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PPAllen replied to the thread Graduate A nice YouTube channel about all things Riemann Zeta.Wow, I love that!!!
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.There can be two topologically different manifolds with the same metric everywhere, neither of which is incomplete in any way. A pure...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.Ok, so if I stretch a rubber band over 2 pegs, so it is stretched, you would claim you must consider that there is no force anywhere, as...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.Definitely. If you define a force as that which is mediated by particle exchange, and treat gravity as a theory of gravitons, then all...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.You may adopt that definition. But the definition accepted by most in this thread is whether it can be measured. Tidal effects and...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.You can’t transform away tidal gravity. In every frame there some non EM force that the EM force resists until it can’t. Even more...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.I think earlier it is mentioned that tidal gravity, the actual manifestation of curvature, is not fictitious. GW would similarly not be...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Black hole questions.By removing the singularity, quantum gravity would have only geodesically complete slices and there would also be an apparent horizon...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Black hole questions.This whole section responds to a (to me) surprising interpretation of what I wrote. If someone says "quantum theory converts the...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Black hole questions.In the case of a black hole from collapse, I think it is legitimate to talk about mass (or stress energy, more broadly) matter being the...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Relativistic Uniform Circular Motion.It does for me.
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Relativistic Uniform Circular Motion.For a true point particle, there would be no limit, of this kind at least. Note the post begins: as soon as you give a particle finite size.
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Relativistic Uniform Circular Motion.Yes.
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad Relativistic Uniform Circular Motion.No, it implies that there is an upper limit to energy in circular accelerator that is way beyond what has ever been achieved on...
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PPAllen replied to the thread Undergrad KE of rotating disc.@pervect , I have come to agree with you. My prior post was looking at something like some generalization of spring behavior, where work...