Thanks for the replies.
Can you give an example of such courses/certifications that would look good on a resume? I've been looking around, but haven't found anything so far.
I've picked up some C++, but not enough to be useful in a work environment. I know there are plenty of programming...
When I chose physics as my major a few years ago I really did not think about the fact I'd have to find a job someday, I just wanted to study something interesting. Well, here I am now, wishing I'd gone with engineering or something instead. Since I'm also burned out on college in general, I'll...
Homework Statement
A particle can exist in three microstates, with energies E0 < E1 < E2. Consider N >> 1 such particles, fixed on a lattice. There are now n0 particles with energy E0, n1 particles with energy E1 and n2 = N - n0 - n1 particles with energy E2. We have that n_j >> 1 for j = 0...
Homework Statement
Consider a two dimensional surface on a three dimensional crystal. This surface has M positions that can adsorb particles, each of which can bind one particle only and an adsorption does not affect the adsorption on nearby sites. An adsorbed particle has energy ε and an...
I have two .txt files with a bunch of numbers in them, below each other, like this:
File 1:
3
4
5
File 2:
1
2
1
Now I want to subtract the numbers in file 2 from the numbers in file 1 and get the results in a new .txt file:
File 3:
2
2
4
Very simple. I was going...
I played around with it some more and adjusted the adjusted code in the following way, changes emphasized again:
lon = reshape(grid_txt_lon,144,33);
lon(lon>180) = lon(lon>180) - 360;
lon = [lon(74:144,:);lon(1:73,:)];
lat = reshape(grid_txt_lat,144,33);
deg = reshape(degree,144,33)...
I have climate data that I am plotting in Matlab with a script. The relevant code for this problem, I think, is this:
lon = reshape(grid_txt_lon,144,73);
lon(lon>180) = lon(lon>180) - 360;
lon = [lon(74:144,:);lon(1:73,:)];
lat = reshape(grid_txt_lat,144,73);
deg =...
Nothing more than tingling? So theoretically, you could hold it in your hand and if you just washed your hands thoroughly enough, you'd be none the worse off?
Say I were to pick up a big chunk of Americium-241. Could I just hold it in my hand or would it be painful? Not that I'm planning on doing it, just out of curiosity.
I talked to my supervisor and he explained that you simply have to run the program (./blub) and then the output will appear in output.f and a file called fort.51. The list of data that appears in fort.51 is what I need, but I just can't get it to work, the file remains empty. Before running back...
I got it from my supervisor without any documentation. Given that I really don't have any experience with Fortran, looking at the source code will probably be pointless for me. I guess the only way out is to ask my supervisor, though I was hoping to figure it out on my own.
Edit: I remember...
I need to send out a whole bunch of the same e-mails to different people and I know I can use CC or BCC, but I want to address them by their name as well. Is there a way to do that in Gmail?