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Jjbergman replied to the thread How do people explore new ideas in physics?.I don't understand. Why can't you just post your work on a blog or github or YouTube? I have done this before and have good results...
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JThank you for pointing out those two articles, neither of which I had seen before. Ashtekar's article inches towards something like the...
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Jjbergman reacted to Lord Jestocost's post in the thread I Modern View of Quantum Phenomena with
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One reads from the “THE MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY” by Sir Isaac Newton (translated into English by Andrew Motte)... -
JAlthough that's definitely true when we consider details, I think signal analysis offers a starting point for a more accessible...
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JOne answer to the complex structure question comes from an article by Leon Cohen in Foundations of Physics 1988, "Rules of Probability...
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Jjbergman reacted to iste's post in the thread I Carroll interviews Barandes on Indivisible Stochastic QM with Like.
Yes, there is a unistochastic transition matrix at all times, but effectively it is just telling you what would happen if you were to...
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Jjbergman reacted to Sambuco's post in the thread I Carroll interviews Barandes on Indivisible Stochastic QM with Like.
As I mentioned in another thread, I have a similar suspicion to yours, in that I think the configuration of the system between...
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Jjbergman reacted to iste's post in the thread I Carroll interviews Barandes on Indivisible Stochastic QM with Like.
But Barandes' formalism doesn't work without measurement devices. He has even said in one lecture that the reason you no longer need the...
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Jjbergman reacted to iste's post in the thread I Carroll interviews Barandes on Indivisible Stochastic QM with Like.
But it doesn't tell you what the system is doing between measurements. Everything thing the unistochastic system is describing is the...
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Jjbergman replied to the thread I Carroll interviews Barandes on Indivisible Stochastic QM.One other interesting point was that Barandes disputes the idea of a universal wave function for the entire universe. He also views his...
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Jjbergman reacted to gentzen's post in the thread I Carroll interviews Barandes on Indivisible Stochastic QM with Like.
Nice contribution. I agree with two of your points: I would have liked him to do more work on that „quantum reconstruction“ side...
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Jjbergman replied to the thread I Carroll interviews Barandes on Indivisible Stochastic QM.Some of your points are valid, but, he introduces an entirely new set of problems. - Violation of locality. Particle paths are not...
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Jjbergman reacted to strangerep's post in the thread Finally, Garrett's model with 3 generations with Like.
This is an oversimplified criticism, hence unhelpful. Of course a Cartan geometry has an underlying manifold, but it has more structure...
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Jjbergman reacted to garrett's post in the thread Finally, Garrett's model with 3 generations with Like.
I provided a solid reference, and a succinct description. Perhaps you don't know Sharpe's book, or anything for that matter, as well as...
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Jjbergman reacted to garrett's post in the thread Finally, Garrett's model with 3 generations with Like.
Yes, the main idea and mathematical formulation of Cartan geometry has been explored in many previous works, perhaps most extensively in...