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thanks i needed reassuring on it

so does this apply to the particles involved in the Casimir effect?

Recently I heard that when a particle travels back in time it carries the opposite force to it traveling forward in time For example if an electron travels back in time then it has positive charge. I need to know if this is true or not and if so does if affect all types of particle such as...

so are these oxygen generaters available to the public?

is it not possibly for a substand to react rapidly with nitrogen upon ignition considering that the substance contains the energy required

this might sound quite strange but i have a picture of an orb that has a gamma symbol from the greek alphabet in

i was wondering if there was a substance that could be burned in the airs natural nitrogen (72%) that would release pure oxygen and a solid state waste product but no gaseous waste products any speculations?

i am a amature at quantum mechcanics unfortuatly. i need to understand wavefunction but i cannot find a site that explains it fully does anyone have any suggestions?

thankyou for explaining it you've helped a lot with my research

\sum "sum" \phi "phi" \prod "prod" these are the main symbols i don,t understand but also i don,t understand what the doots mean inbetween symbols like in this equation

for example i would like to understand the working of the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirac_notation" but there other pages which don,t have any explanation to the the symbols used such as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Field_Theory" thankyou for helping

I have a good understanding of general quantum physics but not so much of an understanding of the mathematics around equations, such as the equations on wikipeadia under the quantum physics page to understand any of the equations you much first know what the symbols in the equation means can...