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haushofer reacted to QuarkyMeson's post in the thread Undergrad Which-Path from Global Momentum Measurement in Double Slit with
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This is basically what you're asking: https://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0101157 A global momentum measurement of the screen only yields... -
haushofer replied to the thread Graduate Kruskal Coordinates in Schwartzchild metric.If I understand you correctly: wouldn't that mean that your version of the Kruskal metric still has a coordinate singularity at r=2M... -
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It's sure been a wild ride this year! Between some AI missteps and breaking LaTeX for a good portion of the year (at least we got dark... -
haushofer replied to the thread Undergrad How to define a vector field?.Ah, the one book, from the one author. My favourite. -
haushofer replied to the thread Volume with spherical coordinates.Maybe I'm a bit dumb, but you have to be a bit more specific if you want to receive help. Personally I can't make anything out of this... -
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I broadly agree. Perhaps this is one of the great things about studying mathematics. That you learn to think in terms of the... -
haushofer replied to the thread Undergrad Simple thought experiment with Stefan-Boltzmann law: energy.Never mind, solved it. This was serious confusion :-p -
haushofer replied to the thread Undergrad Simple thought experiment with Stefan-Boltzmann law: energy.I guess my confusion is this: why would the hotter sphere cool down a bit by absorbing radiation from the colder sphere? -
haushofer replied to the thread Undergrad Is calling fictitious forces "not real" just about terminology?.I think every teacher knows that words are really important in physics. Physics is also about interpretation, or "ontology", or... -
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Physists of the past have been brilliant at describing nature using math, but terrible at choosing the right words for it. Both naming... -
haushofer replied to the thread Undergrad Is calling fictitious forces "not real" just about terminology?.My 2 cents: if you're being pushed in your chair because the train accelerates, it's a frame-independent fact that an engine makes the... -
haushofer replied to the thread Undergrad Simple thought experiment with Stefan-Boltzmann law: energy.@kuruman I only see now your comment about absorption, emission and minus signs. But isn't the whole point that if (say) sphere 1...