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Gravity, of course, is not fictitious because the Riemann curvature is a tensor. But gravity is not the same thing as gravitational...

Well, K&K’s book didn’t give you the answer, but they did prepare you with the skills that you needed to discover it, and they did point...

Yes, let me calculate. We have the position of the electron relative to the origin O : ##x(t) =...

A couple of minutes found these...

Sure, I have seen undergraduate labs on convection.

@Demiurge by way of brief explanation, the QM interpretations sub-forum is for discussing the published interpretations found in the...

If that's how you want to define "matter", sure. As I said in post #2, "matter" is a word. There is no one single thing in the actual...

This subforum is about QM interpretations, and it does not mean what you think it means. Philosophy is in general forbidden topic here...

It depends what you mean by "slowly". If you mean "if I, at rest on the ground, were to take a series of close-up pictures of the fast...

Sure but your original post does not tell me why would that be the case. It is like asking if ##e^2## is related to rotation somehow.

Yes. Note that each cycle accelerates and then decelerates the electron. The acceleration portion accelerates from zero to some...

That would be in average the case for electrons in a resistor, but in the OP screenshot, the electron is - according to the problem - in...

This seems similar to this question you had recently: Consider for simplicity what happens to a body initially at rest that experiences...

Look at ##\dot x## instead of ##x##. What is the range of ##\dot x##?

Closed loops of virtual low-mass magnetic monopoles would modify the QED prediction of ##g-2## for the electron and muon. @Roberto...