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Dale replied to the thread B How can a black hole absorb matter?.That is only a small part of the trick, not even close to the whole trick. Other parts of the trick include 1) we can use any... -
Consider a case of a collapsing progenitor, say. Suppose we are given an arbitrary event on the world-tube of an eternally-external...
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But you are still using Newtonian formulae, which means you accept the principle of relativity. So you are not testing the principle of...
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Dale reacted to Asaad-Hamad's post in the thread I Can this experiment break Lorentz symmetry? with
Skeptical.
That is the critical point, my argument hinges on the partitioning of energy into 'spark' and 'passive' components. The spark energy... -
Dale reacted to Cerenkov's post in the thread A Could gamma-ray bursts have an intragalactic origin? with
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Then, if you found nothing to support your claim and if you rely on others to clarify the issue, your claim (that absorption is... -
Dale reacted to Cerenkov's post in the thread A Could gamma-ray bursts have an intragalactic origin? with Like.
There are two problems with your reply, Line_112. The first is that you still haven't cited any values for gamma ray absorption by the...
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Dale reacted to Bandersnatch's post in the thread A Could gamma-ray bursts have an intragalactic origin? with Like.
But to what extent? Attenuation by 10 or even 90% doesn't preclude detection. It's not all or nothing. You can't just hand-wave it and...
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Dale replied to the thread B How can a black hole absorb matter?.This is too broad of a statement. The correct statement would be that in Schwarzschild coordinates the coordinate time asymptotically...
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A surface with at least one null tangent vector everywhere on it. Light cones are another example. In flat spacetime, at any instant...
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Very good points, thanks all of you for your comments. I know it took time out of your days to respond back to me, and I appreciate it...
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Here is a similar thing, Reichenbach's ##\epsilon##...
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Possibly useful (for conventions and links to references to theories and experiments)...
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Dale reacted to Ibix's post in the thread I Please explain how length contraction and time dilation result in a constant c with Like.
You have forgotten the relativity of simultaneity, which is less popularised than length contraction and time dilation, but probably...
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##\kappa## is the thing that controls how slanted the lines in my second diagram are, IIRC.
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Dale replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.This is the OWSOL convention used in Anderson, R.; Vetharaniam, I.; Stedman, G. E. (1998), "Conventionality of synchronisation, gauge...