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Matterwave reacted to renormalize's post in the thread High School Supernova step of core collapse with
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Yes, but such a comprehensive resource is typically well above High-School level. One good example is: The evolution and explosion of... -
Matterwave replied to the thread High School Supernova step of core collapse.Yes, but such a treatment necessarily glosses over a lot of details. Details that you might be referring to when you say the treatments...
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Matterwave reacted to Dale's post in the thread High School Einstein equations don't work at large scale? with
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The only way to know that a theory is wrong is to obtain measurements that contradict it. Those are reasons why Newtonian physics... -
Matterwave replied to the thread Graduate Entanglement swapping and Bohmian mechanics.Not everyone would see this as a downside. 😉
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Matterwave replied to the thread High School Supernova step of core collapse.Supernovae are quite complex phenomena and are generally only lightly covered at the undergraduate level. You may start to see more...
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Matterwave reacted to Ibix's post in the thread High School Einstein equations don't work at large scale? with Like.
All of them? Seriously? For starters there's the anomalous precession of Mercury (and the other planets). There's GPS time dilation...
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate Entanglement swapping and Bohmian mechanics with Like.
There's no change in the Hilbert Space. There is a change in the wave function, or perhaps a better term if we're talking about the...
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate Entanglement swapping and Bohmian mechanics with
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With regard to the question I asked that you quoted, which is not "is the change a physical change", but "is it the same kind of... -
Matterwave reacted to renormalize's post in the thread High School Supernova step of core collapse with Like.
Sorry, did I miss this? Where do you list the various stages of the implosion? But what specifically are the differences or ignored...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.By "independence" here, do you mean statistical independence of measurements? In analyzing an argument such as EPRs, it is best if we...
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread High School Einstein equations don't work at large scale? with Like.
More precisely, if we just use the matter we can actually see as the source in the Einstein Field Equation, the model does not match the...
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Matterwave reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate Entanglement swapping and Bohmian mechanics with Like.
The Hilbert space doesn't change just because you make a measurement or perform a unitary operation. The full Hilbert space describing...
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.The EPR paper is always worth a (re)read 😉. It is a delightful paper, though it has its faults.
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Matterwave reacted to bhobba's post in the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability? with Like.
Got it. Thanks Bill.
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Matterwave replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.Just the time order of things as the paper presents it. T is not the time of the measurement, it's the final time after which the...