dude I am one of those fanboys of physicists if I see one even remotely close to being prodigy he/she deserves my respect
your existence is blessing that reputation of yours evident of how many of curious minds has your "curious mind" helped in fathoming the physics it speaks for itself
@dumbasarock I should and I do, because no matter how difficult and annoying I sometimes get, this person hasn't yet given up on me. I truly appreciate that. His life is a blessing, to me and many others.
stack exchange is blessing upon us. definitely for us Indians we thrive on these platforms to succeed. I am sure if mobile app for stack exchange had been updated many dormant minds would have left instagram and looked for real beauty
For all that is said about the wealth of information that is freely available on the internet, the fact is that most of it is incomplete, dumbed down, lacking in context or downright wrong.
Individuals spend the best part of 20 years completely oblivious to the existence of journals and the pro...
Since I started my life in Academia, I sometimes found that there are some seminal papers to which I cannot get any access.
Either they are very old, and the journal that published them charges for it, or they are simply not to be found anywhere in the internet. I have to admit I never went to ...
I’ve discovered that website like ResearchGate offer the possibility to ask the paper editor to provide his paper for free. Many are collaborating.
Are there any other ways for researchers to obtain free access to papers?
The website mentioned here is obviously and blatantly illegal, but gives access to almost all journals ever published. It's very easy to use and more complete than our direct subscriptions. I might almost use it for stuff I have legal but slow access to.
Use or do not use depending on your view...
@dumbasarock Thanks, I guess? But I'm just one of many users here, don't focus too much on me. And to maybe take this far too literally, I don't think these users are divine gifts. You're free to believe otherwise but to me they're just humans helping other humans out of their own free will, which is far more awesome.
@ACuriousMind "humans helping other humans" how often do you see that these days that trait is worth being respected
@EmilioPisanty "Sci-Hub was founded by a Kazakh humanities researcher, Alexandra Elbakya, and has tens of thousands of daily users, many from places like Russia and India."
fellow Indians doing illegal to gather knowledge impressive
@AbhasKumarSinha You cannot just write down an expression that differentiates by a matrix and expect it to be well-defined. Ordinary differentiation works on functions of a single real (or perhaps complex) variable. You have to first define what you mean for it to be meaningful.
In mathematics, matrix calculus is a specialized notation for doing multivariable calculus, especially over spaces of matrices. It collects the various partial derivatives of a single function with respect to many variables, and/or of a multivariate function with respect to a single variable, into vectors and matrices that can be treated as single entities. This greatly simplifies operations such as finding the maximum or minimum of a multivariate function and solving systems of differential equations. The notation used here is commonly used in statistics and engineering, while the tensor index...
You're being incoherent again. What is wrong? What did you confirm? What has any of this to do with you not being able to even define the meaning of your expression?
So you smugly cited Wiki articles at me only to now have magically confirmed that you didn't know what you're talking about in the first place. 'kay. For the record, this is not behavior that would motivate me to respond to a question of yours in the future.
@ACuriousMind The wiki was talking about vector and I was talking about matrix... as I said that expression is totally wrong, there exists no meaning itself, although derivative wrt Matrix exist which I've shown you (in the wiki too) but in such cases, it yields no meaning, totally wrong expression, you can ignore that. My fault, sorry, totally my fault.,
I want to apologize for earlier where I started a debate on topics I have no clue about. I understand how frustrating it may be to debate with someone who clearly is not educated on the topic and yet attempts to make conclusions.
does anyone here know good places to intern for expertise in quantum technology? e.g. spintronics, quantum computing, exotic materials etc. To be available internationally of course.
