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Originally posted by: Parkre
Schrodenger's cat can explain it all!!!
or read about it on Brewster Rockitt on yahoo comics, Sept.24th issue
Originally posted by: earthman
Is it anything like Auto Mechanics? I knew some guys in Diesel Mechanics once, but they got kicked out because they told dirty jokes over the Vo-tech PA system. I can't believe they threw away their whole career for a few laughs.
Originally posted by: Darien
You need to know some basics from mechanics and e&m before you can jump to quantum. Knowing E&M pretty much makes you learn linear algebra, so it's not a good idea to skip that subject if you want to learn quantum.
Some standard references: Sakurai, Feynman, Shanker, Landau/Lifshitz, Eisberg/Resnick, Griffiths
Originally posted by: CycloWizard
Take a class or read a book?![]()
Originally posted by: TheoPetro
is linear algebra supposed to be the easiest class ever created? im wondering if im in the wrong one because alot of people told me it was hard for them but im finding that attending this class is a waste.
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: TheoPetro
is linear algebra supposed to be the easiest class ever created? im wondering if im in the wrong one because alot of people told me it was hard for them but im finding that attending this class is a waste.
must be early in the semester? Wait a little bit.
Then again, if you're good in math, it's all easy (most of it anyway)
Originally posted by: makken
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: TheoPetro
is linear algebra supposed to be the easiest class ever created? im wondering if im in the wrong one because alot of people told me it was hard for them but im finding that attending this class is a waste.
must be early in the semester? Wait a little bit.
Then again, if you're good in math, it's all easy (most of it anyway)
it's probably cause you're jumping into it right after calculus.
LinAlg was probably the easiest college math class I ever took (out of 4), The beginning is extremely basic, but it gets a little funky in the second half of the course.