It makes my work a lot easier
to have a scale you can actually work with.
(N g^2 mu~B^2)/(3 k~B) = 0.125.
You don't get that kind of somplicity in SI...
You and your 4*pi*10^whatever...
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(N g^2 mu~B^2)/(3 k~B) = 0.125.
You don't get that kind of somplicity in SI...
You and your 4*pi*10^whatever...
Yeah but my work is way harder
You try and sit there and figure out what Newton's constant is in fucking (Mpc)^-2.
Granted, this is nothing to do with Gaussian units but it's important anyway.... Plus I like that 4pi in Maxwell's equations. It makes angular integrations so much more pleasant.
This said, I haven't used units where time and space are different for about five years now. This is marvellous so long as I don't have to work with the real world.
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Granted, this is nothing to do with Gaussian units but it's important anyway.... Plus I like that 4pi in Maxwell's equations. It makes angular integrations so much more pleasant.
This said, I haven't used units where time and space are different for about five years now. This is marvellous so long as I don't have to work with the real world.
That's not work.
That is avoiding actual work by fucking around with numbers.
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Fri 6 Jun 2008, 22:26,
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You take that back!
I avoid numbers whenever possible. greek letters are where it's at. I haven't actually put numbers to anything for about 9 months now, and that's the way I like it.
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*rages*
If it wasn't for chemistry, there'd be no chicks in the sciences...
With the exception of medicine.
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With the exception of medicine.
There's a surprising number in medical physics.
I'm not sure where they came from, because there were hardly any in physics at uni.
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Fri 6 Jun 2008, 22:36,
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they are just trying
to snag a doctor and are only there because their naive dads make them go.
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