/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3277378
We found tons of shit. At least 15 new papers are published each month (minimum).

Did you expect us to HOLD YOUR FUCKING HAND through every new discovery? Or Did you really expect the modern media to keep you informed on the breakthroughs in the particle physics community? LMFAO

If you want to know about shit, you need to get involved. Subscribe to a journal, or a newsfeed or someshit.

Information isn't just gonna magically appear in front of you DUMBSHIT!

>>3148540
It is nice to see ya'll interested in such concepts. It isn't really hand-waving though, you can actually develop proofs and such if you want. I have seen a few, here and there.

You really need a good grasp of abstract fundamental physics (group theory, cal of var, least action, notherm theorm, etc) to understand that shit though.

>>3003879
Yes, kinetic energy is frame dependent

>>2968184
>>2968165

Yes, it could very well be an error in the data. My point was that for some reason the general public was more inclined to care and discuss a rumor, then actual science. They wanted the rumor? Kinda sickening.

> My mathematical course goals in collage;

> Calculus, Multivariable Calc, Linear Algebra, Discrete Mathematics, Differential Equations, Transforms and LTIs, Functional Analysis, Geometry, Numerical Analysis, Mathematical Statistics, Matrix Theory, Stationary Stochastic Processes

Can I call myself a mathematician just a little bit?

>>2373040
Ohh, well I'm not sure if I can explain more about it without doing actual calculations. But I''l try.

Basically, you make some continous equations (waves) for heat/temp. These have constraints, ie, you know how hot the heating element is or the temp of the inside surfaces, etc. These constraints will actually fix the whole temp/heat functions for the volume.

You can then modifity this with application of an "hole" where heat can escape. You can vary the hole in space and time (closing/opening), calulcate how it effects your teampture and heat equations, and then find your new tempture and heat equations.

It is kinda analoagous to the regular heat equation methodology in physics.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_equation

Or really basically any potential theory

>>2339999
No problem

>>2176496
Why didn't Gandolf just give the ring to the huge bird, and have him fly it into the Volcano?

>>1177788

No, Just No.

The maximumm mass of an object isn't limited in any meaningful sense, but that doenst mean and object can have infinite mass.

An object having no limitiation on mass isnt the same as an object having infinite mass.

YOU NEED TO LEARN TO LOGIC BETTER LITTLE GUY, ESPECIALLY B4 YOU ATTEMPT TO UNDERSTAND PHYSICS!

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