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18 Sep 2022: classical model of reality. But the key lesson to take from this is not that our Universe.

3 Dec 2022: 7. Electromagnetism in Matter. Until now, we’ve focussed exclusively on electric and magnetic fields in vacuum. We end. this course by describing the behaviour of electric and magnetic fields inside materials,. whether solids, liquids or gases.

13 Jun 2022: alternative. For us, the lesson to take away is that strongly interacting quantum field.

3 Dec 2022: For our purposes, the main lesson to draw. from this is that, from the perspective of fundamental physics, SI units are arbitrary and a little daft. –

28 Nov 2022: 4 Waves. Our story so far has involved the bulk motion of fluids, flowing from one place to. another, sometimes trying to negotiate obstacles in their way. But fluids are more. subtle and interesting than this. They contain mechanisms to transfer

18 Sep 2022: Indeed, they contain. a lot of information. Perhaps the simplest lesson we can extract comes from looking at. ... 201 –. There’s a lesson buried in all of this.

19 Sep 2022: PHYSICAL REVIEW RESEARCH 4, 033224 (2022). Stabilization of microbial communities by responsive phenotypic switching. Pierre A. Haas ,1,2,3, Maria A. Gutierrez ,4 Nuno M. Oliveira ,4,5,† and Raymond E. Goldstein 4,‡1Max Planck Institute for the

20 Jul 2022: prime. Such a luxury is rare in applications. However,there is a moral lesson from this result, as the phenomenon abovewould not happen for S = {1,. ,

13 Jun 2022: 6 Supersymmetric QCD. We now turn our attention to the quantum dynamics of supersymmetric gauge theories. Our focus will be on understanding the physics of super Yang-Mills and super QCD. There is, as we shall see, a wonderfully rich array of

18 Sep 2022: above. The answer is correct only for small t. The real lesson to take from this is that.