What type of Physics is this? My friend in college sent it to me and I’m lost for words7mo ⋅ BareFootUser ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
[gravity] I dont understand why in the same amount of time,speed change is different8mo ⋅ SkyFall815 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Flaunting the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus for Electric Fields3mo ⋅ ratsruleus ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Goated prof posted this on our class page so I thought I’d pass along this gem1yr ⋅ Affectionate-Ad-8813 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
I want to upload all my Physics books on a platform where you can download it easily. Anyone suggest me some good website to do that.1mo ⋅ TerminatorAdr ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
don’t recommend this course load to anyone who cherishes their sanity5mo ⋅ mikeymanfs69 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Since you all liked my last Physics cheat sheet, here is my new edition (electrodynamics)3yr ⋅ LL666r ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
My book collection throughout my undergrad in physics and maths1mo ⋅ 12th__kenpachi ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Are our brains complex enough (shannon entropy wise) to make this happen in any real amount of time?8mo ⋅ peaked_in_high_skool ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Many wonder how I do well in quantum mechanics. Truth is, my cat does all the work2yr ⋅ Alfred_Dingoworth ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
American Physicist Richard Feynman dressing up as Queen Elizabeth II...4yr ⋅ wonderphy6 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Recieved 100/100 for my first ever university physics exam!! Just wanted to share my excitedness about being a part of this group1yr ⋅ Spooky_Noodle_ ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Didn't know that we can find such amazing books so specific in the field and very much intriguing.7mo ⋅ Kartik-Solanki ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
[Dynamics] Can someone explain this meme and how it relates to Newton's law of motion?1yr ⋅ Charming_Reindeer_52 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Is this some kind of interference pattern? my bathroom had two bulbs in it, and when the door is closed very narrow it has this pattern. is it the same concept as the double slit experiment in action?2yr ⋅ xPHOTONx ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Is this a correct representation of Newton's second law of motion?10mo ⋅ cinicDiver ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Which textbook do you use for your modern physics class? Have you found any other alternatives that you think are better? Tippler and Krane are my favorites for modern physics.1wk ⋅ Delicious_Maize9656 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
My QM professor asked if I had any artwork that we could use as the title screen for her video-lectures.4yr ⋅ curvedcanvas ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
I bought two 10ft magnetic white boards for $7! Check your schools public surplus auctions people!3yr ⋅ mikeybmikey11 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Please someone explain this I cannot rationalize this it’s driving me nuts7mo ⋅ tampicojugo ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Physics is a subject that heavily utilizes mathematics. Here are 15 mathematics textbooks for physics. These textbooks will teach math that is frequently used in physics. If you pass Calculus I and II, you can choose many of these books to start learning math. beware of RHB as it is really hard.11mo ⋅ Delicious_Maize9656 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
There are many introductory physics textbooks, but Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday is still my all-time favorite. I keep it near me as a reference to this day. Here is a list of 15 freshman-level physics textbooks for those who want to learn the basics of physics. Any more recommendations?11mo ⋅ Delicious_Maize9656 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
It's totally fine to take a break after hitting the physics textbooks hard. Relax with some lighter reading, like popular science books on physics. Here's my list1wk ⋅ Delicious_Maize9656 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Sometimes, some homework takes me 3 hours to finish just one problem, and there are 10 problems11mo ⋅ Delicious_Maize9656 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
How can I get to kinetic energy formula? I dont really understand where the 1/2 comes from7mo ⋅ CrossArrow24522 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Heisenberg's original paper in German showing his derivation of the uncertainty principle in 1927.3yr ⋅ wonderphy6 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
How!? Does the water that spills on top of the back of the board weigh enough to allow this?10mo ⋅ PowerPlantOIC ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
What software is used to generate plots/graphs like this seen in many particle physics papers?5mo ⋅ TooruOkinawa ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
38 radioactive elements, their half-lives, and what they're commonly used for4yr ⋅ LuckyLaceyKS ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
back to school for a second bachelors in the fall. little to no math/science experience means school starts now 🤠3yr ⋅ rufuslefou ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
So, I have too much free time during lockdown, and I started drawing comics about some physics concepts. This is one of my favourite comic.3yr ⋅ ujtan123 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
A creative way of solving the problem of floods, but would this actually serve it's purpose well?2yr ⋅ SatisfactionFun8539 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Just got to the part of Griffith's where it talks about Hilbert spaces. Here is my rendition.4yr ⋅ SpartaBagelz ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
I'm not going crazy right? There is simply not enough information to solve this question...8mo ⋅ peaked_in_high_skool ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
spent roughly 15 hours on a physics cheat sheet...not sure if it was worth it or not4yr ⋅ chinese40hrs ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Not at all how I thought applying for jobs in the medical physics field would go. PhD imposter syndrome is telling me this might be luck, but I'll take it.2yr ⋅ MoodyTornado ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
If you have a strong foundation in physics, you might choose to read textbooks by Landau. The Course of Theoretical Physics Series covers the main subjects in physics. Here are the top 15 textbooks by Lev Landau that you may find interesting. Recommendations for other textbooks are welcome.11mo ⋅ Delicious_Maize9656 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
I started my Space science module at uni so I got all my books and stationery prepared :)3yr ⋅ StashTheTea ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
(Beginner so chill) Does this actually make any sense? Or did I just come up with equations that have nothing to do with each other ? ( read text )8mo ⋅ _Dyler_ ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
This is how notes are meant to be taken. A flowchart of the work done to show that Newton's 3rd Law is still intact under classical electrodynamics. idk I thought it looked really cool so I decided to share3yr ⋅ Alto_Zeta ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
From a physics recruitment poster. Why is the “for every action...” one a lie?3yr ⋅ Bllewellyn1 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
My current bookshelf for starting undergrad. Recommend some books that aren’t on here that you found useful or are currently finding useful!1yr ⋅ Bitterblossom_ ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Since we are doing cheat sheets, here's an old one from mine. I luckily realized my error in the quotient rule during the exam.3yr ⋅ DezzyTee ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
2nd page of my Classical Mechanics final cheat sheet. Wish me luck4yr ⋅ williamraperkennedy ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
My professor decided to use the most obnoxious letters just to make things more spicy3yr ⋅ Dedekind19 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Guys what is this constant called and who came up with it?1yr ⋅ wedontknoweachother_ ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
Classic mechanics Which is your favourite topic from classical physics1yr ⋅ Mysterious-Waltz-476 ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
I thought of a better way of writing vector sum 2021 has already started better3yr ⋅ zippydazoop ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
My hands are ready for the Physics 2 AP test tomorrow and any magnetism problems! Wish me luck!4yr ⋅ TheMostMajesticSquid ⋅ r/PhysicsStudents
