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PeroK replied to the thread I Question about discussions around quantum interpretations.This thread has highlighted that ultimately it is perhaps a matter of personal taste whether "nature is fundamentally probabilistic" or... -
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I think you have it somewhat backwards. In a typical quantum experiment, we prepare a system, it goes through some kind of process, and... -
PeroK replied to the thread Physics How to close the gap: From Independent Research to Academic Discourse.The obvious point is that you are not working on a specific problem, but on a grand unification of everything. If you were doing your... -
PeroK replied to the thread Just a physics enthusiast.Physics books hopefully and not pulp fiction. -
PeroK replied to the thread B Can big bang be a part of a loop?.Here it is (note that this is an Advanced, research-level paper). It might be useful to see that physics isn't just about having an... -
PeroK replied to the thread B Can big bang be a part of a loop?.The best model for the universe suggests that its expansion will continue forever. There's no evidence that the universe will... -
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PeroK replied to the thread I Relativity of simultaneity in actuality.Just to note that, in my opinion, that way of teaching/demonstrating the relativity of simultaneity is extremely clumsy, with several... -
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This is shown in Jackson's 2002 paper "From Lorenz to Coulomb and other explicit gauge transformations" (Am J Phys, 35:832-837)... -
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Hello and :welcome: ! I have recently searched for instances in physics that were suited to be an example of independent research. I... -
PeroK replied to the thread Trying to understand the logic behind adding vectors with an angle between them.Let me show you the alternative way to solve this problem, using vector components. We'll let ##\vec v_1## be along the positive... -
PeroK replied to the thread Trying to understand the logic behind adding vectors with an angle between them.Those are speeds. Speed, by definition, is the magnitude of a velocity. The original statement of the problem is sloppy in using...