Recent content by Vacrin

I'm not going to pretend i know everything about quantum theory nor even part of it. All I have is a incomplete basis of how things work. Please try to bare with me as I describe my gedankenexperiment. Suppose we have the usual set up of Schrödinger's cat, A cat in a box that might be either...

Thank you i will definitely take a look at it!

how is it that we are able to get atoms to work like bits? and what is their counting system? because simply counting in 1's and 0's doesn't seem to make so much sense when electrons can be doing any number of things when they are not being observed. i recently watched this but it didnt...

so if i get what everyone is saying, Freon is compressed intro a liquid, and forced through a tube which makes it lose energy, and then it is forced again through a grate of some sort to vaporize it without heating it up, which causes it to cool down even more because the molecules are farther...

How does the cooling mechanism work in fridges? From what i have heard, it works by compressing frion and pushing it through a tube, because of the pressure and moving it through a tube it cools down. It still doesn't make sense can anyone help?

No no, i mean, solve the other given equations using things like a+b=-c

Well, that equation has quite a few solutions, wouldn't you need to solve for them all? Or does mater in the equations given below?

Im sorry to say, but none of these equations work, they are not equal so they have no solutions. I did a quick test by putting numbers in for a b and c. Being 2,3,4 the first part 6(a^5+b^5+c^5) = 5(a^3+b^3+c^3)(a^2+b^2+c^2) using the numbers i offered earlier. It comes to 7794=14355. The...

I wish that made more sense, I recognise one symble, the U, but I'm not sure how to approach the A, and tridant thingy, as well as {i}, but the brackets, bring up a familiar idea such as {a,b,c}

How does that symbol work? I'm very curious to find out. It probably won't make any sense seeing as how I've never studied abstract algebra

Well, that is true, your talking about electron absorption and emission right?

Thanks guys :) isnt there also a upside down one of ∏ these? is that the exact opposite? meaning that it is always division instead of multiplication?

only thing that i didnt understand is dayglo surface. what exactly is that? and how does it manage to convert a wavelength that we can't see to one that we can? wouldn't that have a energy dispersion and turn it to the next step down so it would appear blueish/violet?

ive only studied up to calculus 2, and have never encountered ∏, but from what i believe it means, it is a multiplier. much like summation but instead of adding things together they are times'd together. is this correct? and also can i see a example? thank you :)

So i was wondering if perhaps a atoms electrons protons and neutrons determine all of its characteristics, such as the hydrogen atom. having only one electron and one proton. it makes it turn into a liquid and solid very close together, and a gas anything above about -259.1°C. and the...