Lecture - 2 Introduction to linear vector spaces
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Why is average of 1/v greater than 1
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@nickharvey7 k-space is an interesting type of vector space to try and imagine, |ψ|2 calculates (or predicts as i'd say) the probability density of momentum,rather than position. so it is not associated with any normal space. But it it fully represents a particle and, i think, could describe part of a process that creates space-time. :)
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@AtomosDemocritus It does seem fitting somehow, in just the same way we have gravitational time dilation around objects of great mass and we also have time dilation when an object accelerates and mass increases. I think this has more to do with the wave nature of energy and mass than two different types of w-function.
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@AtomosDemocritus This is what I was thinking each scalar would be formed by adding the two previous scalars together and if the process was continuous, 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, ad infinitum?
Great Prof. Easy to follow for hard subject
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pemulung 2 years ago 33
I find him quite easy to understand. The material itself gets tough, so there's a limit to how easy you can make it. I really like his style of teaching though.
vonkruel 2 years ago 8