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Graduate What is the Name of the Four-Vector with p-eA?
Hello all, We know that (E,p) are the components of a four vector and it is called the four-momentum. Likewise (V,A) are the components of a four-vector and it is called the four-potential. But it seems that the four-vector with p-eA is the most important one, yet I don't recall every...- actionintegral
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What is a Gunnplexer and where can I find more information about it?
Hi Berkeman, Judging by your signature, you might be able to shed some light. The experiment is on [PLAIN]www.altair.org[/URL] and the guy seems to be a HAM enthusiast. I sent him an email asking for a starting point.- actionintegral
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Homebuilt quantum tunneling experiment
Gentlemen, The website [PLAIN]www.altair.org[/URL] describes how to create a homebuilt quantum tunneling experiment which I would like to try. It requires the use of a Gunnplexer. If I search for that term, all references to that term seem presuppose more knowledge that I have. Can...- actionintegral
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- Experiment Quantum Quantum tunneling Tunneling
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What is a Gunnplexer and where can I find more information about it?
Thanks, I'll try the EE forum- actionintegral
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What is a Gunnplexer and where can I find more information about it?
I'm sure you guys browse all of the forums. So maybe you can answer my question. I want to know what a Gunnplexer is. Which forum would be my best bet for getting a good answer?- actionintegral
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Graduate How Does Gravitational Time Dilation Work in a Uniform Field?
Hello, I am trying to learn about Gravitational Time Dilation. I came across the following formula for time dilation in a uniform gravitational field: T_d = {1-} \frac{gh}{c^{2}}} but I cannot find any derivation for this. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks- actionintegral
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- Dilation Gravitational Gravitational time dilation Time Time dilation
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Graduate Clock Synchronization and the Effects of Gravity in a Two-Story Building
Thanks, guys. I will read up on this gravitational time dilation and pursue this after that.- actionintegral
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Graduate Clock Synchronization and the Effects of Gravity in a Two-Story Building
Are you referring to the phenomenon known as "gravitational time dilation"?- actionintegral
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Clock Synchronization and the Effects of Gravity in a Two-Story Building
My friend and I are in a two story building. I am on the lower floor, he is on the upper. We are in a constant gravitational field. Is it true that our watches cannot be synchronized? If so, what is the proof of this claim?- actionintegral
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- Experiment Thought experiment
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Gravitational Time Dilation: A Thought Experiment
That's very interesting. Where can I learn what you just stated?- actionintegral
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Graduate Gravitational Time Dilation: A Thought Experiment
I stand shoulder to shoulder with a group of people, we all face the same direction. We all have synchronized watches and nobody is moving. We face a second group of people, facing us. They all have synchronized watches and nobody is moving. Now suppose that my group feels like they are in a...- actionintegral
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- Experiment Thought experiment
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Graduate Dirac's Relativistic Equation and the Mysterious Nature of Gravity
Yes but google is like taking a bath in a tub full of wiki. That's why I use this forum so that I can get some direct answers. But I will do as you suggest. I will read up on "quantization of gravity" and search for the unresolved issues.- actionintegral
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Why can't the Tex have the same background color as the forum?
Oh sh********it! That means the problem is client side! I'm doomed. I'm using ncsa mosaic. I mean lynx. ...Gopher...- actionintegral
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Graduate Dirac's Relativistic Equation and the Mysterious Nature of Gravity
Ok - so gravity is weak compared to EM. But all I ever hear about is how "gravity cannot be quantized". The independent forum is full of people trying to quantize gravity. My question is really simple - where precisely does the controversy arise so that I can learn the difference between...- actionintegral
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Why can't the Tex have the same background color as the forum?
Jeepers! This is a perfectly transparent image! If I'm not mistaken (which I often am (which is why I don't use my real name)) a transparent image allows you to select the "transparent" color. Set that color to match the background of the forum and it would be wicked-sweet, eye-roller.- actionintegral
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