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    I Linearization with Polynomials

    Difference between spline and polynomial approximation is that that to some order the splines are only piecewise continuous in derivatives usually some order is discontinuous at the fitting points while a polynomial has continuous derivatives of all orders generally.
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    I Pauli spin matrices under inversion and 180 degree rotation?

    spin orbit interaction term is −iσ⋅(∇V(r)×∇)Ψ.
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    I Pauli spin matrices under inversion and 180 degree rotation?

    Jansen and Boon "Finite groups" 1967 in part esp that part in quotes but some of the other expressions are my own interpretations and questions to ask if others agree eg as to the expression for inversion mainly.
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    I Pauli spin matrices under inversion and 180 degree rotation?

    I see by the matrix multiplication how you get that but here is what seems to disagree. Under a rotation about the x-axis a vector along the x-axis does not change ? Using the 3 dimensional R matrices operating on the two dimensional spin, denoting them here as ' vector' ## \sigma ## matrices...
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    I Pauli spin matrices under inversion and 180 degree rotation?

    How do the Pauli spin matrices transform under an inversion ? I think I mean to say the 3 dimensional improper rotation which is just in 3 dimensional matrix notation minus the identity - so exactly how are the 2 dimensional Pauli spin matrices changed. And under a 180 rotation do the 'y' and...
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    Quantum What's wrong with the Messiah "Quantum Mechanics" textbook?

    Don't need to be concerned with the more recent and advanced subjects like entanglement at this time as you will be kind of 'left in the woods'. It is more important to have a good mathematical functions of the basics like very good understanding of eigenfunctions, eigenvalues, spin, electron...
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    Why Don’t Electrons Crash into the Nucleus in Atoms? - Comments

    I assume the issue is that since accelerated charges classically emit radiation and aside from some other rather rare events etc. must therefore continuously loose kinetic energy then they will eventually run into the nucleus at least classically. The answer is that in fact physics is not...
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    Quantum effects caused by our mathematics?

    "an infinitely small nonzero number which is at the heart of calculus is also at the heart of quantum physics " In quantum physics it is not an infinitely small number. Plancks constant for example is finite. These two "infinitely small limits" you speak of in mathematics and quantum...
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    Fortran Fortran Linked List Program: Understand Logic & Assembly

    What is the purpose of nullify (first) nullify (current) and why does it not make the definitions useless or canceled ?
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    Fortran Fortran Linked List Program: Understand Logic & Assembly

    There is also the question of for example integer*1:: i integer*1 :: j,k is same as putting all together in one statement as integr*1 :: i,j,k but here has: type (link), pointer:: next end type link type (link), pointer :: first,current but if do the same there like put them all together...
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    Fortran Fortran Linked List Program: Understand Logic & Assembly

    Yes i mean array of native type say of integers for example I post another more direct program and see if someone can explain some of the observations I have made about it. ---------------------------------------------- integer*1 i type link integer*1 i type (link), pointer:: next end type link...
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    Fortran Fortran Linked List Program: Understand Logic & Assembly

    Does this linked list take up more memory than a conventional array with the same entries ?
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    Fortran Fortran Linked List Program: Understand Logic & Assembly

    Oh ;my mistake now i do see the " i " .
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    Fortran Fortran Linked List Program: Understand Logic & Assembly

    Also for example could anyone write code in F77 using ' equivalence ' which would do the same ?
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