Introduction  Bose-Einstein condensates, are in my opinion some of the most amazing, and awe-inspiring phenomena that we, as a species are aware of. Their bizarre and recondite properties are direct results

Welcome back, STEEMathematicians! This is the fourth and final addition to your introductory series on group theory - in case you missed them, here's the first, second and third posts. We will bring this

Hello again, STEEMathematicians! This is the third addition to your introductory series on group theory - in case you missed them, here's the first and second posts. Last time, we saw how permutation groups

Welcome back, STEEMathematicians! This post marks the second installment of our introductory series on the truly elegant field of group theory. Last time, we introduced the basic notion of a group, together

Welcome STEEMathematicians, to my first post which is exclusively to do with maths! My field is Condensed Matter Physics, but I'm terribly fond of maths, so I do hope you trust in my writing. Right, lets

Welcome back to some further musings on gravitational waves! Hopefully you read yesterday's introductory post, if not you can find it here. In this follow up post, we will consider the energy in gravitational

Something a little different today, folks - lets talk about gravitational waves. What are they, where do they come from, and how can we measure them? The third detection of gravitational waves was recently

Awful news about the passing of Intalex; some of my fondest memories have been at Soul:ution nights, with him behind the decks and the dancefloor full. RIP. Youtube user mickybeam75 has recently uploaded

Previous posts: I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII  Welcome back, folks. In the last post, we thought about the role of electron spin in the context of an isolated atom. We began our heuristic argument by

Hello folks, in order to add another layer of organisation to the series on magnetism; this post will serve as a dynamic  contents page with edits keeping up with additions.   Image

Hello folks, in order to add another layer of organisation to the series on semiconductor physics; this post will serve as a dynamic contents page with edits keeping up with additions.  Image

Quantum electrodynamics (QED) experiments in the optical region started in the 1990s with the aim of achieving strong coupling between atoms and the cavity field. Experiments involved atomic beam transits,

Previous posts: I, II, III, IV, V, VI  Welcome back, folks. In the last post, we met one of the three main types of magnetism, diamagnetism. We saw that this effect is largely characterised by a weak,

My thoughts: This (relatively) little known remix of 8-Ball is an absolute gem. Very much a 'go with the flow' type of tune, in my opinion - its too easy to relax into the repetative and modulating groovy

Previous posts: I, II, III, IV, V Welcome back, folks. In the last post, we took a whistle-stop tour of the quantum mechanical principles that govern spin. Hopefully the 'take-home' message that spin is

Classic liquid funk tune from '06, encapsulating everything I love about the genre. Lenzman remix well worth a listen, too.  Peace out! Enjoy.

Hello wonderful people of Steemit! I'd love to hear what kind of content you folks would like to see in the future. What format/style would bring the most value to the platform? Some ideas I'm considering:

'If you still don't know the name of our movement, it's called soul:ution'. Smooth roller, with nothing to prove. One for the late night.  Enjoy :)

The break on this one is absolutely stunning. Gorgeous summery feel - pure nostalgia.  Enjoy!

I think this one speaks for itself! Dancefloor filler, hands in the air territory. Chills and cerebral tingles throughout the build up. Unrelentlessly uplifting. Enjoy! DNB fans of Steemit, make yourselves