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How do Tensors "work" in relation to linear algebraic objects?
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"Linear algebra" is not the same as "matrix algebra". Column vectors, row vectors, and matrices are just one possible representation of...
Aug 31, 2025
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@Sciencemaster please note I've used magic moderator powers to edit your LaTeX a bit. You use double dollar signs to enclose inline...
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Visual depiction of atomic orbitals
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##Y^m_l## is a function of two variables that has complex values on a sphere. Following @WernerQH in post #6, ##p_z## is described by...
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Can gravitons be detected?
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You might want to look up bar detectors for gravitational waves. It's not a new concept. In fact it was the first type of gravitational...
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But you are still using Newtonian formulae, which means you accept the principle of relativity. So you are not testing the principle of...
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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...
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Visual depiction of atomic orbitals
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He means providing a reference to an actual textbook or peer reviewed paper that says this:
Aug 30, 2025
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Then anyone who wants to look at it can ask you for a link via PM. You're correct that it is off topic for this thread and for any...
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I just explained in a DM how math proofs must be read. I think it is a nice, though very simple example of why it is a big deal to...
Aug 29, 2025
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Realized I am a genius. I completely understood the forum rules about posting personal theories the first time I read them, but...
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This kind of setup is already done all the time. What you describe is any particle accelerator that uses counter-rotating beams. If the...
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@James Hasty - here's why all attempts to measure the one way speed of light fail. This is a Minkowski diagram - it shows the position...
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Probabalistic determination Photon Entaglement
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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...
Aug 29, 2025
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No, I'm just pointing out that his "sales pitch" makes his proposal off topic. The fact that his "sales pitch" might not be an accurate...
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Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons
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But why would you want to? What's wrong with the standard definition? Why is it necessary to change it?
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