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zonde reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate How many interpretations of QM do you speak? with
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So photons going one at a time through a standard double slit apparatus would not be bodily objects, but if I put detectors at each slit... -
zonde replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.Can't agree more: looking at physical experiments is way to go. I would say it's a bit more complicated than that. Look at this...
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zonde reacted to flippiefanus's post in the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability? with Like.
For what it is worth, much of the discussion that appear in the literature on this topic can be better understood by looking at the...
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zonde reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread Graduate Entanglement swapping and Bohmian mechanics with Like.
What irritates them is not so much that someone likes a different interpretation than they do, but the fact that the vagueness of the...
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zonde reacted to Cthugha's post in the thread Undergrad Young's slits with incandescent light source with Like.
That is incorrect. Also, the experiment shown is not the double slit with single photons, but a double slit experiment done with a light...
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zonde replied to the thread Undergrad Can degenerate particles scatter from each other?.In astrophysics Fermi Dirac distribution is applied to volume element. I guess this works for conduction electrons in metals as...
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zonde replied to the thread High School Randomness in quantum mechanics.I would say that the answer is bound to be highly subjective for such a general question. I guess for me it's more interesting to ponder...
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zonde posted the thread Undergrad Can degenerate particles scatter from each other? in Quantum Physics.Can degenerate particles scatter from each other? To me it seems obvious that they can't but I want to be sure because I have seen...
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zonde replied to the thread High School Randomness in quantum mechanics.I believe randomness is emergent property of determinism. Entanglement works by different rules than other interactions so in...
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zonde reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Undergrad Is GR superior to Newtonian gravity? with Like.
I suggest spending some time reading Shapiro & Teukolsky, which discusses in some detail the physics of neutron stars, including quantum...
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zonde replied to the thread Undergrad Is GR superior to Newtonian gravity?.As I see Newtonian gravitational potential is an input in determining mass-energy arrangement inside gravitating body and it fits right...
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zonde replied to the thread Undergrad Is GR superior to Newtonian gravity?.As I understand it's Newtonian gravity rewritten in terms of GR approach. It does not seem relevant for the questions I am trying to...
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zonde replied to the thread Undergrad Is GR superior to Newtonian gravity?.Imagine such material model: There are bunch of neutrons bound by gravity. These neutrons are degenerate meaning all gravitational...
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zonde replied to the thread Undergrad Is GR superior to Newtonian gravity?.Nice article. But you just plug in parameters for stress-energy tensor. The point is that parameters for stress-energy tensor are input...
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zonde posted the thread Undergrad Is GR superior to Newtonian gravity? in Special and General Relativity.Can we use GR to model real world gravitating objects without any reference to Newtonian gravity? There are a lot of interactions...