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YouTube is your friend (with music)! CLick here. Interesting point. I think the diagram captures the main effect – the re-routing of... -
TSny replied to the thread Graduate Another derivation from Quantum Fields on curved spacetime.From ##t = \alpha \sinh(\tau/\alpha)##, we have ##z = (t^2 + \alpha^2)^{1/2} = \alpha \cosh(\tau/\alpha)##. Use these to express the... -
TSny replied to the thread A rocket and the Coriolis acceleration.Yes, the Coriolis force is toward the right. In the video below, you can see that when the rotating frame rotates counterclockwise... -
TSny replied to the thread A rocket and the Coriolis acceleration.Yes, I agree that the x-axis as drawn is bad. The x-axis (toward the east) should be into the page (perpendicular to the y-z plane)... -
TSny replied to the thread A rocket and the Coriolis acceleration.Your work looks correct to me (except, as pointed out by @kuruman, ##m## should not be in your expression for the acceleration). I... -
TSny replied to the thread Electric potential due to shell containing a charge at an offset outside.Looks good. Recall @haruspex 's comment: If the charge, ##-q##, on the inner surface were uniformly spread, what would the potential... -
TSny replied to the thread Undergrad Identification of changes in internal energy with work (in Callen's Thermodynamics).I'm not familiar with any treatments of thermodynamics that prove differentiability of ##U##. I think physicists tend not to worry too... -
TSny replied to the thread Undergrad Identification of changes in internal energy with work (in Callen's Thermodynamics).Even though we need quantum mechanics to describe atoms, we still assume that systems of atoms have well-defined energies and that the... -
TSny replied to the thread Undergrad Identification of changes in internal energy with work (in Callen's Thermodynamics).I think Callen’s conclusion follows from his discussions earlier in Chapter 1. The change in the internal energy of a system during a...



