Recent content by tahlaskerssen

Nop, I meant theory in the scence of the math definition for theory or theorem, which is good. I'm a mathematician by the way :).

So are we on five-sigma level?

I had an argument at my university about it, since experiments at LHC aren't 100% confirmed. I mean, gauge theories are.. theories and Goldstone bosons are theorems. Someone share some light plese?

So I'm just having a bad night about Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics and I was deriving them all over again and just wanted to try to differenciate the derivation with respect to velocity instead of x (just for fun) But I kind of struggled with the math and I just want to get this right...

i'm so stupid.. i deserve to go start college again.. Thanks a lot man!(honestly, i didnt know you could combine two same series into one, i was just treating them as a normal number and they were cancelling each other or getting a sigma squared, lol)

I uploaded it. By the way, he said something about "factoring sums out" what is that supposed to mean? This is the first time I've ever encountered something like this and i have taken up to differential equations regarding my math level.

Can someone explain me how one term got to the other term? It makes no sense to me

Well, the base explanation is Noether's Theorem of course. Dunno what exactly explanation you looking for

I don't understand why the lorentz factor is 1/[1-(v2/c2)]1/2 http://www.softcom.net/users/greebo/dila.jpg clearly you reach something different here.. i really don't get this, I'm sure it's something very simple