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I’ve been studying the way curvature evolves in general relativity, especially in scenarios involving increasing density...

Consider a disc of radius ##R## with a uniform mass distribution and total mass ##M## rotating in its own plane. In its COM's inertial...

No, it was supposed to be a material filling all of space. Like a gas, basically. Experiment chipped away at the properties it could...

That's a physical inevitability. Nevertheless, the kinetic energy of a spinning disk tends to infinity as the speed of rotation tends to...

No, just breaking apart, same as any other matter that you stress too much. Make jelly and put it on a barstool. Spin the barstool and...

Ahh, just found a translated version! 🙌🏼...

Thanks. This is useful, practical information. 👍

Experimentally, rotating disks break apart when their tangential velocity is on the order of the speed of sound in the material. Even...

We've already given you the results that this lab produces--they're the results that relativity predicts.

Well, we don't have an actual test lab here, so all we can tell you is what the theory says. :wink:

Here is a demonstration:

In simple terms, if the set of natural numbers is finite, then there is a largest whole number. If not, then the set must be infinite...

So, for a concrete example you could have ##A = \{ a \in \mathbb{N} \}## the set of all natural numbers. Then you could define ##B=\{ b...

I don't teach anything about LLM's at all, nor about Agents. My focus is entirely on the specific deep neural networks that are relevant...

I use the analogy of a dog when I teach my students about training AI models.