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By 13 I had a basic understanding of the digestive system, basic. Enough to understand that plastic and metal would not be acted on by...
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How to fix Relativistic QM so it's consistent?
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The following is taken from Bjorken and Drell, Relativistic Quantum Mechanics (1964), pp. 5-6: So the problem with the Klein-Gordon...
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Ramping up a MRI magnet is almost linear, it takes a few hours which is not almost forever, and I don’t see what you think is contrary...
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You keep pointing to contrary "observations". To support that claim, please cite a scholarly reference that exhibits what is observed...
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Is Gravi-GUT a candidate theory of everything?
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@kodama, I recommend taking a look at this paper from 2017: K. Krasnov & R. Percacci, Gravity and Unification: A review...
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Are you sure? The idealized version of "the power is turned on" is a step-function in time, which contains Fourier components with...
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Due to his repeated use of AI in his replies, he has been banned.
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Does anyone else think the new user "realJohn" sounds like an AI?
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This thread has highlighted that ultimately it is perhaps a matter of personal taste whether "nature is fundamentally probabilistic" or...
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Trigonometry problem of interest
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Good catch. To eliminate solution triples that are integer multiples of other triples I must verify that either ##b## or ##x## (or both)...
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@renormalize Thank you very much. :) You did verify the 3 combinations that I had previously found, plus the one in the Olympiad. You...
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@Charles Link, given that ##a\geq1,b\geq1##, you can solve your formula ##(a+2b)^2=3(4x^2-a^2)## to get...
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The poster says they want software to do "numerical relativity, inspirals &ct".
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I still don't follow this logic. Why not? Note: we're not improving the AI per se; we're improving the product - the code it writes...
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Does Poisson's equation hold due to vector potential cancellation?
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In your example in post #1, ##\large \frac{\partial A_y}{\partial y} \neq 0## for points along the x-axis. So, ##\nabla \cdot \mathbf{A}...
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