By Talha Mustafa and Musawwir Ahmed (Team Publications) The talk consisted of Mechanical Formalism and its incompatibility with certain concepts in Physics , Principle of Relativity, and different transformations relating two inertial frames of reference. History and discoveries in Electrostatics and Electromagnetism were briefly spelled out mentioning the craziest stories of all great minds in … Continue reading Mathematical Bridge Between Electrodynamics and Spacetime | Physics Talks
By Nosherwan Khan (Team Research) This is a continuation of the post, Calculus: The Mathematics of Change Differentiation It’s easy to find the slope of a linear function. Suppose y = x + 2 we know that its slope is 1 and it’s inclined at an angle of 45 degrees. If you know the slope … Continue reading Calculus: The Mathematics of Change (Part-II)
By Nowsherwan Khan (Team Research) Newton's Invention We have all heard of how Newton discovered gravity after an apple fell from a tree. What we all haven’t heard is that Newton was working on the motion of the Earth and the Moon. He wanted to know more about their motion and the physical laws that … Continue reading Calculus: The Mathematics of Change
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