Why not migrate the noob "check my answer" type questions to math.se where they are receptive to them?
The "Economics" Stackexchange never made it out of Beta: there were soo many noob questions that no experts could stand the place.
The "quantitative finance" site however has such an intimida...
@0celo7 Yes, and DavidZ's comment on the deleted answer says something along the lines of I'm temporarily deleting this in view of the HW policy. Please don't give full solutions to HW questions
Lol...I have 13 upvotes on answers where the question is tagged QFT, the same number of upvotes as I have on questions tagged MHD, which was the basis of my dissertation work :/
@ACuriousJim I switched undergrad majors after 2 years (poli sci to physics) and then did a 2-year MS in condensed matter theory before getting into a PhD program where I did astrophysics. Huge time loss across the board.
Supernovae are exploding stars. They represent the very final stages of evolution for some stars. Supernovae, as celestial events, are huge releases of tremendous energy, as the star ceases to exist, with about 1020 times as much energy produced in the supernova explosion as our Sun releases ever...
Hello I am very new to cosmology and quantum physics. I need some basic understanding (in LAYMANs term )of the following:
I read that only closed universe has zero energy. But I heard Astrophysicist Lawrence Kraus saying that flat universe can also have total zero energy. How is it possible? Is ...
I would like to ask about useful reviews, must-read papers on the study of topological order and entanglement in quantum quench problems that give a good introduction to the topic.
@KyleKanos Personally I'd be willing to interpret that wording loosely - I mean, even though opinions on what papers one must read will vary from person to person, sometimes there are papers that are broadly agreed to be pretty standard. Plus all answers to resource recommendations are a bit opinionated
BTW I'm not defending this because I personally believe the question is on topic, I'm just playing devil's advocate, basically
@0celo7 resource recommendation questions don't fit the SE model very well. We're best equipped to handle questions that have a definite right answer, but a resource recommendation is really looking for an open-ended list.
We didn't allow them at first, but there was a very strong push from the community to let those questions exist on the site
@Qmechanic I wasn't debating much, I just thought that the push for allowing resource recommendation questions was due to books and was asking for clarification. That decision occurred around the time I started becoming active
One of the costs of duplicate questions rarely mentioned is that users with a lot of time on their hands and a burr up an orifice for some reason or another can use them as a platform to reach beginners with less contradiction that they would receive on highly trafficked master questions.
This problem has been on my mind for some time, but I can't see a way forward aside from (re-)rallying the troops to close fast and close often.
@Slereah If by "publish" you mean "in a formal, peer reviewed venue", you would send it to the editor of an appropriate journal. There is no requirement that you have an academic affiliation to do that.
The editor might give it more scrutiny before sending it for review if he can't find some sign that you have a history of publishing in the field, but he won't circular file it just because you don't list a university address.
If by publish you mean getting it on a preprint archive, then you should use your contact from when you were in university to get in touch with a couple of endorsers in your discipline.