Shashaank

Can you guys suggest some physics books?!

Thanks @naturallyInconsistent

Yeah, because I am a beginner myself, I'll try understanding the concept first lol

Is there no other way to explain superposition ( say I wanted to explain these concepts in a fun way to my younger brother, Cannot I do that )

@naturallyInconsistent yeah I will look into it

But I actually am a chemical Engineer major, so I don't know much of physics, but I wanna learn...

I know subspaces, nullspace and dimension and some more concepts too

pretty much, I had taken an intermediate course on Linear Algebra

@naturallyInconsistent I didn't learn much of quantum physics, I know classical physics though and I am trying to learn Modern Physics, I know concepts like superposition though, yet I am not able to understand how will a a quantum particle emit and not emit radiation at the same time?!

I don't understand how will the cat be both alive and dead, and how is the atom a mix of both stable and emitting states?

Could someone explain Schrodinger's cat thought experiment?

Hello Guys

Can you explain how the cat is both alive and dead in Schrodinger's cat thought experiment

Heyo @JohnRennie

Also the Topology spaces

Yeah, but then I am planning to do a minor in Mathematics ( I am majoring currently in Chemical Engineering ) Can you suggest some books to learn those Transforms to solve differential equations?

Oh Thanks @leslietownes :-)

Are the 2 kernals related?!!

Btw I learnt kernal or the numl space in linear algebra and now I am finding a similar term when my prof taught the Laplace transform

Hello All

Yeah Thank you, I got it @Jakobian

Dy = x solution?

so is it x^2/2 ?

@Jakobian Oh

I had to use exponential shift rule to solve this problem

$(D^2 − 3D+2)y=xe^x$

yeah

@XanderHenderson I am taking a class on solving differential equations ( intro ) also I am not aware of the spectral theorem or functional calculus, My prof just defined the Differential operator and I am solving some questions and I have come across (1/D)x which I am unable to understand

@XanderHenderson functional calculus if that deals with solving differential equations..

I need relevant information to understand (1/D)x..

I am learning to solve differential equations using operators

What is (1/D)x = ? where D is the differential operator D := d/dx

@Jakobian Thank you

Can I write the power series?

Like I have $\frac{1}{(D-i)(D+1)}$

Can I use this for complex numbers too?

Oh, Btw I am learning this for solving differential equations using operators

oh

so D<1 to find the power series?

Oh

Also how can 1/(Something) be 1+.......

What is the simple way?

I don't get you, Can you please explain

How should I go about it? and why is it wrong?

Oh

The original problem was to find the power series of $\frac{1}{1-2D^2+D^3}$ and I thought of this method

So my product is wrong?

I actually get the product as $a_1 + (a_2-2a_1)D + (a_3-2a_2)D^2......$ also $a_1$ is 1 and the other coefficients $(a_n-2a_(n-1))$ (n not 1) are zero

The product of P and $(1-2D^2+D^3)$ is 1

I don't understand where I am going wrong, Can someone correct?