Hey All,
I am a soon to be graduate (this spring) from my masters degree in particle physics in Canada, I do not want to do 4+ more years of school for a PhD, so I am job hunting at the moment. I was looking for jobs in finance and or tech approaching graduation, however I fear tech job...
Yes, I agree that A = B in this sense because there are two options, heads or tails - getting a head and not getting a tail is the same thing. By definition the intersection would be those elements that are in common between the events, in this case getting heads. It is 100% certain in terms of...
Homework Statement
If event A equals event B, then the probability of their intersection is 1. True or False?
Apparently the correct answer is False.
The Attempt at a Solution
If A=B then they should overlap entirely and their intersection should be 1? The only way I see this working is if...
Homework Statement
The system is a chain of atoms in 1D length L and number of atoms N. and
\epsilon_k=\hbar c_s k
a) What is the density of states?
b)The number of states that can be occupied (use boundary conditions)
c) Determine w_d(I think this is the debye frequency) in terms of N,L,k...
I want to do a masters. Currently I am doing my undergrad(4th year) in southern Ontario; my marks in math/physics are around A-. I enjoy quantum and atomic physics and am looking for a project, ideally in computational physics applying it to the former topics. I have emailed some professors, but...
Hi, thanks for the reply.
I still don't quite understand how this connects to the total level L values, for example why does the G state exclusively have a singlet
^{2S+1}L_{J}
I am a little unclear on why in atomic physics that the total orbital momentum terms have to be specifically singlet or triplet states, for example
G -Singlet
F -Triplet
D -Singlet
P -Triplet
S -Singlet
I think it has to do with the pauli exclusion principle but don't really understand the...
Ok I think I might have gotten it, to deal with the infinite sum use a geometric series,
\sum_0^\inf e^\frac{-(n+\frac{1}{2})}{k_b T} \\
=e^\frac{-\hbar\omega}{2k_b T}\sum_0^\inf e^\frac{-n}{k_b T}\\
=\frac{e^\frac{-\hbar\omega}{2k_b T}}{1-e^\frac{-\hbar\omega}{k_b T}
then evaluate using...
Homework Statement
A system has non-degenerate energy levels with energy \epsilon=(n+1/2)\hbar\omega where h-bar*omega=1.4*10^-23J and n positive integer zero what is the probability that it is in n=1 state with a heat bath of temperature 1K
Homework Equations
Z=\exp^\frac{-E_i}{k_b T} \\...
You need to write
\cos^3\theta
In terms of legendre polynomials to do this integral easily. See wikipedia for the P polynomials http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Associated_Legendre_polynomials.
I'll try and get you started.
We start without cos^3theta term, and now we need to find the...
Hey, I had another problem I input the multipole expansion into the integral
\frac{1}{\epsilon_o}\int^{r}_{0}\int^{2\pi}_{0}\int^{\pi}_{0}\frac{r'^2...