So, I'm thinking it's time for another physics lesson...and this time we're going with a bit of electricity. Electricity and magnetism have never been my favorite--just ask Dr. Hemmati, my professor for that subject in undergrad! ~Don't get me wrong; I'm definitely a big fan of all the wonderful things we have because of electricity. I'm just not a big fan of all the crazy things behind it: Maxwell's equations, Poisson's equation, Laplace's equation...the list goes on, but I won't :0) Honestly, though, I'm one of those rare physicists who would be perfectly content saying, "You flip the switch, magic happens, and the lights come on!"...which doesn't go over so well with professors. This semester, though, I'm taking Classical Electrodynamics I, my first grad school electricity course. The professor is great and has this novel idea that he should teach us things (sadly a rare thing among way too many teachers...but ...
just me, stepping out of the boat in faith, trying not to focus on the waves around me