UGPhysics

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Undergraduate theoretical physics student.

Interests:

Physics: all areas of fundamental physics.

Math: all areas related to the above.

(specifically, the interface of theoretical physics and mathematics)

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Feb 13	awarded	Nice Answer
Oct 17	comment	Resource request: history of and interconnections between math and physics @WillieWong: I want to see if - and how - it is possible, since on some `<underline>very rare</underline>` situations it is the most effectual use of the tool. (Pun very much intended! :) )
Oct 17	comment	Resource request: history of and interconnections between math and physics @Willie Wong: [Note on formatting]: I would prefer to underline the word "seriously" in the question- (both because it more precisely & accurately conveys the 'sense' of my question, and because I want to know how to do it on SE, (I perused Meta.Stackoverflow to find out how - but couldn't make out head or tails.)) -cheers
Oct 16	awarded	Citizen Patrol
Oct 16	revised	Resource request: history of and interconnections between math and physics added 39 characters in body
Oct 16	revised	Resource request: history of and interconnections between math and physics added 155 characters in body
Oct 16	comment	Resource request: history of and interconnections between math and physics I have this book. - Looking specifically for a book / paper / online video / (and/or other) educational resource on this specific topic (math-physics link) and their historical origin, and interrelations.
Oct 16	revised	Resource request: history of and interconnections between math and physics deleted 5 characters in body
Oct 16	asked	Resource request: history of and interconnections between math and physics
Apr 16	awarded	Excavator
Feb 12	awarded	Necromancer
Nov 25	revised	Reference request: Introductions to current mathematics derived from / related to gauge theories edited title
Nov 25	revised	Reference request: Introductions to current mathematics derived from / related to gauge theories added 155 characters in body
Nov 25	asked	Reference request: Introductions to current mathematics derived from / related to gauge theories
Nov 21	accepted	Show that the function $h(x) = \int^x_0 g(t) \, dt$ is $C^2$ but not $C^3$ at $x = 0$
Nov 21	comment	Show that the function $h(x) = \int^x_0 g(t) \, dt$ is $C^2$ but not $C^3$ at $x = 0$ Yes; now I see. Thank you.
Nov 21	revised	Show that the function $h(x) = \int^x_0 g(t) \, dt$ is $C^2$ but not $C^3$ at $x = 0$ added 24 characters in body
Nov 21	comment	Show that the function $h(x) = \int^x_0 g(t) \, dt$ is $C^2$ but not $C^3$ at $x = 0$ Function $f$ is $C^1$ but not $C^0$ at $x = 0$ as $f'(x) = \frac{1}{3}x^{-2/3}$ for $x \neq 0$, and 'undefined' for $x = 0$.
Nov 21	asked	Show that the function $h(x) = \int^x_0 g(t) \, dt$ is $C^2$ but not $C^3$ at $x = 0$
Nov 13	revised	Books for high school students starting on college math added 182 characters in body