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That is his style these days ... get on TV and pontificate about things he knows next to nothing about, He loves being treated like an... -
weirdoguy replied to the thread I Compact manifold cannot be represented by (single) parametric equation.All definitions of parametrization I were taught were having an open subset as a domain. I checked lecture notes of my superivsor (link...
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weirdoguy reacted to dark_matter_is_neat's post in the thread A Scattering cross section between charged particle and magnetic moment with
Skeptical.
I'm trying to calculate the scattering cross section between a charged particle and a particle with a magnetic moment. I believe the... -
weirdoguy reacted to renormalize's post in the thread A Scattering cross section between charged particle and magnetic moment with
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What responses are you looking for that weren't covered in your previous thread... -
weirdoguy reacted to Karmyogi01's post in the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon with Skeptical.
Photon is supposed to have a vanishingly small amount of charge and a vanishingly small amount of mass. However, I have been unable to...
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weirdoguy replied to the thread B Feynman QED Questions.The title of the book is in the title of the thread.
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weirdoguy replied to the thread I Another Time Dilation Question.That is misleading, or even wrong. Things "move" through spacetime, that is - they have worldlines. And the "lenght" of these worldlines...
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weirdoguy replied to the thread I Quantum wavelength in gravitation.Energy. Energy is the thing that is used, and it should be way more than the order of energies we see in atomic physics. If it was the...
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weirdoguy replied to the thread I Quantum wavelength in gravitation.No, there does not have to be. Only if you learn quantum physics from pop-sci books or very basic high-school books that talk about de...
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weirdoguy reacted to A.T.'s post in the thread I Does kinetic friction propel a person walking forward? with Like.
Your rants are nonsensical. Why the distinction is useful has been explained to you several times. That pure static friction is often...
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weirdoguy reacted to div_grad's post in the thread I Example of complete set of operators with Like.
This is not true. A classical free particle has ##3## degrees of freedom (and not 6), for example its three Cartesian coordinates...
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weirdoguy replied to the thread B Does the gravitational distortion of mass still exist in the past?.So I wonder why did you come to scientific forum then. Universe doesn't care about your views, it works the way it does, we can't pick...
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Indeed, so many stories in QFT to help us cope with the lack of rigor that we truly desire, ha! :cry:
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weirdoguy reacted to Gavran's post in the thread B (Electric) current is not a vector quantity with Skeptical.
The definition in the post #23 describes the equation $$ i=\frac{dq}{dt} $$ and whenever the equation is applicable the definition...
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weirdoguy reacted to javisot's post in the thread Comments from "Does the gravitational distortion of mass still exist in the past?" with
Sad.
Any reference that specifically supports this? If you can't share any references, you're breaking the rules. Note that I'm simply...