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Undergrad Could Space-Time Curvature Enable Time Loops?
If space-time is curved like a klein bottle, is it theoretically possible that events could loop back in time ? :wink:- petrushkagoogol
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- Klein Space-time
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Undergrad Compute Relativistic Velocities of Photons & Neutrinos
Does this imply that neutrinos have rest mass ?- petrushkagoogol
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Behavior of charged particles in Free and Bound states
If there are 3 positive charges of +1, +3, +5 coulombs equidistant from a negative charge of 1 coulomb what positive charge will this negative charge be attracted to ? Is the result different if the charges exist in a “bound” state (resulting in electrovalent compounds) where a positive charge...- petrushkagoogol
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- Behavior Bound Bound states Charged Charged particles Particles States
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Undergrad Compute Relativistic Velocities of Photons & Neutrinos
Any two that originate from the same source.- petrushkagoogol
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad Compute Relativistic Velocities of Photons & Neutrinos
Can we compute the relativistic velocities of 2 photons or 2 neutrinos ? :))- petrushkagoogol
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- Elementary Elementary particles Particles Relativistic
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad Are all planets in our Solar System in the same plane?
Are all planets in our Solar System in the same plane ? :))- petrushkagoogol
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- Plane Planets Solar Solar system System
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad Light Acceleration: Does Light Really Accelerate?
A beam of light bends when near a star. Since velocity is a vector, although the path still follows a null geodesic, a change in direction implies that acceleration is present. Light does then, in fact, accelerate. Is this correct ?:frown:- petrushkagoogol
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- Acceleration Light
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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High School Regression of Universe: Is Time Repeatable?
If every particle of the Universe was made to occupy the state at which it was 2 years ago, would there be an action replay of events from (T-2) yrs to T ? Or would subsequent events be different ?:rolleyes:- petrushkagoogol
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- Regression Universe
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Undergrad Imposition of relativistic constraints on Bell's theorem
Bell's theorem states that super-luminal communication exists between particles that are separated by space-like separation viz. faster than light transmission of information. There is spontaneity in this. Relativistically this would amount to going back in time. The state of creation of...- petrushkagoogol
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- Bell's theorem Constraints Relativistic Theorem
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Density of matter in the expanding Universe
As I understand it, the Universe is red-shifted (emission spectra) from any point of reference looking outwards. The Universe is expanding, but is matter being created at the same rate ? Does this mean that the density of matter in space is decreasing ? (density = mass / volume). What does this...- petrushkagoogol
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- Density Matter Universe
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad Why Is Gravity Always Attractive?
Why is gravity always attractive in nature ?:frown:- petrushkagoogol
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- Force Gravity
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Undergrad Do anti-matter particles have a secret agenda to annihilate matter particles?
Any anti-matter particle in Nature seeks out and gets annihilated by the first matter particle it encounters. (always the first). Is there a kind of superluminal communication between matter anti-matter particle pairs ? Is this consistent with the laws of physics ?:))- petrushkagoogol
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- Particle
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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MSSQL: Checking for Equality of Tables (Hints only, please)
To first compare the structures of 2 tables you can use the system view information_schema.columns.:cool:- petrushkagoogol
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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MSSQL: Checking for Equality of Tables (Hints only, please)
I think you can check UNION of both tables and find the rowcount which should equal the rowcount from table T1 as well as table T2. o_O- petrushkagoogol
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Dynamic Arrays (One, two, three dimensions)
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/A_Little_C_Primer/C_Dynamic_Memory_Allocation_&_Deallocation For simple programs, it is OK to just declare an array of a given size: char buffer[1024] In more sophisticated programs, this leads to trouble. There may be no way of knowing how big an array needs...- petrushkagoogol
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science