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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Undergrad Is the Inward Flow of Space in the River Model Physically Detectable?.Can you cite technical references that propose and construct this "real physical flow"? And for those of us unfamiliar with the river...
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Rrenormalize reacted to Dale's post in the thread High School Einstein equations don't work at large scale? with
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Please post the professional scientific source that describes this concept you are describing here. There is nothing wrong with empty... -
Rrenormalize replied to the thread High School Einstein equations don't work at large scale?.Can you cite credible technical references that promote this view and propose alternatives invoking "physical pressure in a medium"...
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RKeep in mind, the weight given is in [Newtons]. Which is defined as Weight = mass * g. Perhaps you should find the mass of the...
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Rrenormalize reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Can a Higgs Field Gradient Produce a Force? with Like.
AFAIK "gauge boson" is not limited to spin-1, it can be any boson that can participate in a virtual particle exchange interaction. I...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Can a Higgs Field Gradient Produce a Force?.Can you clarify your response? You mention gauge bosons (spin-1), but Higgs bosons are massive scalar (spin 0) particles which, to my...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Can a Higgs Field Gradient Produce a Force?.I certainly agree with you regarding the Higgs VEV. In my defense, my post was written in response to the title of the thread: "Can a...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Share Animal Pictures: For Animal Lovers.Huh??? This image is explicitly labeled "AI content" and ZeroGPT gives the response: So what's the point of posting it?
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Can a Higgs Field Gradient Produce a Force?.Actually, by its very construction the standard model incorporates an ultra-short-distance Yukawa force between leptons and quarks...
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Rrenormalize reacted to FactChecker's post in the thread Undergrad What are the Implications of this thought I had? with Like.
Certainly, for any fixed number, n, and any multiplier, M, n is more than M times far away from infinity than it is from 0. If this is...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Undergrad Are annulled gravitational fields detectable?.The physics of planar mass slabs is much more involved (and "weird"!) in general relativity as compared to Newtonian gravity. For...
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Rrenormalize reacted to Matterwave's post in the thread Undergrad Are annulled gravitational fields detectable? with Like.
I interpreted "away from edge effects" as meaning "treat the slabs as infinite". I could be wrong of course. It is standard in EM to...
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Rrenormalize replied to the thread Undergrad What are the Implications of this thought I had?.Please define what it means to be "infinitely closer", as compared to just being "closer".
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Rrenormalize reacted to WatsonWangShuai's post in the thread Graduate Questions on Quantum Gravity Corrections to Cosmological Entropy with Like.
Thank you very much for the recommendation. This preprint is highly relevant to my question — it applies logarithmic entropy corrections...
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Rrenormalize reacted to Nugatory's post in the thread Undergrad Are annulled gravitational fields detectable? with Like.
Your intuition is mistaken here. Away from the edge effects and if the two slabs are identical the field is zero. That’s just another...
