/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15428175
Pbs spacetime on YouTube.os for layme but its good . I actualy did a couple of courses on quantum physics (usin resniks book) and i like pbs a lot

Good luck dude, the best description for quantum mechanics I read stated " I could teach you 10% of classical physics and you would understand 10% of it but if I taught you 10% of quantum mechanics you would understand 0% of it." From that I think that know the math behind it is how you understand it but not as part of a whole but as the sum of the system

>>15428175
just google youtube, plenty of sources. Pbs spacetime is a bit shitty. It went woke and got broke.

>>15428363
How can it be so hard or unaprehensible?

>>15428383
because it's really all math and if you don't know the math you just kinda can't get it

>>15428175
wikipedia, ignore the equations

>>15428399

Completely false

>>15428175

Atoms are literally tiny, accelerated galaxies.

>>15428175
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Congress_Classification

>>15428635
No they aren't

The scientific method is FORMALIZED, it's not directly what is science or how to do science, it's just a working method.

Science can be as simple as rational speculation.

It depends on how good you want the results to be...

>>15428175
Griffiths is good as a starting point in terms of formalisms and theory. There are several vids on YT of courses which use it as well, and so that is a plus.
https://iqti.iisc.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/QM_Griffiths.pdf

If you want to cut right to the chase, watch this. Speed it up to 1.5 though, he talks slow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhMIz_iJtzQ&t=7s

>>15430064
>Griffiths
Came here to post this

>>15428175
bing ai

its just classical EM

https://www.ptep-online.com/2023/PP-65-07.PDF

>>15430064
>>15430081
I liked Griffiths, but when I took the intermediate Sakurai class they said there was another intro book that was better
idk I've never read it though

>>15428175
There's a guy on youtube who does good quantum mechanics explanations, long form content, alongside SOVL 3d jank. I'm hoping someone else knows the name cause I'm going to sleep.

>>15430064
>If you want to cut right to the chase, watch this. Speed it up to 1.5 though, he talks slow
This video makes me legit uncomfortable. This can't be how it works....

>>15428175
Scienceclic YouTube videos.
Best animations around

>>15428175
Do not waste your time with physics, it is nothing but made up garbage.

>>15430373
"sovl 3D jank" is definitely Eugene Khutoryansky
>>15428175
"Everything that Can Happen Does Happen" by Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw

>>15430064
>video brought to you by christian colleges
lol, lmao even