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    Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics

    I got ##\bar{V}## is molar volume. Thanks. A gas with a known number of moles n is placed in a container whose volume can be varied and is brought into thermal equilibrium with a heat reservoir. In the limit where the volume is increased while maintaining equilibrium, the temperature of the...
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    Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics

    I just comment on limit $$P \rightarrow 0$$. As P has physical dimension it seems inappropriate to take its limit. It could be ##P##/ [constant which has physical dimension of pressure] << 1. And $$\frac{\lim_{P \to 0} (P \bar{V})}{R}=0$$ How does your textbook define taking the limit ?
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    High School Electric Fields inside Conductors & Gauss' Law

    Hello. 2. all charges both inside and outside the surface contribute to ##\mathbf{E}##. $$\int_S \mathbf{E}\cdot d\mathbf{S}$$ is proportional to enclosed charges.
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    Conductor with high electron mobility (mean free path)

    Electrical conductivity anisotropic might be what you are looking for.
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    Number trick

    Interesting. In general case of base-d system, the result value is ## d^3+d^2-d-1=(d-1)(d+1)^2## For 2-digit it is ##(d-1)(d+1)##
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    Undergrad EPR revisited

    Thank you all. I will think about it further.
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    Undergrad EPR revisited

    Thank you so much. Then I should appreciate it if you let me know whether all these theories deal with collapse of entangled wave functions as mentioned in OP or not. May I expect that one of them rescue me ?
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    Undergrad EPR revisited

    If no theories in the direction I have mentioned have been explored in response to the OP’s question, please excuse my oversight.
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    Undergrad EPR revisited

    Collapse of (entangled) wave functions comes from measurement. If not only the concepts of the collapse but also measurement in general are excluded from the theory, I cannot evaluate how useful it is.
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    Undergrad EPR revisited

    It seems that this problem cannot be properly understood without mastering relativity. Until then, however, how about the following compromise? Observers in different inertial frames who were making observations in the vicinity of measurement at A hold a meeting and present their respective...
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    Graduate Stumped by a Lagrangian in Einstein's 1916 paper

    Einsteins seems just applied the general rule of variation for product H=ABC, i.e., $$\delta H = \delta A\ B\ C+A\ \delta B\ C+A\ B\ \delta C $$
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    High School Am I understanding the concept of proper frame of reference?

    In SR, proper time of the object in motion with velocity v(t) is given by $$\tau = \int_0^T \sqrt{1-\frac{v(t)^2}{c^2}}dt$$ where once $$\tau = T = 0$$ for a common event. In the similar way, proper frame of reference, PFR, of the object couuld be made of succesive (instantaneous and local)...
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    Undergrad Hooke's law: Constructing a force operator for electron orbitals?

    You use alphabet k to mean two different quantities i.e., spring constant and wave number, which cause the confusion.
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    High School Am I understanding the concept of proper frame of reference?

    Indeed. Next I survey my environment to construct my PFR which might not be defined unikely. That will be a tough work to do.
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    High School Am I understanding the concept of proper frame of reference?

    It seems odd to me too because I think Minkowski coordinate belongs to SR or IFR where we find no problems as for Proper FR.