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bhobba reacted to A. Neumaier's post in the thread I Physicists disagree wildly on what quantum mechanics says about real… with
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What about my paper Quantum tomography explains quantum mechanics? -
Thanks, and please do keep up your good (and often thankless?) mentoring.
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Congrats on the new Science Advisor badge. Very well deserved, and we appreciate your high quality posts here. :smile:
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bhobba replied to the thread I Modern View of Quantum Phenomena.Your name here, renormalize, holds the key, as I think you probably know. In QFT, early on, there was a deep problem. We kept getting...
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An effective theory is one that is admitted to not be fundamental. Or, if you insist on a definition that doesn't use either of those...
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bhobba replied to the thread I Modern View of Quantum Phenomena.You miss the point of why I started this thread. Particles are not fundamental; they emerge from fields. For fields, the question is...
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We have 30+ pages in Chapter 9 of the book on this, so what I write here is very superficial. The self-consistently shared information...
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AIs are dumb as bread. They can collect facts, and if you are lucky, even correct ones. They do not understand a word of what they...
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In the US, it's common for colleges/universities to teach calculus-based introductory physics courses in parallel with the introductory...
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We don't have this structure in Germany. There is school and there is university, well, various forms of it, depending on whether you...
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bhobba reacted to gmax137's post in the thread Interesting Documentary on the Dounreay Breeder Reactor with Like.
I didn't know much about this plant, intersting documentary.
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I read that method section now. Obviously, you didn‘t understand my remark, or what I would like to measure. This makes me wonder...
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But the Lorentz boosts cannot be invariantly separated from the spatial rotations. So it's the entire Lorentz group that's different...
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No, I'm not. I'm pointing out that "the relativity principle", as far as physics is concerned, is not one thing. Galilean invariance is...
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Everyone requires different experiences to "understand" something; the term means different things to different people. Physicists...