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PeroK replied to the thread Finding the nth roots of a complex number.1.41 is an approximation for ##\sqrt 2## -
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Here's what Mathematica gives for the roots of the equation ##z^3=-2+2\,i##, expressed in both rectangular and polar form. You can use... -
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An alternative approach is to just write the most general affine transformation between inertial frames and determine the coefficients... -
PeroK replied to the thread I Eddington’s margin of error.Probably. But, it gave the newspapers a great headline! -
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I don't think there is a "canonical" process by which the community does this. Every physicist has their own opinion about it. Consider... -
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It should perhaps be noted that while LET can reproduce all of the predictions of SR, it does not naturally extend to a theory of... -
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There is no such thing. LET, as I've said, is SR, plus the claim that there's an unobservable absolute reference frame. It has to use... -
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Every theory has limits of validity. So it's always possible that a theory can be replaced with another that has less restrictive... -
PeroK replied to the thread Self Learning Math/Physics.Perhaps you need to start with a course in existentialist philosophy. Life is absurd and pointless and we have to find something to do... -
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There's another line of research that might be relevant to what the OP was asking about. There was a line of research in, IIRC, the... -
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Currently we don't have a good reconciliation of this. The best that we have is QFT in curved spacetime, but that's still not a complete... -
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Yes, gravitational fields in vacuum or a medium can be viewed as inducing effective dielectric properties therein. Here's the abstract...