Sayed Sahil C
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Sayed Sahil C
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Sayed Sahil - your physics tutor
I'm Sayed Sahil from IISER Tirupati, a premier research institute in India. I have completed my masters degree. I specialise I'm theoretical physics and mathematics. I have worked on several research grade problems in my field of interest, quantum mechanics and will be publishing my research soon on reputed journals. I'm gold medalist of my institute and have excelled in all my courses and research work. I'll be moving to Switzerland for further studies of PhD in quantum computing. I teach any level of physics and for competitive exams preparation like SAT, GATE, GRE etc. I keep my classes engaging and interactive with my students. I break down complex topics into simple terms and also keep enough focus on applications of the abstract concepts by problem solving and giving exciting problems to solve at the end of the session to keep students curiosity growing. I can teach at any level from elementary to advanced and have prior experience to train students at all levels. I use pen-tablet way to explain by making notes and also sharing it with the students for further reference. I can adapt as per students needs and go fast or slow down the pace for them to completely understand the concepts. So, I would suggest the potential students to book a free demo class with me and consider learning in a fun and interactive way.
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Homework help with quick turnaround
Students receive physics assignment support within 24 hours, ensuring a strong grasp of the subject.
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Quick help is available even outside scheduled lessons, providing extra assistance with physics assignments and exam prep.
Interactive quizzes for better retention
Students find it easy to learn and retain physics concepts with interactive quizzes that reinforce lessons.
Sayed Sahil - Physics tutor also teaches
Nuclear Physics
Physics
Thermodynamics
Electromagnetism
Quantum Mechanics
Atomic Physics
Physics concepts taught by Sayed Sahil
The class focused on modeling energy dissipation in particle systems, explaining how to introduce friction through resistive backgrounds and inelastic collisions. The tutor then derived equations for particle collisions using conservation of energy and momentum, providing formulas for calculating final velocities and discussing their application in simulations and rocket propulsion.
Conservation Laws in Collisions
The Rocket Equation
Dissipative Forces: Friction and Inelastic Collisions
The tutor and student reviewed concepts of kinematics, including calculating velocity and acceleration from positional data over discrete time intervals. They then explored applying kinematic equations to simulate motion, particularly in the context of particle collisions and the effects of gravity, with a plan to introduce friction in future sessions.
Calculating Velocity and Acceleration from Position Data
Equations of Motion and Their Application
Simulating Collisions and Particle Dynamics
The Role of Calculus in Physics
The Tutor and Student delved into the principles of projectile motion and the derivation of kinematic equations using calculus and vector decomposition. They explored simulating trajectories and discussed methods for handling collisions in computational physics, with plans to focus on 2D collision scenarios in the next session.
Equations of Motion (1D)
Vector Decomposition and Independent Motion
Simulation of Trajectory
Collision Detection in Simulations
Newton's Laws of Motion
Free Body Diagrams (FBDs)
Work Done by Forces
The session involved a Tutor explaining the fundamentals of physics simulations, starting with the distinction between classical and quantum computing. The Tutor then guided the Student through the principles of simulating motion using equations of motion and Newton's Laws, with plans to delve deeper into conservation laws and particle collisions in future lessons.
Quantum Computing vs. Classical Computing
Simulating Motion: Basic Principles
Classical Mechanics and Simulations
Newton's Laws of Motion
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