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Predictions for the Nobel Prize in Physics 2025
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2025 Clarivate Citations Laureates for Physics (list of tentative candidates for the Nobel Prize in Physics) are in: Ingrid Daubechies...
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Schrödinger equation and classical wave equation
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Yes, Schrödinger looks more like a diffusion equation with imaginary prefactors. That does not matter you can render the ordinary wave...
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A very interesting paper on orthodox quantum mechanics
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There is a Q&A at the end, starting at 49:19, which contains stuff not contained in that transcript. Below, I collected how I tried to...
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A very interesting paper on orthodox quantum mechanics
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Thanks, I prefer reading so I found S. Weinberg, "The Trouble of Quantum Mechanics" (2017), The New York Review It might be found...
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The quote from the conclusion. This one Reads like the typical pop science QM exposition of the wave particle duality.
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Clarivate Citations are scheduled for the 25 September, tune in at that time. Meanwhile you can check Veritasium's video on the...
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Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?
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The Dirac equation is beautiful!
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See: I haven't watched it myself - about to. It would seem he thinks none are any good. I believe his folk theorem clarifies a...
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A very interesting paper on orthodox quantum mechanics
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What was Weinberg take on interpretations? he scores a bit low in orthodoxy.
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Wow, I had read Ballentine's orthodoxity measure as 0.88, but actually it is -0.88. Which makes total sense to me.
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But his book is nearly as far as possible from the consensus textbook orthodoxy; see the last paragraph of p.20 in Beck's paper!
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The bulk charge does not intrinsically produce a surface charge. Consider the case of a sphere with uniform charge density. In that case...
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Free surface problem in electrohydrodynamics
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But do you at least have the electric field inside and outside the medium?
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A very interesting paper on orthodox quantum mechanics
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Don't worry Ballentine made it to the list.
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Can you tell me what is the electric field inside the fluid and outside (at least an example)?
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