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Matterwave replied to the thread Why does the movement of electrons create fields?.It's not that the movement "creates the fields". Fields are not created, they simply are. Just as electrons simply are. An electron at... -
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im self studying, i am 16 and learning calculus but still a BIG NOOB with some basics here and there, im doing all this for fun -
Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM.One issue with this statement is that energy is not an invariant. Different reference frames will give a different accounting of energy. -
Matterwave reacted to Mike_bb's post in the thread Undergrad Comparing the time of two moving clocks with
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If you compare two clocks on the fly, you'll see that both clocks show 100sec. -
Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Comparing the time of two moving clocks.There are some excellent answers to your question in the previous thread. If the English --> Russian barrier is blocking you from... -
Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Comparing the time of two moving clocks.I guess so we don't just rehash the exact same explanations as the previous thread, I'll ask some different questions. Do you use AI... -
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Moderator's note: Two posts discussing a paper on "dark photons" have been deleted. It's not clear that that paper is even a valid... -
Matterwave replied to the thread High School XOR operand distinction.You could just look at the truth value of each bit directly? Why pass it through a symmetric logic gate and make things harder for yourself? -
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Just a postscript... (thanks to a mentor for re-opening this to allow me to make this hopefully-helpful comment) Since the OP recently... -
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If you really think my problem is “basic math”, then it’s on you — for not understanding it and for this passive-aggressive argument... -
Matterwave posted the thread Possibly unintended text in badge tooltips in Feedback and Announcements.I'm not sure if this "-- what our credentials mean" text is intended to pop up in the badge tool tip? This text is there for every tool tip. -
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Thanks to all! I solved my problems! Please don't ban me. -
Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Particle vs Wave Interpretations of QM.It was not at all clear this was your question. It probably deserves its own thread if you would like to discuss this particular issue... -
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Yes, I agree with this, there is no contradiction. But why did you write about these events? I asked about that from frame B clock A... -
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That's the point, [clock A = 100s] and [clock B = 80s]. I suggest following simultaneously events: With reference to frame B the events...
