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Math & Physics Podcast episodes
- Episode #103 - Transport Me to the Wave EquationToday we talk about two important equations studied in partial differential equations (PDEs). The intuition that we've cultivated over the past semester has proven to be quite useful when visualizing solutions. Enjoy the episode :)Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod1 hr
- Episode #102 - The Mystifying World of MagnetismToday we talk about all the beautiful things we have learned about magnetism. From symmetries to analogies, there are always beautiful things to learn about magnetic fields.Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod1 hr 16 min
- Episode #101 - The Search for PlanetsToday we discuss how we detected planets orbiting extrasolar stars in the galaxy. Enjoy the episode :)To all our listeners out there, we are so happy to say that you can head over to https://brilliant.org/mpp , and the first 200 of you to sign up will get 20% off your premium membership.Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod54 min
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2 min - Episode #100 - Are We Alone?Today we talk about the possibility and the implications of life existing elsewhere in the Universe. We also discuss the philosophical questions that come along with or without being alone.Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod1 hr
- Episode #99 - LIFE, A Million Light-Years Away w/ Dr Sara SeagerToday we speak with Dr Sara Seager, a professor at MIT, about her work in exoplanet research. Deemed by NASA as the Indiana Jones of astronomy, it is people like her who can further our conquest. The race to find life elsewhere in the Universe is one that may never end.Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod1 hr 37 min
- Episode #98 - Astrophysics EXPOSEDToday we talk about one of our favorite topics overall in physics: the physics of the stars and the Universe. Enjoy this beautiful episode :)To all our listeners out there, we are so happy to say that you can head over to https://brilliant.org/mpp , and the first 200 of you to sign up will get 20% off your premium membership.Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod1 hr 17 min
- Episode #97 - A Dive Into Classical MechanicsToday we discuss the great classical description of physical reality. Mostly talking about Newtonian mechanics and the difference between the high school vs university approach.Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod56 min
- Episode #96 - Science of the Planets w/ Brett KreinsenToday we talk with Brett, a fellow UofT student in the program of physical geography. Enjoy the discussion of all things Earth and beyond.To all our listeners out there, we are so happy to say that you can head over to https://brilliant.org/mpp , and the first 200 of you to sign up will get 20% off your premium membership.Instagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod1 hr 50 min
- Episode #95 - The Power of Photonics w/ Dr. AchantaToday we discuss with Dr. Achanta, director of the National Physics Laboratory in India, about his work in physics. Will photonics eventually replace electronics in the future?Check out today's sponsor Pair at www.pair.com/free with promo code: QUICKSTARTInstagram: @math.physics.podcastTiktok: @math.physics.podcastEmail: [email protected]Twitter: @MathPhysPod1 hr 30 min
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Two University of Toronto students in the math and physics program discuss interesting topics in the field.