/sci/ - Science & Math

Hey /sci/

I'm looking for a book Nuclear Condensed Matter Physics: Nuclear Methods and Applications by by Günter Schatz, Alois Weidinger. I tried all of the search engines in the guide but they only found the original version in German.

I know it's a long shot, but if anyone happens to have it in an electronic format I would really appreciate it.

Cheers.

>>4835566
>science
>nationalism

>>4791428
Nitrogen is an inert gas. The only raisin for getting it is to not get water vapor in your tires and have a consistent tire pressure (racing). Other than that it is a waste of money.

Novice question here

when doing the sine rule and you get an angle that adds up to be over 180 Deg what do you do?

Oh look, blackman is online.

>>4417506

>2012
>saging

Suggest me some science-related hobbies.

I haven't had any friends in real life for about a decade due to my high functioning autism. If one would think in terms of interpersonal socioemotional bonds, then I haven't ever had any friends in my entire life.

I need some ways of making my life more fulfilling, as most people tend to feel fulfilled from social interaction by talking about irrelevant matters and sharing their feelings and opinions on them, while it isn't the case for me.

>>4403149

>zoom in at the computer screen
>Windows
>Windows
>Windows
>Windows
>Windows
>Windows

>>4366666

>calling matlab the only useful thing about CS
>on the Internet
>getting quints

>>3972019

I actually like this one.

>>3911994

>get associate's degree in mathematics
>forget how to use derivatives in 2 years

FUCKING WHY?
Also, I forgot most of the multiplication tables as well, as well as the basics of integration.

If I read a few equations, I would remember it all instantly again, but why does such shit happen? Why do I need to re-read stuff to remember it?

do any of you guys now where I can get some potassium nitrate and other compounds?
went to Home Depot and they don't sell it, and I'm not too sure on where to find it store-wise

>>3494465
This is a poll that was conducted on /sci/ last night.
http://www.acepolls.com/polls/1222737-do-you-like-capitalism/results

What do you think is more important - the freedom of our species or the survival of our species?

If you think neither are, please don't reply.

Which top important resources are running out? What would be your top 5?

Is it possible to make nuclear weapons out of thorium?

I think that instead of taking down the ID video, we should petition Khan to put up a video about critical thinking in the realm of science (I.E. a video that teaches kids how to determine which theories are testable and which are just beliefs).

The fact of the matter is we need to teach kids about I.D., creationism and evolution... and simotanteously teach them how WHY evolution is a scientific theory and WHY Creationism and I.D. are BELIEFS.

tl;dr: we can use the comparison of I.D. and Evolution as a way of teaching kids scientific critical thinking. By being able to prove I.D. incorrect, kids will gain a better understanding of evolution.

>>2962082
>>2962040

Oh shit, I forgot the most important part. He had a song for every single unit. He brought in his acoustic, sung in a fake British accent, and that's how we'd start off the week.

He later compiled these into a CD, with some light at-home production; keyboards and a drum machine.

Jesus I miss that man. I hated my high school but it sure as fuck wasn't because of the teachers.

/sci/, I need a list of different types of evidence that's used in different sciences.

Suggest me some tips which would help me increase my life expectancy.

What's the point of learning formal logic?