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Nov. 29th, 2004 03:49 amIs this going to be a suicidal schedule?
Mon PM: Movement and Cognition
Tue PM: Physics 114 (Stat mech seminar)
Wed PM: Math 102 (Algebra seminar)
Thu PM: Physics 113 (Quantum seminar)
Some upperclassmen are telling me that having 3 seminars like that, especially back-to-back, will be murderous. I suppose I could not do the ling and just have 3 seminars, in which case I could at least move stat mech and algebra to Monday and Tuesday, respectively, and have a 1 day breather before quantum. Suggestions are welcome.
On an unrelated note, I spent some time writing to emeritus physics prof Mark Heald about an erratum in his textbook Classical Electromagnetic Radiation. I was using the book's section on radiation from half-wave antennas for my seminar presentation and I found a typo in this dreadful integral I had no choice but to put in to Mathematica.
( Email to Prof. Heald )
Mon PM: Movement and Cognition
Tue PM: Physics 114 (Stat mech seminar)
Wed PM: Math 102 (Algebra seminar)
Thu PM: Physics 113 (Quantum seminar)
Some upperclassmen are telling me that having 3 seminars like that, especially back-to-back, will be murderous. I suppose I could not do the ling and just have 3 seminars, in which case I could at least move stat mech and algebra to Monday and Tuesday, respectively, and have a 1 day breather before quantum. Suggestions are welcome.
On an unrelated note, I spent some time writing to emeritus physics prof Mark Heald about an erratum in his textbook Classical Electromagnetic Radiation. I was using the book's section on radiation from half-wave antennas for my seminar presentation and I found a typo in this dreadful integral I had no choice but to put in to Mathematica.
( Email to Prof. Heald )
