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[https://drive.google.com/a/g.ucla.edu/folderview?id=0B3GlhQCJAwkMfm5Bemc1WDM1UU9zVERMT0pwZ2JULUlFb2RiZ3gzMmZtU0Fyd212REVvMnM&usp=sharing Here is a link to a folder containing two pdfs that are too large for this wiki]: One with all UCLA comps (without solutions) and one with all solutions for Fall 2009 until Fall 2014. The folder is visible to anyone at Google Apps for UCLA with the link (click "switch accounts" and then "sign in to another account" with your g.ucla.edu email). If one gets distracted by computers, one could print the more recent half and work with that. | [https://drive.google.com/a/g.ucla.edu/folderview?id=0B3GlhQCJAwkMfm5Bemc1WDM1UU9zVERMT0pwZ2JULUlFb2RiZ3gzMmZtU0Fyd212REVvMnM&usp=sharing Here is a link to a folder containing two pdfs that are too large for this wiki]: One with all UCLA comps (without solutions) and one with all solutions for Fall 2009 until Fall 2014. The folder is visible to anyone at Google Apps for UCLA with the link (click "switch accounts" and then "sign in to another account" with your g.ucla.edu email). If one gets distracted by computers, one could print the more recent half and work with that. | ||
− | [https://amzn.com/w/2XJO8UKBZW26V Here are relevant problem catalogues from other universities (Princeton, Chicago, MIT | + | [https://amzn.com/w/2XJO8UKBZW26V Here are relevant problem catalogues from other universities (Princeton, Chicago, MIT)] |
Here is some [[General Advice]]. | Here is some [[General Advice]]. |
Revision as of 20:02, 3 August 2015
This wiki strives to accumulate, organize and permanently present information relevant for UCLA's core graduate exams and teaching.
Contents |
Teaching
Course Notes
The following links collect to useful info for core courses QM 221$_{A, B}$, CM 220, EM 210$_{A, B}$ and StM 215$_A$.
Comprehensive Exams
Previous Midterm and Final Exams and Solutions for EM, StM and CM, and QM by Prof.'s Miao, D'Hoker, and Gutperle, respectively.
The table below collects questions and solutions (appended to pdfs) [1] [2] [3] [4] to previous comprehensive exams[5]:
Official Q&A | List of unsolved problems in physics | |||||||||||||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | |
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Fall 2008 | [6] | |||||||||||||
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Spring 2003.pdf | ||||||||||||||
Fall 2002 | * | |||||||||||||
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Fall 2001 | * | |||||||||||||
Spring 2001 | [7] | |||||||||||||
= No solution exists | ||||||||||||||
= Solution exists | ||||||||||||||
= Solution attempted |
Here is a link to a folder containing two pdfs that are too large for this wiki: One with all UCLA comps (without solutions) and one with all solutions for Fall 2009 until Fall 2014. The folder is visible to anyone at Google Apps for UCLA with the link (click "switch accounts" and then "sign in to another account" with your g.ucla.edu email). If one gets distracted by computers, one could print the more recent half and work with that.
Here are relevant problem catalogues from other universities (Princeton, Chicago, MIT)
Here is some General Advice.
Here is a Formula Sheet for training your mind while on the bus or at the gym.
ReadMe
To contribute comp solutions, you can scan your answer using the free CamScanner App[8], email it to yourself as .pdf and then upload it using the "Upload file" link in the left panel of the wiki.
References
- ↑ CCLE
- ↑ Andrew Forrester's Site, retrieved August 2012
- ↑ Biritz's Site
- ↑ DFCD, retrieved August 2012
- ↑ Note that this table trains the keen graduate student for a seamless transition to the more notorious unsolved problems in physics, i.e. every graduate student's last homework set.
- ↑ Compare Princeton Q3.2
- ↑ EM Lim #1070
- ↑ CamScanner App in iTunes