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Graduate Schrodinger Equation: Kinetic Energy Impact?
I am sure you are all aware of the Schrödinger equation. The Hamiltonian is included in this equations, which contains the Kinetic energy operator. When Schrödinger wrote thi he converted momentum to the unit imaginary number, the reduced Planck constant and the Delta operator. My...- HarryDaniels
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Graduate Schrodinger Time Dependent equation
Can someone explain the components of the Time dependent Schrödinger equation for me. Thank you -H- HarryDaniels
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- Schrödinger Time Time dependent
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Undergrad Pair Production Energy: Formula & Wavelength
So what else would be included. The energy of the photon would be the resting energy of electron and positron plus there kinetic energy? What else comes into it? What about in a vacuum, a pair production without an atom?- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Undergrad Pair Production Energy: Formula & Wavelength
In pair production, what is the formula for the energy of an electron or positron of this conversion. Also, what is the wavelength of a photon that can create an electron positron pair.- HarryDaniels
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- Energy Pair Pair production
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Medical Ear Infection & Chronic Pain: What to Do?
I have an ear infection and it is chronic. I went to my doctor and he prescribed some drops. I have put these in at the morning and lunch. Now, at night, my ear has swollen canal has swollen shut and the pain is intense and I can't hear, what should I do.- HarryDaniels
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- Infection Pain
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Graduate What is this H+ particle, is it related to the Higgs Bosons and is it proven?
Does that mean that the Higgs boson is proven?- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Undergrad How Far Would You Travel at Light Speed from Your Perspective?
So due to the fact that a photon has no mass, it does not feel time?- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate What is this H+ particle, is it related to the Higgs Bosons and is it proven?
Thanks. And I meant a tauon anti-tauon.- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate What is this H+ particle, is it related to the Higgs Bosons and is it proven?
Doesnt matter now, it was a google picture which wasnt objective, sorry for the post.- HarryDaniels
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Graduate What is this H+ particle, is it related to the Higgs Bosons and is it proven?
I am currently looking at a diagram of a top and anti top decay. The anti top decays into a weak boson and an anti bottom and the weak then decays into an electron and electron anti-neutrino. On the other side the top decays into a H+ particle and a bottom. What is this H+ particle, is it...- HarryDaniels
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- Bosons Higgs Particle
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Einstein's Theory: Time Doesn't Slow Down Relative to Velocity
(move this to my other question please) As Einstein said that time slows down relative to velocity and he also said that all frames are equally important, then how is the following correct. If I were in a rocket traveling away from Earth at a distance of V and the Earth was the frame of...- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad How Far Would You Travel at Light Speed from Your Perspective?
A lightyear is a measurement of distance of how far light travels in a year relative to our time frame, correct? Well, how far does light travel if-hypothetically- it had thought and could determine time. As if I were to travel at light speed for a year it may feel like a second. But, iff I...- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Einstein's Theory: All Frames Equally Important for Time
Einstein said that all frames are equally important. Now, assume that I (or body A) was moving at a velocity of V. If body B was considered to be stationary and I was traveling away from it at a high speed then my time would slow down. This I understand. But... If body A was the inertial...- HarryDaniels
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- Frames Important Theory Time
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Graduate I know the main points of string theory, but can someone tell me where
None. What I mean is: Is there any evidence apart from the fact that it fits in combining the two main theories. Is there any observations that agrees with the theory?- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate What Are the Four Degrees of Freedom in the Higgs Field?
Off topic alert ;): The egg came first, assuming you believe evolution. This is pretty obvious if you think about it.- HarryDaniels
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics