Jeopardy

[RedSon]

looks to be in polar coordinates, two dimensional.

What ?

[ChaseCox]

The Schrodinger Equation you posted in Two Dimensional, and is in Polar Coordinates.

[RedSon]

The Schrodinger Equation you posted in Two Dimensional, and is in Polar Coordinates.

Your "Schrodinge r Equation" was satisfactory, no need to show off :P

[RedSon]

The category is: Sports
This answer is worth $300 dollars: In her NCAA career, Monica Abbott set the record for this.

ANSWERED

[ChaseCox]

She is impressive, seems there could be more than one answer here.

What is Most Strike Outs in Division 1

[RedSon]

The category is: Econ
This answer is worth $200 dollars: Describes the difference between the price consumers would have paid and the price they did pay. Also, the area above the price but below the demand curves.

ANSWERED

[ChaseCox]

what is Surplus of Supply?

[RedSon]

what is Surplus of Supply?

Sorry, incorrect. You could guess again, but you cannot win or lose any more $$ on this question.

[ChaseCox]

The category is: Physics
This answer is worth $400 dollars: An infinitely slow change in the observable total energy of a system

Can you make this question multiple choice? I am having difficulty in understanding what you are looking for here becuase an adiabatic process is one in which there is either an expansion or compression without an appreciable change in the total energy. Thus the temperature increases under compression, or cools if it expands.

You will need to give more information if this is not what you are looking for.

[ChaseCox]

the area over the supply/demand curve IS called the Surplus of Supply.

[MMcCarthy]

What is Consumer Surplus?

[RedSon]

Can you make this question multiple choice? I am having difficulty in understanding what you are looking for here becuase an adiabatic process is one in which there is either an expansion or compression without an appreciable change in the total energy. Thus the temperature increases under compression, or cools if it expands.

You will need to give more information if this is not what you are looking for.

Yes that is right, it is the same adiabatic process but in the context of quantum mechanics instead of thermodynamics.

[ChaseCox]

what is the Hamiltonian

[RedSon]

What is Consumer Surplus?

This is correct, according to an ECON study guide. Chase what you said is correct but not specific enough.

[ChaseCox]

Woo Hoo!! who have guessed I would actually use Quantum Mechanics?