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PeroK reacted to .Scott's post in the thread How do people explore new ideas in physics? with
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Yes to the "manipulated part". No to the "faster" part - that is, his algorithm is faster. He is claiming that of the two software... -
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I think OP could have a more productive discussion by posting in the relativity subforum using the homework template. It really sounds... -
PeroK replied to the thread Projectile problem: A block released from a balloon.A horizontal speed of 200m/s seems excessive for a "block". That said, who cares?
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He defined time in a particular kind of coordinate chart (an inertial chart with orthogonal axes) that way. But that definition is...
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Hi all, I'm Mike, about to start teacher training in the UK. This forum seems good for finding answers to tricky questions especially...
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PeroK replied to the thread How do people explore new ideas in physics?.Perhaps you could pass an undergraduate QM exam, but there is a gulf between that and doing new research.
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PeroK replied to the thread How do people explore new ideas in physics?.And George Green was a miller from Nottingham who did ground-breaking work in mathematical physics in the early 1800's. That was 1800...
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PeroK reacted to fresh_42's post in the thread How do people explore new ideas in physics? with Like.
The noise-to-signal ratio is extremely high these days, where anyone can publish anything, for example, on academia.edu. Peer review is...
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Since you're a SW Engineer talking about "real computational benefits", I take that to mean reduced computer processor times. So, don't...
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PeroK replied to the thread How do people explore new ideas in physics?.There's no comparison between software development and the development of fundamental physical theories. The software you are posting...
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One of the biggest things I'm noticing about the physics community is that there are some serious barriers to entry. As a software...
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As both @Ibix and @PeroK said, the difference between SR and GR in this respect is that speed can only be compared locally. In both SR...
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The two way speed of light is only guaranteed to be invariant for inertial observers. Your apparatus is not inertial. The difference...
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PeroK replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.General Relativity entails general curved geometries, but locally the geometry is Minkowski - technically, it's a Minkowski tangent...
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Worth noting that you'll get different two way speeds of light in the vertical configuration depending on which clock you use. If you...