Hello there, if anyone is there of course.There had been a long time to give up posting although here is nearly empty. Anyway, the last post is very hopeless but everything is changed. Now I am very close to finish my PhD thesis and I am in different country now and I am studying a new topic different from my thesis with very professional people. So this is a new beginning for my future life, it will be full of physics, new topics and excitements.
Me in a few words :
-have physics bachelor degree
-master of science in mathematical physics, theoretical cosmology, in the topic of effect of cosmological constant to evolution of Bianchi type models
-phd in brane world models
and new interest in black hole + accretion disk systems.
Nowadays I am on research of this my new interest. Although I have a broad knowledge about them, I need to link my knowledge within plenty of information in all around the books, webs.. etc. I must get a complete schemetic view to the structure of the system.
When I prepare to learn a new topic, I usually use some steps which help me to compose and to put every different parts together. Here it is:
-Start the elementary level of information. Wikipedia is a good source for this. Make sure that you can illustrate the mechanism exactly in your head using these definitions.
-Then ask questions. It doesn't matter how stupid they are. Just ask and try to answer. But again make sure that every answers fit well in your picture. Go on until you find the best fit.
-Talk yourself loudly and think opposite situations of definitions. If this wasn't so, what would be happened? for example. Thinking opposite situations helps to understand the topic better and why it cannot be in that way.
-Increase the level in every steps. When a step is completely understood, the next level comes out spontaneously. And try to pass from definitions to equations.
-Take notes. Every points you understand must be written in your personal text. Make a schedule in your style, add your comments on it.
-And when the all information is finished, think about open questions. Why did they remain unsolved and can you do anything for it?
I will try to post these steps for my new topic. What I did and how I progressed. I hope it will be helpful for me and anyone else interested.
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