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PeroK reacted to renormalize's post in the thread I Shape of wave function (probability distribution) of a single photon with
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Can you cite a textbook example where the Schrodinger Wave Equation is successfully applied to an electromagnetic wave passing through a... -
I am trying to wrap my head around the intuition you have here. You start with a scale with no weights on either side. It has zero...
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PeroK replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.I think you've lost your reason in this thread and should maybe take a break and come back when your head is a bit clearer. How many...
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PeroK replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.If the string pulls a mass of 10kg with a force of 200N, then the mass will accelerate against gravity. Not only that, but the force...
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Is it? Consider the two configurations 1 and 2 below: Anthropomorphizing the scale, it can only "see" (respond to) what's inside the...
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PeroK replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.The definition of tension is the force exerted by the rope or string. It can't exert a force at one end and not the other, so you must...
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I don't want it explained. I want a formal solution.
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PeroK replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.I don't know many many times and how many different ways it needs to be explained.
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I get that, if you hung a 10kg mass from the ceiling, there is 10kg pulling down and 10 kg pulling up. I think that's the crux. All the...
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No, it would read 6lb if I had 3lb of bananas hanging off one side and 3lb off the other side.
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PeroK replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.Or, 200N if you want to calibrate it that way!
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Use the Newton meter in its usual configuration hanging from a ceiling, hang a 10kg mass from it and let it settle. In that...
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But forces are vectors. That's -100 N on the left and +100 N on the right for a total of 0 N. No surprise there. The rope is not...
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PeroK replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.Define it as 20kg then! It won't change the physics. As above, you'll just need to use ##F = T/2## in your free-body diagrams.
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PeroK reacted to Nugatory's post in the thread I Shape of wave function (probability distribution) of a single photon with Like.
You could, and then you would indeed get a wave function as an answer. If the process creating the electron allows the electron to be...
