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But how much effort have you expended to understand and appreciate the already existing technology? For example, it took me less than a...

I'm unaware of practical examples of your function:$$f_{k}\left(x\right)\equiv x^{k/x}$$but a transformation of that...

After some cleanup, the thread is reopened.

Perhaps you can gain intuition regarding the kind of beams that can be formed from a phased array of antennas by playing with on-line...

Spectacular results! I no longer even have to refresh the page occasionally, as I used to, to get proper previewing. Kudos to Greg.

ok it's back and now ## and $$ work in preview mode, also preview works with conversations

In Physics Forums you should use ## to wrap in-line LaTeX equations and $$ to wrap display equations. I've reformatted your post below...

By the equations of post #4 $$x(0)=1-\frac{h(0)}{f(0)}=0$$ so $$(c_3+c_5)f(0)=c_1c_2$$ Is that correct ? We do not have freedom of...

Yes, the spreading of single-atom wave packets has been observed experimentally and agrees with theory: In-situ Imaging of a Single-Atom...

RHS of (1) would be g which is made of f and t.

I don't see a function "##g##" defined anywhere in those lines.

That's of course a good point. But what empirical evidence exists that demonstrates that we don't really live in ##R^4\,##? It's been...

How do you reconcile this claim with the actual published literature on perturbative quantum gravity? For example, here are two recent...

What actually is ##g(f(t),t)## in your case ?

A definition is whatever size it needs to be to achieve clarity. Why do you get to define the rules for the "size" of a definition?