No i will not do your equations.
Students in their 1st course on quantum mechanics can solve it. Can you just outline how you'd solve it? What assumptions would you make about the wave function? What trial solutions would you use? That'll take 3 lines to answer. You don't even have to put pen to paper.
I spend hours and hours a day on physics
As I said to you in another thread, I have
never seen you give any evidence you have working knowledge of physics or maths. Can you provide me with a link to a thread where you answer an actual physics or maths question? Not wordy, something like "Find the potential..." or "If a block of mass m moves at ...." sort of thing.
I don't have a single day that passes where i do not work on physics.
What textbooks are you reading? What lecture notes do you use? Give me some books you're using which aren't pop science books.
What area are you currently concentrating on? You talk about antimatter or field theory processes. What books on QED have you read? You said you know QED. What specifically can you compute? Do you know what gauge fixing is? If I asked you to derive the conservation of electric charge in QED, could you?
But i hate prancies lightweights who preclude that if someone posts science (ironically on a science website) is found to be seeking attention?
I've yet to see you post science. You post your opinion. You attempt to imply you're posting detailed sections of physics. You talk about things which, in mainstream physics, are described by QED or GR but you never post actual QED or GR and any attempt you have to do maths involves remedial levels of token algebra. Remember that post of your on PhysOrg that said (x1,x2,x3) was a metric?
Things like ''why do you post these essays,'' just highlights your ignorance of why places like this exist.
Why do you post such things when you can never justify your work, never accept correction and pretend to grasp things you don't?
This place is a
discussion forum but you never like it when people point out your errors. You want praise and nothing else.
Doing what? You said you spend hours a day doing physics. Are you at university or A level 'college'? When I say 'college' I refer to university because Cambridge has colleges within it's university. When many of my friends say 'college' they mean 6th form 'college'. Which is it? And what are you studying? What level are you are?
But i see no reason why someone like you should try and deter me from posting here.
I'm not trying to stop you posting. I'm trying to stop you posting BS. I offered, in your previous thread like this, to help you learn physics. I'd recommend books or lecture notes and offer to give you help with any problems you had. I'm speaking from exprience, I know what it's like to learn physics. You don't seem to want to learn.
Just today a 2nd year in my QM class came to see me. He is excellent at maths and truely has an inquizative mind and wanted to learn more. I spent an hour talking to him, answering his questions (even though some of them were about his crazy interpretations of time dilation, made me think of your nonsense!), explaining to him how physics courses develop as you get towards research level and then I said I'd be very happy to help him with any proejcts or ideas he wanted to do. I'm happy to do the same with you (though obviously not face to face).
But you don't seem to want to do that because it would mean you'd have to be honest about working through physics and you aren't interested in that.
Why don't you sit at home, work out some equations or even working out general science without waisting your invaluable time with me?
Can't I do both?
And congratulations. It's brilliant that you are giving help to students workings ect ect.... but please don't say it to me in a string of paragraphs with derogatory sentances, because it only proves you have a psychological disfunction where you intentionally need to prove some type of superintelligence. It is quite nerving at best.
I don't claim to have the ability to explain the universe. You do. I don't claim to be able to do things I can't. You do. If one of us has a 'dysfunctional mind', it's you. There's a difference between being reasonable about your level of ability and being delusional.
I can prove I'm good at maths and physics. I'm not amazing but it's undeniable I'm better than most. That's not arrogant, it's just a statement of fact. Out of my friends from 6th form, I was top. Out of my friends in uni, I was middle of the pack. In the string theory world, I'm towards the bottom. I have seen what the top is like and I know I'm not even close. You haven't seen what real physics or maths is and like all cranks you don't realise just how far from it you are. Look at people like Farsight on Physorg. No clue about physics, doesn't read textbooks or papers on the topics he talks about and thinks he's got all the answers.
I have helped people 10 times cleverer than me when they get stuck. I enjoy seeing people experience that "Oh.... so
that's how it works!", be they dumb as a chimp or smart as a monkey. That 2nd year had that when I explained space-time diagrams to him today. You just don't seem to want to experience that. Yes, it might mean you accept you'll never be this generation's Einstein, but you can still experience the joy of learning and understanding. Everyone, you and me included, can.
So pull your head out of your delusions and accept your limits. I have. It took me a while and university was certainly a shock when I started, I won't deny it, but I am certainly a lot happier with myself since I accepted it. Maybe you would be too?
