What is Quanta: Definition and 69 Discussions

Quanta Plus, originally called Quanta, is a web Integrated development environment (IDE) for HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, PHP and any other XML-based languages or scripting languages. Quanta was licensed under GPL before the release of version 2.0 final.
Quanta is capable of both WYSIWYG design and handcoding. It features tag completion on the fly, tag editing through a dialog interface, script language variable auto-completion, project management, live preview, PHP debugger, CVS support, Subversion support (through external plugin).
Quanta is no longer being developed, but some of its features have been merged to its sister project KDevelop.

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  1. F

    What quanta mediates the nuclear forces?

    What particle mediates the nuclear forces amongst the protons and neutrons inside nuclei? Yukawa thought it was the pions that mediated the nuclear force, but I am yet to see a good theory (or even a model) that can explain nuclear binding quantitatively.:confused: Before you answer, a...
  2. K

    Thermal equilibrium of A and B, microstates and quanta

    Homework Statement System A consisting of 10^23 oscillators for which hw=10^-20 J, is in thermal contact with system B, consisting of 2x10^23 similar oscillators. The joint system has internal energy 3x10^3 J. Calculate the number of quanta in A and B, and the temperature, when A and B are...
  3. Q

    Quanta of massive vector fields

    Are the W+,W- and Z0 the field quanta of the massive charged vector fields? ie Proca fields
  4. E

    Could the quanta of gravity be something other than a spin-2 graviton?

    GR predicts gravitational waves, and QM says all waves are also particles. But does the particle of gravity have to be a spin-2 graviton? could the particle of gravity be, for example, a quanta of space-time curvature?
  5. Q

    Proving the Spin Half Nature of Dirac Quanta

    but I am confused how do you proof that the dirac field describes spin half quanta when quantized? please refer me to a link on the net where this derivation is shown if possible i can't find it in any of the books on quantized field theory
  6. B

    Is there a quanta of rest mass? say multiples of electron mass?

    charge is quantized. what about rest mass? do particles of the standard model have rest mass that is quantized, and comes in quantas of mass, with i imagine the electron being the lowest that have rest mass (the neutrino does not appearl to have a rest mass) do particles of the standard...
  7. B

    Is there a quanta of rest mass? say multiples of electron mass?

    do particles of the standard model have rest mass that is quantized, and comes in quantas of mass, with i imagine the electron being the lowest that have rest mass (the neutrino does not appearl to have a rest mass) ? please move to other more appropriate forum
  8. H

    Alternatives to Flash4Linux & Quanta for Linux Flash Dev

    Does anyone of you know other macromedia-like flash development applications for linux except for flash4linux, and quanta? If so, please list them here, thanks.
  9. A

    What do think is photon a quanta?

    what do think is photon a quanta? it is true to me that it is a quanta but i wish to gather solid evidence. i was think to gather evidence from photoelectric effect please see if you can give me additional insight
  10. O

    Quanta vs. Photon: What's the Difference?

    I was reading a book on light and the terms quanta and photon were used for what seemed like the same thing. Whats the differance?
  11. P

    Pertaining to the properties of electromagnetic radiation/ quanta

    i do not believe that there is an answer, though i wish to be sure weather or not there are any semi-valid atleast theories on the reason for the wavelike properties exhibited in matter, and why they become more prevalent as the matter is of more concentrated energy (in photon for example...
  12. C

    Can Quanta Change Color? Exploring the Possibilities and Limitations

    I want a yes or no answer and a short explanation. o:)
  13. J

    Converting Joules to Quanta: Assistance Needed

    Hey I am in need of some assistance. In a problem I need to transfer Joules to quanta but am unsure on how to do it. A radio station is going at 200 KW with a frequency of 103.7 MhZ. So 200,000 Joules a second need to be converted to quanta. Thanks in advance!
  14. J

    Calculating Quanta Emission Rate for a Radio Station at 103.7 MHz and 200 KW

    A radio station operates at a frequency of 103.7 MHz with a power output of 200 KW. Determine the rate of emission of quanta from the station. Well I know the frequency and the power. I know the number of photons a second = (Power * Area) / ( Plancks Constant * Speed of Light ) / Lambda...
  15. wolram

    Exploring Red Shift Quanta: H. Arp's Controversial Theory

    http://www.setterfield.org/Redshift.htm This paper may be controversial, It discuses red shift quanta, i notice reference is given to H Arp, but i leave the reader to form an opinion.
  16. wolram

    Can a Quanta of Gravity Exist Alone?

    in quantum gravity theories, can a quanta of gravity exist in isolation or would it need other interacting quanta to perpetuate?
  17. V

    Wave/Particle Duality in Light Quanta

    [SOLVED] Wave/Particle Duality in Light Quanta All right. It's a really simple concept to state, but a really difficult one to grasp. I'm curious about a specific experiment, if someone could explain it to me. The one slit/two slit experiment. With a constant stream of light and one razor-thin...
  18. Greg Bernhardt

    Q-Element: Ancient Building Block of Heavens

    What 'Q' word describes a substance believed from ancient times to be the building block of the heavenly bodies, such as the sun and stars?
  19. E

    What Are the Effects of Quantum Time on Mathematical Differentiation?

    Is there a quanta of time? I do believe that there is a quanta of time, and i think it would be a one-dimensional particle, and much to my dismay, this enforces superstring. The reason that i chose a one-dimensional particle was because one dimensional particles cantravel at infinite speeds...
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