/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3048529
>You get a 2-tensor for the torque

Torque is not defined as an outer-product of two vectors. Why do you keep assuming that is the standard definition of torque?

Please provide some resources for this definition you use, as it is not standard in the physics or mathematics community. I could just as well say that torque is the inner product of two vectors, if we are allowed to make up our own definitions.

>>2853285
This is actually kinda what happned to Einstien.
(accept he just flat out published his paper).

Einstien, although a trained physicsit, was actually not relativly known for anything. He was actually below average. He wasn't even able to get a physics job after he graduated. He had to leave acedemia and physics, cause no one wanted to hire the scrub.

Years later, he came up with his theories. Published them, and then the job offers and recogination came rolling it! He went back to acedemia, and got funding up the ass! He turned down making the Atom Bomb, he also turned down being the president of newly formed Israel.

True story!

>>2015649
>see this
>what do?

Solve it, then fuck her.

After the fuck, I ask her why she would put shit teir math on her back?

Ask her why she needs this the volume of a particular section of a sphere? Is there anything special about this section?

Then Tell her the integration over psi seems wong. I mean it mathematically works, but why wouldn't you specify the integration limits in terms of Pi?

>>2004683
Actually, if you knew more physics, yall would relize that what he says is correct.

>my fingers preform kinetic energy

Ok, nothing worng with this, just poetic

>As I push each key down, my fingers overcome the keys' static friction

This is true, to move somthing, you most overcome its static friction

>kinetic energy from my fingers subsequently transfer into the keys of the keyboard

Nothing fake about energy transfer

>With the opposing force of static friction overpowered, a new opposing friction is born, known as kinetic friction

This is also correct, once static friction is overcome, you have to deal with kinetic friction

This guy actually knows his shit, WHY YOU HATING OP?

>>1931946
His team effectively made "syntheic life".
A feat that religious fags think only GOD can do.
It is a big feat in terms of chem and bio knowledge.

WE CREATE LIFE NOW!
WE GOD!
DONT HATE!

>>1911848

>>1874387
>fixed

The big bang seperates two very differnt types of physical states. Those where there is time (the universe), and those were time does not exist.

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