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If they are mathematical in nature, yes.

TPBM has had education in higher mathematics (higher than calculus - the entry into higher).
 
No, Calc, diffyQ, transforms (LaPlace and Fourier) satisfied the requirements for a four year electronic engineering degree. Later I informally learned the use of multidimensional Fourier transforms for analysis of moving image (e.g., analog television) systems and discrete cosine transforms for digital image coding and Z transforms for digital signal processing.

DNU: @Shominy - Regardng physics problems, I'm having trouble imagining one that isn't mathematical. Any examples in your mind? End DNU

TPBM has had to learn some things not in his/her college classes to boost his/her career skills.
 
DNU: @Shominy - Regardng physics problems, I'm having trouble imagining one that isn't mathematical. Any examples in your mind? End DNU
That was my lack of elaboration. Conceptual physics involves non-mathematical problem solving too- I just prefer mathematical solutions. But all said and done, they are conjoined; observation moves to conceptual formng/modeling, then is described with mathematical modeling.

Unless we're thinking about mathematical physics (which preceeds the physical thinking/modeling of the phenomenon). :)
 
No, Calc, diffyQ, transforms (LaPlace and Fourier) satisfied the requirements for a four year electronic engineering degree. Later I informally learned the use of multidimensional Fourier transforms for analysis of moving image (e.g., analog television) systems and discrete cosine transforms for digital image coding and Z transforms for digital signal processing.

DNU: @Shominy - Regardng physics problems, I'm having trouble imagining one that isn't mathematical. Any examples in your mind? End DNU

TPBM has had to learn some things not in his/her college classes to boost his/her career skills.
Yes. We all probably have had to do this.

TPBM is a kinesthetic learner these days.
 
More or less: If it has to be snow, yes. I'd rather not have snow at all.

TPBM grunts involuntarily when getting out of his chair and/or sitting down.
 
Not at this point...but considering this in the near future, esp when asked to do a chore by the SO!

TPBM if they had the chance, would walk the entire Eifel Tower just for the exercise.


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Not "just to get a good photo", no, but I would. In my own pace, that is.

TPBM has never left the continent.
 
Only when it comes to clothing.


TPBM has never been in the sky in the way of gliding, but would like to take part this aerial event.

Q
 
Only when it comes to clothing.


TPBM has never been in the sky in the way of gliding, but would like to take part this aerial event.

Q
False: I am certified on sailplanes. I wish that I owned a Cirrus tho. Alas, I rent time in them and do not own a sailplane.

TPBM has been in a hot air balloon.
 
False. I have been with people who are full of hot air.

TPBM has jumped/fallen at least 6 feet without hurting themselves.
 
Possible, years and years ago, on vacation to some national park, but I can't remember; so I'll say probably not.

TPBM is into easy hikes anymore.
 
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