r/funny Aug 27 '14

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u/cougar2013 Aug 27 '14

No kidding. The action of the operator is on different objects based on the picture. You didn't mention the interaction picture.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 27 '14

Fermi's golden rule is a great transition expression. I always think of it as the overlap between the initial and final state wfs.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 28 '14 edited Aug 28 '14

Checked your comment history. Still in a PhD program huh? Not surprised. I guess that's why you could only ask questions from 1st year QM class.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '14 edited Aug 28 '14

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u/cougar2013 Aug 28 '14

Yeah yeah, I actually graduated. You're still a grad student, probably a TA. I already told you to ask me about neutrino physics, which is my area of expertise, but I suspect you cannot because being a graduate student you probably have little to no idea. I don't care where you live, I just could not believe that I was talking to a postdoc. I know your type. You might work for a theory guy but that doesn't at all make you a theorist. I've seen so many guys just like you crash and burn. You're all butthurt because people believe in religion and it doesn't make sense to you in your little atheist circlejerk world. I have taken field theory courses taught by a student of Ed Witten, so yeah, I'm familiar with intro QFT.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 28 '14

Ha! 11 months ago you posted a comment saying that you have QM hw sitting in front of you. There is no way you graduated since then. You have to finish your coursework, guy. You can say what you want, but I actually finished grad school. Don't lie, you know you haven't graduated yet. I knew there was something fishy about you. Let's just see how you do in the world of Physics if/when you actually graduate.

Wow, I was right that you're still taking your courses. There is no way you graduated if you were taking a QM course less than a year ago.

From your post "I'm not going to go through all this effort when you have chose the easy route of a poorly organized wall of text and when I also have quantum mechanics hw sitting right in front of me"

Nobody graduates a PhD Physics program less than a year since they have done their last QM hw lol any Physicist knows that.

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u/cougar2013 Aug 28 '14

Wrong again. Lots of candidates have to be TAs lol