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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate Pilot wave persistence after measurement in Bohmian entanglement with
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You're missing the point. In BM, the "value" of spin is not something separate from the particle's position. When we measure "spin" in... -
Matterwave replied to the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space?.I don't have deep insights into the QED vacuum. This is not a topic I have studied in detail. This statement seems legit to me. A lot...
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Matterwave replied to the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space?.Note that QED is the theory of the electromagnetic interaction. In other words, it is the theory of EM fields + electron (charged)...
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Matterwave replied to the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space?.The Hodge dual is quite a beautiful operator defined on the exterior algebra of an orientable manifold with a metric. For such a...
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Matterwave reacted to Roberto Pavani's post in the thread Graduate Is the deformation in Eq. 56 really innocuous? with Like.
Following @Matterwave's suggestion, I have also contacted the corresponding author to share the numerical verification and the Fine's...
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Matterwave replied to the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space?.Nice, I didn't know he changed his views on this. My views are now closer to his.
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Matterwave reacted to hokhani's post in the thread Graduate Measurement and expectation value with Like.
Ok, and I told since ##[H,\hat{A}=\hat{S_z}]=0##, in the Stern-Gerlach experiment after the time ##t_1## the system is always in the...
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Matterwave reacted to anuttarasammyak's post in the thread Graduate Measurement and expectation value with Like.
S-G Hamiltonian is proportional to Sz. [H,Sz]=0. Sz is conserved,I.e.,we get the same result in measurement performed in any future...
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Matterwave reacted to GRQFT's post in the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space? with Like.
To be clear, that was not me talking about the 'realness' of E & B, but rather Viktor T. Toth's claim on this webpage (see last...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Graduate Is the deformation in Eq. 56 really innocuous?.It seems to me that your concern has changed drastically. If I read your post right, now you are saying the authors performed their math...
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Matterwave replied to the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space?.I would be careful with the word "real" here and also careful how you use your symbols. As 3-vectors, ##\vec{E}## and ##\vec{B}## are...
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Matterwave reacted to GRQFT's post in the thread High School What Medium Does Light Travel Through in Space? with Like.
Thanks. I'll look into those... The size of my Zotero physics collection has grown considerably since I joined PF!
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate Is the deformation in Eq. 56 really innocuous? with Like.
Which means this... ...is exactly what we should expect since we have changed the observables. So I don't understand why you think this...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Graduate Is the deformation in Eq. 56 really innocuous?.You might have a legitimate concern. But from my reading, I can't tell. What I have read of the paper seems fine to me.
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Matterwave replied to the thread Graduate Is the deformation in Eq. 56 really innocuous?.I guess I don't understand your concern because to me, the whole point of changing detector settings is to change the (quantum)...