Coulomb's force law and Hooke's law are connected by a transformation called Bohlin's transformation.
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Sarita VigDepartment of Earth and Space Sciences Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST)Valiamala, Tiruvananthpuram 695547, INDIA
I take the best from every one. But GOLD FROM OLD,There is always something to learn from MASTERS;
In this age of internet, there is a tendency to open internet and learn from Wikipedia and similar sites. While this has its own advantages for a mature learner, I recommend that a beginner must learn from the masters even though the learning curve may look very steep.
This collection is an attempt to encourage younger generation to leart role of contibuting to the subject and from the very best.
There are many who contributed to pedgogy and teaching. Many old texts become 'obsolete' simply because is it fashionable to go for the latest. It would be foolhardy to ignore these and other works, so we include here snippets and quotes etc. from many other sources too.
It is hoped this will provide incentive to the younger generations to ask for more.
"Choose the very best from every one"
Random Mix-04Coordinate Representation
I learnt about "Grade The Proof Type Problem" in an article American Mathematical Monthly in late seventies where it was discussed as a means to train the students to write correct proofs of mathematical theorems.
Random Mix-03 "What all information does state of a quantum system give?"
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