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Graduate What is the Source of Inertia?
Hi, so i have a fairly good understanding of most of the concepts relating to inertia. but my question is what is the force felt by the observer while accelerating. for example the force gravity can be described as space bending into shapes around the body of mass, the other can be described as... -
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Undergrad Copper & Magnets: Generating Repulsive Force
Also is there a formula to find the relationship between the strength of the magnet (electromagnet) and the repulsive force on the copper.- zepp0814
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Undergrad Copper & Magnets: Generating Repulsive Force
Hi so I am aware that when copper is introduced to a magnetic field it will generate it's own that repels the field inducing it, this repulsive force is weak but how strong of a magnetic field would it take to generate a considerable amount of force on the copper- zepp0814
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Graduate Proof of CTCs: Post Selection & Entanglement
well that got m hopes up but thanks anyway- zepp0814
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Proof of CTCs: Post Selection & Entanglement
has anyone conducted a successful experiment proving closed timelike curves via post selection and quantum entanglment.- zepp0814
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Graduate EFE Solutions: Kerr, Mass, Energy, Metric Tensor
so also i have been reading that ds^2 is the an invariant in a solution metric what does that mean and what could be a geometric interpretation ds^2 in a metric.- zepp0814
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Graduate EFE Solutions: Kerr, Mass, Energy, Metric Tensor
hi every, what part of EFE are the solutions (such as kerr ) for. Since most of them if not all don't require a mass or energy In there metric equation. I always just assume it was a solution to the metric tensor. Though i do know that the swartzschild metric requires a value for mass in its...- zepp0814
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Graduate What are closed time-like curves and how are they related to General Relativity?
Oh well I get swartzschild has his radius equation built into his metric wh8ch uses mass- zepp0814
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Graduate What are closed time-like curves and how are they related to General Relativity?
Thanks everyone but I have one more question what part of EFE are the solutions (such as kerr ) for. Since most of them if not all don't require a mass or energy In there metric equation. I always just assume it was a solution to the metric tensor- zepp0814
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Graduate What are closed time-like curves and how are they related to General Relativity?
I understand that GR allows for a method of time travel using closed time like curves (CTC)s. anyway i have a few question about this, first of is there some sort of (relativaly short) equation that discribes this. So my second question is based of a something i read in this thesis paper...- zepp0814
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- Closed Curves Time
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Graduate Light Deflection & Speed: Gravity's Effect?
thanks a lot but so is there a fairly simple to equation that some what accurately predict the bend in the light- zepp0814
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Light Deflection & Speed: Gravity's Effect?
is it possible that gravity reduce the speed of light, and addtionally does anyone know an equation to calculate the exact deflection of light due to gravity.- zepp0814
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- Light Speed Speed of light
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Graduate Understanding the Momentum-Energy Tensor in Einstein's Field Equations
thanks but i meant to ask is there like a unit of spacetime curve or is there another way to determine the magnitude of the curve with the value of Gμμ- zepp0814
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Understanding the Momentum-Energy Tensor in Einstein's Field Equations
Hi I have been trying to teach my self the basics of Einsteins Field Equations, because I find them extremely interesting and there is a huge lack of EFE in the Canadian high school curriculum. I have been trying to under stand the equation G=8pi*(G/c^2)T. I get what the equation is for ( the...- zepp0814
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Graduate Higgs Boson vs GR's Spacetime: Is Mass Effect Obsolete?
the article is actually really long (It more of like a paper) <crackpot link removed> the part about this matter is towards the part appendix "A" about Newtonian laws.- zepp0814
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