@edgepflow Yes you are correct I am a computer engineering major, I should have specified that. I have a bunch of quantum classes. I am taking some fabrication classes, but I am leaning towards opting out of some of the solid state classes, your thoughts? I felt like that was more geared to EE...
Hey guys,
Doing a double major in CE and Physics, most likely not going into physics research but if I do it would be more on the solid state/ quantum computing side.
That being said, I have room for about 1-2 physics electives left. What would you recommend me take, purely on what was fun...
I believe that they want you to look at the previous example with the wire. If we are to chop the square loop into infinitely thin wires, then there would be pairs of wires with opposing electric fields, except for the wire directly under the charge. Therefore you simply refer to the problem...