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  1. Why Are You Still Here? A Curious Question - Physics Forums

    Nov 25, 2025 · I would be sad to see @phyti go. Disagreeing - even strongly - should not result in withdrawal from the community. He has lots of contributions, and sparked lively debate. Good for …

  2. Reading a string from file until whitespace c++ - Physics Forums

    Sep 10, 2011 · This discussion focuses on reading strings from a file in C++ until whitespace is encountered, appending specific symbols to the strings, and storing them in a buffer. The user is …

  3. Horizontal component of the electric field of an infinite uniformly ...

    Feb 11, 2026 · I received a warning message about "Unacceptable references or topics." I'm new to this site. Does this mean I have to delete the reference I provided, or all the posts? It's a very traditional …

  4. Parallel Programming on a CPU with AVX-512 - Physics Forums

    Apr 23, 2022 · In this article, I describe a program that uses Intel AVX-512 assembly instructions and includes a comparison of the results from both programs.

  5. How to search just the first two characters in a c-string?

    Nov 6, 2020 · The discussion revolves around searching for the first one or two characters in C-style strings (c-strings) within a vector of structures. Participants explore methods for comparing these …

  6. What could be causing my program to hang on cin.getline() in C

    Nov 13, 2020 · I have no idea why the program got hung on cin.getline() in my program. cin >> works just find. Here is the program. It is the really scaled down version of my long program. I just deleted …

  7. Spinor calculus • Physics Forums

    Mar 23, 2026 · What are the conventions for the spinor metrics and their inverses?

  8. Getting an unclassifiable statement error in Fortran 95

    Jun 9, 2013 · Getting an "unclassifiable statement" error in Fortran 95 I am trying to integrate the function x from 0 to 1. Here is my code: [FONT="Courier...

  9. Linear Regression: reversing the roles of X and Y - Physics Forums

    May 25, 2009 · (X_i, Y_i), i=1,2,...n Y hat is a fitted (predicted) value of Y based on fixed values of X. Y hat = b0 + b1 *X with b0 and b1 being the least-square estimates. For X hat, we are predicting the …

  10. Recursion to print a fractal pattern - Physics Forums

    Oct 13, 2012 · The discussion revolves around creating a recursive function in C++ to print a fractal pattern of stars, with a focus on understanding the initial case for recursion and addressing potential …