…the most inspiring, exciting and exotic uses of mathematics Where did you get your enthusiasm for maths and physics? TV. My family are lovely, but I do not come from…
…himself the password). He used the big giant password because, as he said, that randomness means a lot of entropy. I took a lot of physics and quantum mechanics and…
…Dumb Question. But before I get into that, British Physics Student Mark Fawcett explains why Dumb Question Corner is so much fun to listen to. “Dumb questions are almost invariably…
…as a dumb question). The problem to be solved is as follows: One of my Physics students emailed me last Thursday asking me whether I had ever had to enter…
…find interesting. If you’re interested in gardening, or politics, or religion, or fashion, or nuclear physics – you need to find people in those communities, maybe through blogs or podcasts…
…in the days of automatic transmissions and EVs will need to use your imaginations and your understanding of basic physics and history here, but those of you who can drive…
…actually would have had to learn the module to make it through! My daughter is really enjoying taking Quantum Mechanics in physics, which was the 2nd hardest class I took…
…to Irish politics to physics! Bart’s is the one blog I make sure I never miss! Liner from David Lawrence David Lawrence from thedavidlawrenceshow.com/ gave an excellent talk at the…
…that the element Curium is an eponym named for the physics and chemistry power-couple Marie & Pierre Curie, but neither of them actually discovered it. They did discover a different…
…physics, and even abstract deterministic systems, works great. But using digital computers to model quantum mechanical systems or probabilistic systems in general doesn’t work so well. Quantum computers will do…
