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Graduate Minimum Orbital Radius Around Black Holes
When you say "photon sphere" do you mean the sphere created by a radius such that ##r=1.5R_s## (for a black hole)? Wait. I think I understand. If I think of it in terms of Birkhoff's theorem, if the density of a black hole were expanded to have the density of another object (say, the earth)...- GoBluePhysics
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Graduate Minimum Orbital Radius Around Black Holes
Hi there, I was reading one of my textbooks and I had a thought. For a black hole, there is minimum orbiting radius of ##R_{min}=3R_s## where ##R_s## is the Schwarzschild Radius. This minimum orbit is created by the fact that in order to obtain an orbit of that radius around a black hole, you...- GoBluePhysics
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- Black hole Circular motion Minimum Orbital Orbits Radius Relativity Schwarzchild Schwarzchild radius Schwarzschild radius
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Graduate What does the symbol sigma represent in electromagnetic calorimetry equations?
Quick question regarding E-Cals. I am giving a presentation on them soon and I understand just about everything I am supposed to, but I keep encountering one symbol and I simply don't understand what it is supposed to mean. ##\frac{d\sigma}{dx}=\frac{A}{X_0N_A}\bigg[1-\frac{4}{3}x(1-x)\bigg] ##...- GoBluePhysics
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- Calorimetry Electromagnetic Pair production Quantum
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What can a sophomore Physics major expect from the University of Michigan?
Hi there! My name's Tyler. I hope to both ask for assistance and answer questions on the site. I'm a sophomore Physics major at the University of Michigan.- GoBluePhysics
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