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Suresh Chandra BenjaminIndia
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I have taught Physics to 9 to 12 graders for more than twenty five years at a renowned public school in north India.My areas of interest are classical mechanics,fluid dynamics,static and current electricity,geometrical and wave optics,sound and modern physics.I would welcome questions in these areas from students of levels one through four. | |
ExpertU.S.
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I can help with understanding physics that does not involve eggs. I will NOT help with academic or professional questions, which are NOT limited only to homework. Please do not waste your time by asking a question that comes out of ANY kind of academic, professional, or business matters. | |
Steve NelsonU.S.
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I can answer most basic physics questions, physics questions about science fiction and everyday observations of physics, etc. I'm also usually good for science fair advice (I'm the regional science fair director). I do not answer homework problems. I will occasionally point out where a homework solution went wrong, though. I'm usually good at explaining odd observations that seem counterintuitive, energy science, nuclear physics, nuclear astrophysics, and alternative theories of physics are my specialties. | |
Richard J. RaridonU.S.
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I can answer most questions in undergraduate physics courses, including electricity and magnetism, atomic and nuclear, mechanics and optics. | |
James J. KovalcinU.S.
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I am teaching or have taught AP physics B and C [calculus based mechanics & electricity and magnetism] as well as Lab Physics for college bound students. I have a BS in Physics from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master of Arts in Teaching from same. I have been teaching physics for 34 years. I am constantly updating my skills and have a particular interest in modern physics topics. | |
SpacemanU.S.
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returns 02/17/2012 |
My scope of knowledge and experience includes inorganic chemistry, electronics, physics, and other subjects including government "Special Access Programs" work. I have worked in various research and development fields for over 26 years. Much of this work has been for large corporations. | |
Steve JohnsonU.S.
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I would be delighted to help with questions up through the first year of college Physics. Particularly Electricity, Electronics and Newtonian Mechanics (motion, acceleration etc.). I decline questions on relativity and Atomic Physics. I also could discuss the Space Shuttle and space flight in general. | |
Dr. Jeffery RaymondU.S.
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Materials chemistry. Materials science. Spectroscopy. Polymer science. Physical Chemistry. General Physics. Technical writing. General Applied Mathematics. Nanomaterials. Optoelectronic Behavior. Science Policy. |
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