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Okay, I didn't pay attention to what "single axis" means. Got it now. I was under the mistaken impression that the tracking system...
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I don't see enough equations in any of your 3 posts in this thread for readers to check. Don't make us guess! Learn enough LaTeX to post...
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I get 17.8%. Note that energy is inversely proportional to wavelength.
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Compton shift problem
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This is wrong; check your arithmetic. EDIT: I also get 17.8%.
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Just a computer programmer that enjoys physics
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Welcome to Physics Forums! But before sharing your papers here, please review the forum guidelines...
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Photo true; account false. "The photograph displayed above features an amusing juxtaposition of the usual hunter/prey relationship (the...
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A sufficient condition for integrability of equation ##\nabla g=0##
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You avoided my request above for a reference, so I request again: please supply a credible published reference that explicitly discusses...
Sep 5, 2025
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Just look at Wikiedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_connection! So for the Levi-Civita connection ##\left\{...
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Congratulations! But do note that neither IJRAP nor its ISSN: 2201-1056 are listed on Clarivate's Master Journal List. So unfortunately...
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How is this paper relevant to your claim in post #23? The tetrad ##e## and spin-connection ##\omega## appear nowhere in the Schmidt...
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Not in this Introduction thread. That would be needed if he starts a thread in the technical forums.
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Please cite a credible published reference that claims protons and neutrons contain antiquarks in addition to quarks.
Sep 1, 2025
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Not according to the reference I posted above. Only the tetrad ##e## and connection ##\Gamma## can be independently and freely selected...
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Your equation is not an integrability condition that must be satisfied by ##e,\omega,\Gamma##. Instead, it simply defines the spin...
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I'm struggling a bit to follow your train of thought- The tetrads ##e'## and ##e## are related by a (local) Lorentz transformation...
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