Today we discuss the lives of two very influential personalities in the world of physics. This is the first installment in our new series "History of Physics". Email: [email protected] IG: @math.physics.podcast resources: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36GT2zI8lVA&list=WL&index=60
Today we talk about one of the most mind-blowing events in history: the birth of our universe. What happens when a universe is born? How does it evolve into what we know it to be today? Email: [email protected] IG: @math.physics.podcast
Today we discuss the popular ideas that point to the Universe actually being a simulation. Do you think it's possible? IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we answer your questions, celebrating our 10 thousand downloads. Leave any more questions in the comments for next time. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss physics in general, why it comes naturally through observations, why notation is important yet arbitrary, etc. Next episode is 10K Q&A so ask your questions on any of the platforms below!!! Instagram: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
It's finally here!!! We have put off this episode for a long time but we're glad to have done this part 2. Hope you enjoy! IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we have a lengthy discussion with our good friend, Matt, while we have the chance to record all in the same location. We talk about many different topics, so sit back and enjoy this awesome conversation. Instagram @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss different types of numbers and why they are important in our modern theories. How can imaginary numbers even exist??? This episode was recorded live on youtube right now!! Follow on instagram @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we talk with one of our favorite math youtubers, BlackPenRedPen, about his career in maths and his youtube channel. Check out his channel for incredible math videos and interesting problems. Make sure to follow to podcast where ever you might be listening and our new instagram page @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we interview our other first year physics professor, Dr Paul Kushner, who works here at the University of Toronto in the atmospheric physics and geophysics department. Make sure to follow the podcast on instagram (@math.physics.podcast) and email us if you have any questions. Email: [email protected]
Today we answer questions that were asked in an email by one of our fans. If you also have questions or any comments at all, make sure to email us or contact us on instagram. Email: [email protected] Instagram: @math.physics.podcast
Today we discuss the idea of parallel universes and how it came from the MWI in quantum mechanics. We also talk about timelines and some paradoxes that can arise from the existance of such ideas. Make sure to follow the podcast on instagram @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss with Matt the trials of teaching math and physics WELL during the early years in a students career. We also go off into a discussion about our school lives as we approach the first day of class. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we read your comments and we take your requests for a third installment of the Astronomy Episode. We finally discuss retrograde motion and more... IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss how life may be able to appear elsewhere in our own solar neighbourhood, as well as other places in the entire universe. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss what it would be like for aliens to invent mathematics in a different part of the universe. What would be the same? What would be different? IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss our upcoming courses that we'll be taking in the Fall. We also talk about some of the things that make our school great! IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discussed, as promised, our experiences in our physics labs at the University of Toronto. We give a glimpse into the experiments we did and talk about our favorite ones. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss uncertainties in practial physics and how we encountered error analysis in our own lab classes. Stay tuned for the next episode where we'll talk about our personnal experience in our lab classes at UofT. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected] Resources: http://ipl.physics.harvard.edu/wp-uploads/2013/03/PS3_Error_Propagation_sp13.pdf
Today we talk with Raphael Rowley, a first year electrical engineering student, about his experience at the École Polytechnique Montréal. We discover the differences with going into a similar domain but through another schooling system. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we continue on the topic of astronomy, discussing about the moon, stars and black holes. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss geometry. We picked out a few shapes and objects in order to dive into whatever that interesting trait may be. Make sure to follow the podcast to recieve notifications when a new episode goes live.
Today we discuss fun topics about space, the beggining of the universe and our solar system.
As the title suggests, today we discuss any topic that comes to mind in this second part to our conversation with Mathew. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss Mathew's experience as an upper year student at UofT, following the path that is coming in the near future for us. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss our favorite topics that we've come to know and love throughout our first year in university and high school as well. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
In this video, we discuss different phenomena that occur in quantum mechanics, namely quantum tunneling and quantum entanglement. This is part 1 of many where we just begin to scratch the surface of our endeavor into quantum mechanics. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we discuss why special relativity is important and how it can explain the warping of space and time. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Un Today we discuss quantum physics and condensed matter physics with our physics professor from UofT, Dr. Stephen Julian. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
Today we talk about the implications of inifinity and its counterpart, the infinitesmal. ie, the really big and the really small. IG: @math.physics.podcast Email: [email protected]
