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TIE Model Labs berkeman TIE Model Labs wrote on berkeman's profile.
i dont know if you're reading my messages or just brushing me off as another crackpot. However my new paper has uploaded today on my Metric Slip-Drive Technology.
I promise it will be an interesting read! [Unacceptable reference redacted by the Mentors]
I promise it will be an interesting read! [Unacceptable reference redacted by the Mentors]
Hello, I’m a first-year Computer Science student curious about ocean mapping. Could a distributed network of surface sensors (on buoys or ships) send small acoustic or seismic-like waves to the seabed and use the reflections to map the ocean floor, with data sent to satellites? I also wonder if algorithms like Kruskal’s could help optimize communication between sensors in such a network. I’m still learning and would appreciate feedback.
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ahauck Greg Bernhardt ahauck wrote on Greg Bernhardt's profile.
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This is an excellent piece on the CHSH inequality violations. Bell's analysis, in conjunction with the Clauser-Aspect experiments, make it clear that local realism is untenable, and that Nature must effect some kind of superluminal global coordination. Gell-Mann was famously unsurprised (It only proves what we've known all along - that quantum mechanics is correct. Big deal.) But I think that Gell-Mann was dead wrong not to be surprised. What is your position?
This is an excellent piece on the CHSH inequality violations. Bell's analysis, in conjunction with the Clauser-Aspect experiments, make it clear that local realism is untenable, and that Nature must effect some kind of superluminal global coordination. Gell-Mann was famously unsurprised (It only proves what we've known all along - that quantum mechanics is correct. Big deal.) But I think that Gell-Mann was dead wrong not to be surprised. What is your position?
Hi . I read in class 7 from Bangladesh and I secured 1st place in Bangladesh physics Olympiad (BdPhO) in category A
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neilparker62 chwala neilparker62 wrote on chwala's profile.
Hi. Did you get your reference from someone on PF ? I can write something like I see you regularly posting interesting Maths/geometry problems and contributing to discussions around those.
What is the chemical potential of an element in a compound from DFT if the system is not assumed to be in equilibrium with any external reservoir? Can a compound be considered naturally “Li-poor” simply because it contains a relatively small fraction of Li atoms, when if it is not equilibrated with Li metal?
Hi everyone! I love physics..as a physics teacher..i am fond of quantum mechanics.. I’m also a wildlife and aquatic-biology enthusiast. I run an educational blog fishiohub where I share detailed articles based on real observations, scientific references, and practical experience related to fish behavior, feeding patterns, like snapper diet,
73 year old retired electrician/contractor, married to the same wonderful woman for 47 years. "The Big Three" interests are old guns, guitars and British sports cars. Been playing guitar for 64 years, own 3 MG's and one Morris Minor 1000 and too many old domestic and German firearms to mention. Have two sons in their 50's, no grandbabies. My most frequent best friend is my Siberian Husky, Steele. I've owned Husky's since 1995.
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sbrothy sophiecentaur sbrothy wrote on sophiecentaur's profile.
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Hope this isn't too personal, but the exaplanation goes a long way:
I hope this message isn't too public but I have a mother receiving palliative treatment for stage 4 cancer. As you might imgaine this takes up a big part of my life. Especially, as I'm the oldest of a flok of 4 siblings. I put up a brave face, but when push comes to shove things aren't great.
I hope this message isn't too public but I have a mother receiving palliative treatment for stage 4 cancer. As you might imgaine this takes up a big part of my life. Especially, as I'm the oldest of a flok of 4 siblings. I put up a brave face, but when push comes to shove things aren't great.
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Mass of atoms and nucleii from binding energy and KE: https://profmattstrassler.com/2024/...-proton-is-greater-than-the-sum-of-its-parts/
My name is Nerissa,and I'm from China. I'm a new member. Please give me more advice.
Hello guys,
I am interested in being a particle physicist in the future, and right now i am majoring in Quantum Technology with a sub major in engineering. There is a second sub major which is quantum computing and communications. I was wondering what sub major would be better for the career i want to pursue? Or if it wouldn't make a big enough difference.
I am interested in being a particle physicist in the future, and right now i am majoring in Quantum Technology with a sub major in engineering. There is a second sub major which is quantum computing and communications. I was wondering what sub major would be better for the career i want to pursue? Or if it wouldn't make a big enough difference.
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Learning Python, C++, SQL! Any recommended books is appreciated! Thanks!!
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I was reading Anderle's TQB and they mentioned wives and their husbands' skid marks and I got distracted thinking about the probability of a grown man . . . Well, anyway I started thinking about the physics of skid marks — obviously I googled.
Hi! Looking forward to understanding the calculus of skid marks!
Hi! Looking forward to understanding the calculus of skid marks!
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Baakii Greg Bernhardt Baakii wrote on Greg Bernhardt's profile.
Let's Talk Big Bang and the Start of Our Universe! (Help Needed: My English is Basic, So Let's Make This Fun!)"Hello everyone! 
I'm from Mongolia and super excited to chat with anyone who loves learning about the Big Bang and how our universe began. But honestly, my English is not perfect – it's a little bit broken sometimes. 
So, please be patient if I make mistakes, and let's help each other out!
I'm from Mongolia and super excited to chat with anyone who loves learning about the Big Bang and how our universe began. But honestly, my English is not perfect – it's a little bit broken sometimes. So, please be patient if I make mistakes, and let's help each other out!
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