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I have Google searched for "Anderson's kappa" but not readily found. What specifically is it? -
PeroK replied to the thread I Visual depiction of atomic orbitals.Can you provide an example?
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Very good points, thanks all of you for your comments. I know it took time out of your days to respond back to me, and I appreciate it...
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@Asaad-Hamad We can answer questions, but we can’t make you like the answer. The questions in the original post and repeated in #11... -
Then you cannot use Newtonian or Einsteinian formulas in your analysis, since both use the principle of relativity.
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Yes, precisely. The key hypothesis is that the interaction duration is a measure of absolute time. If we could measure different... -
PeroK replied to the thread I Can this experiment break Lorentz symmetry?.I suggest that is not unique! That's just normal. In what way could that possibly be a unique characteristic of an experiment?
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PeroK replied to the thread How do people explore new ideas in physics?.Proposition: the square root of a positive integer is either an integer or irrational (it cannot be a proper rational). Proof (by...
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A little off topic, but since I alluded to Faraday's long apprenticeship with Sir Humphrey Davy that acted as bridge from self teaching...
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@adam_snyder if you have a software development background, and believe you have found some improved ways to do computational general...
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PeroK replied to the thread I Can this experiment break Lorentz symmetry?.That's what the Michelson-Morley experiment did. If there were a universal rest frame (in which Maxwell's laws held), then the speed of...
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PeroK replied to the thread I Probabalistic determination Photon Entaglement.There is no such thing as a spin -1/2 particle. The 1/2 refers to the magnitude of total spin, which is always positive. That said...
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If the lab frame says that the particles have equal and opposite velocities and pass through mirrored EM fields for equal durations then...
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PeroK replied to the thread A 1-Way Speed of Light.Just for the record, one way to synchronize two clocks would be for one clock to send out a signal at ##t_1 = 0## and when that signal...
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PeroK replied to the thread I Probabalistic determination Photon Entaglement.In basic QM, there are definite quantities, like mass, charge and total spin. An electron has a given mass, given charge and spin 1/2...