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    RIP Andrzej Trautman (1933 - 2026), relativity and gravitational waves

    He studied at, and was affiliated with my alma mater and was supervisor of my supervisor, prof. Lewandowski. I had a chance to talk with him twice. I like his polish book on GR (written with prof. Kopczyński) and some of his lecture notes on differential geometry and group theory. Very sad news.
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    Graduate What are the most fundamental entities in the SM and QFT?

    How, if they don't exist in other than SI systems of units?
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    High School What is "motion theory?"

    Isn't plain old mechanics a "motion theory"? If someone says that something outside of physics explains physics better, then 100% this person is a crackpot.
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    Valsalva and Eustachian tube

    It is forbidden here on PF, so it won't. But I have no idea about what you wrote, so that's all I can say 🙃
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    Other Hi, I need some advice about how to publish

    That there are bad quality papers published in peer reviewed journals.
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    Graduate Quaternionic Rays instead of Complex

    Oh you would be surprised 🙃
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    High School Knowledge and information in the physical world

    He is not rude, just straight to the point. We are not talking about opinions here, we are talking about facts. Either what you say makes sense, or not. That's not rude, although if english is not your first language, it may seem like that.
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    Why Are You Still Here? A Curious Question

    I don't think there is a way back when one starts to talk about non-existent censorship, and non-existent truth that will survive.
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    Why Are You Still Here? A Curious Question

    Yes, that's why you focus on defending nonsense. And I'm here for removing your nonsense. Nonsense wins in the world right now, it's good to have nonsense-free sites like PF.
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    Undergrad Is Gravi-GUT a candidate theory of everything?

    Beyond Standard Model section is inherently over graduate level.
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    Mathematical definition of a rigid body

    I guess most people wouldn't see them in Math forums.
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    Graduate What Exactly Is The Physical Content Of Maxwell's Equations?

    I have a problem with coming up with something at hand, I learned most of these things from different papers and from people I worked with. And from lecture notes, but these are in polish. But I do have a lot of materials from that period (it's been over 10 years ago) on my backup disc, I'll...
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    Graduate Equivalent definitions of tensor field

    Why wouldn't they be?
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    High School Newton's first law?

    Are teams in a Tug of War point particle: ?