防止被騙系統 6.2

這段改篇自 2010 年 4 月 30 日的對話。

(CKY,CCK:我不覺得是那樣,因為我基本上不太懂數學。我覺得很多時候,我感到很深的題目,其他人都會覺得很淺。)

不一定是那樣。你可能有時是被騙了。

有些考生很奸詐,會用一些「不君子方法」去打擊對手。一方面,你不要用那些方法;另一方面,你不要被那些方法所傷。

有些科目,尤其是數學科,當你有很多題目都不懂做時,你很難分辨,那是因為自己的數學過差,還是因為該份試卷過深。所以,通常在試後,你都會跟其他考生比較一下。如果大部分人也覺得那份試卷不深的話,你會驚惶失措;如果大部分人也覺得那份試卷不淺的話,你會心安理得。

有些考生就會看準這一點,無論自己剛才考試時的表現如何,也會宣稱自己「覺得題目很淺」、「全部也懂做」,以打擊對手的信心,從而影響對手在往後科目的表現。

— Me@2011.02.16

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Spin 2

Spin is not related to the 3D real space wavefunction transformation.

What is the fundamental origin of spins?

Or, what is the extra dimension?

Don’t we live actually in a 3+1 D space instead of 3D?

“Rotation symmetry” in 3+1 D: Lorentz symmetry.

Wavefunctions with spins are actually the basis for the representation of rotation transformations in 3+1D.

Fundamentally, spins arises from the special relativity.

Quantum mechanics + relativity –> Relativistic quantum mechanics, or more precisely, quantum field theory (in relativity, a force has to be carried by a field to avoid instantaneous interaction.)

— Page 37, general angular momentum and spin

— 2007-08 PHY5410 Quantum Mechanics II

— Professor Renbao Liu

2011.02.16 Wednesday ACHK 

Writing

Use the following algorithm:

 1. Write some rubbish, at least as bad as you can.
 2. Improve it a little bit, to be less rubbish.
 3. Improve it a further little bit, to be less less rubbish
 4. until the deadline.

— Me@2010.02.23

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