/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9352451
>studying isn't learning

Would the momentum operator of a particle in a one-dimensional box be a scalar?

I don't see how it could be a matrix, if the system itself has only one coordinate.

Also, is Griffiths a good textbook to self-teach quantum mechanics?

>>9277287
Just imagine if we allow only after a certain IQ threshold people to reproduce.
Maybe antivaxxers wouldn't be a thing because the not-obvious-retardation genes would have gone extint

I've written exclusively with branded pens from events since elementary school

>2 degrees in geoscience
>still haven't taken mineralogy
>still bad at identifying most minerals that aren't commonly found in sedimentary rocks
>mfw

>>9254988

>humans are the only species on earth whose female doesn't have a mechanism to expel a rapist's gametes

huhhhh explain this women apologists

>he's not running hot on adderall, modafinil, and lsd all the time
Do you really think you can compete as an unenhanced brainlet?

>Be me
>math major
>learned pemdas last week
>gonna learn exponents next week
600k starting any job I want

I have created a new, geometrical model of particles mass, which surprisingly contains a group of particles that has properties of hypothetical dark matter. The motivating question that started my study was whether particle mass is something emergent — that is, is it composed of more elementary values?

Main result of my study is that particle mass is built by a circular flow of the light velocity vector along a closed curve. This idea fits to the well established theories. Also, it can explain some experimental data on dark matter phenomena. At a time when popular theories and ideas devoted to dark matter are losing their significance, this idea seems to be a just needed alternative. I am focusing my research on developing this idea. I am already started works on Baryon Asymmetry Problem using this model.

>An atheist gallbladder doesn't believe in human beings

>>9160255

>/sci was the most infantile.


huhhhhhhhhh define infantile please

>>9145825
>my thought processes are already completely different from a normal human

>>9101595
ok Einstein, explain where I'm wrong. I'm listening.

If evolution is real why do gay people exist?

>>9100747
Like how it was said in >>9101084, you'd have to process a 3D "spatial" vision to see in 4D, OP. Kinda like fusing all the cross-sections 2D visions of one object into one single vision. Try to imagine seeing the outside and inside of a cube at once and you'll be on the right track.

>>9100747
Like how it was said in >>9101084, you'd have to process a 3d "spatial" vision to see in 4d, OP. Try to imagine seeing the outside and inside of a cube and you'll be on the right track.

Why are testosterone supplements sketchy and illegal but doctors hand out estrogen like candy?

I've heard that the risks associated with reproducing with a first cousin for the sole purpose of procreation are the same as a 40 year old woman having children.
Are the genetic defects overstated and being debunked?
I also heard that recessive genes can be purged by inbreeding. How does this work?

My cousin is smart and pure and I want to marry her desu. We're both of above average IQ so our children would be too.

>God is an imaginary one
>God is i
>tfw you realize you are God

>mfw P = NP unsolved
>mfw easy, N = 1
>mfw to smart for this board

>>8831483
>le based centrist xD xD xD
>le to smart too have opinons :^^^^^^^^^^^)

>>8816110
Really makes you think.

>>8807899
>testing for grills
kek. I test to put my sub-100 peers in their intellectual place. After he corrected my grade yesterday:

"What'd you get on the test Anon?"
"100. You?"
"n-ninety four."
I just laughed and walked away. lol friggin brainlets, when will they learn?