from TBR physics and bought nova to go through but im starting to feel like a waste of time, as the new tbr physics books covers.
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Quark a friend if mine recently asked me this as he knew my plan to read physics at uni, having not started yet i couldnt really answer.
So for some clarity, how hard/tough is physics to study for someone with no special natural abilities in math or science...
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It's not....
If the person of maths courses at uni.
Second, the student in question may be interested in certain aspects of physics in question may be interested in certain aspects of physics, but not in maths.
The difference.
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AQA AS Physics A Unit 2 25/05/12 - PHYA2
1 Attachment(s) I've been searching around and there seem to be no discussion on this. So here goes...
Just to start off, here is the Jan 12 paper. Good luck everyone:)
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Good luck to you also :D Re: AQA AS ....
Re: AQA AS PhysicsRe: AQA AS Physics A Unit 2 25/05/12 - PHYA2
Hello, just wondering looking at the specification it.
I guess its time for serious revision mode.
Covered, and optics look okayish.
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Hey guys! What are yis covering for the Physics exam? And what do yis reckon of Waves coming up this year? I'll probably learn them but if it's possible to get the A1 without I'd rather, they're a balls of a question. Definitely learning all the experiments...
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Magnetism+semiconductors
Particle Physics
Radiation
The electron, x-rays etc Everything except....
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Physics degree
Anyone doing a physics degree here, how are you finding it? How difficult is the content to understand in comparison to A2-level physics?
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