/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3013723
Green's Theorem (which is just a special case of Stokes Theorem).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greens_theorem
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stokes'_theorem

Anything else?

>>2349297
I assume by higher level you mean least action, symmetries, group theory, and nothers shit. Unless you aren't that advanced?

>what is the origin of energy

Time

anything else? OP

>>2335661
Some examples of a "real" law of physics

1) The least action principle. That shit has never been violated ever, nor is there any sign that it could be violated. All physics is observed to obey it.

2) Noethers theorm. All physics is observed to obey it. It can be proven that all symmeteries will lead to conserved quanities. This cannot be violated.

>>2005813
>>2005809
>engineers now just realizing there were lied to

LMAO,
Engineering = bad life choice

I keep tellling yall dumbasses, the whole field is oversaturated. They are outsourcing jobs left and right, plus ther are phasing out degrees in lue of certifcations.