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High School Is Scale Invariance the Key to Understanding the Expansion of the Universe?
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/11/171122113013.htm A University of Geneva researcher has recently shown that the accelerating expansion of the universe and the movement of the stars in the galaxies can be explained without drawing on the concepts of dark matter and dark energy…... -
High School Question About Planck Scale Unit
Can someone clarify this for me. Is it the case that Planck scale unit is the smallest unit of measurement that can can observe/make, but not the smallest unit of measurement that exists? If so, is there some name for that which is smaller? Is there some fundamental measuring unit that...- kyphysics
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- Planck Planck scale Scale Unit
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Undergrad Scale Factors: Is a 10x Bigger Earth Possible?
Hello, Not really sure where this belongs (more sci fi) But, suppose the Earth were 10 times bigger. Would it be possible for everything on Earth to scale with this increase - Earth systems, land masses, trees etc (but also remain unchanged to us (except everything everything would be bigger)...- Gondur
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- Scale Scale factor
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Water Filling a Cylindrical Container with a Scale Under It
Homework Statement A scale is adjusted so that when a large, shallow pan is placed on it, it reads zero. A water faucet at height h = 4.0 m above is turned on and water falls into the pan at a rate R = 0.20 kg/s. A) Determine a formula for the scale reading as a function of time t if at the...- yellowcakepie
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- Container Cylindrical Scale Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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MHB Solve Polynomial Scale: Find a,b,c,d
what is a b c and d so that all values of s are true \begin{align}\displaystyle &f_{15}=\\ &-17d+11s^2-4s+10as^3=(b+2)s+90s^3+(3c-1)s^2+85\\ &-17d+11s^2-6s+10as^3=bs+90s^3+3cs^2-s^2+85\\ &(s=0)\\ &-17d=85 \therefore d=-5\\ &11s^2-6s+10as^3=bs+90s^3+3cs^2-s^2\\ &(s=-1)\\...- karush
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- Polynomial Scale
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Undergrad Two square scale meeting point, when one is moved odd
There are two square scale. That is, it has marking where there are square i.e marking at 0,1,4,9,16,25 and so on. When one scale is moved, it slide over the other. Now if one scale is moved odd number i.e say 123 , that is, it's zero is placed at 123 over the other scale, now. Now, can one...- rajeshmarndi
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- Point Scale Square
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Graduate Press Schechter function -- the variance on mass scale
In obtaining the Press Schechter function, the variance on mass scale is differentiated with respect to mass. The variance on a mass scale is a function of wavenumber k through the Power spectrum and transfer function. To eliminate k dependence, some value of k must be inserted into the...- classy cal
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- Cosmology Function Mass Scale Variance
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Undergrad How does flux density scale with redshift?
I'm not sure I understand how to correctly scale flux density with redshift. That is, if I observe say 10 Jy at my observing frequency coming from a source at z = 0.3, how can I estimate the flux density I would expect from the same source at z=2? From what I understand, the final scaling is... -
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Scale 1:25 or 1:75 why scale ruler first reading is 0.5m and....
Dear folks Yes I do understand scale ration 1:25 means 1 unit on a map equal to 25 units on a real and scale ration 1:75 means 1 unit on a map equal to 75 units on real Question my Kent tri scale ruler for the ratio 1:25 showing first number as 0.5 m (i.e 50 cm, 500 mm) While first reading...- zillah
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- Reading Scale
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High School Is there a unity across scale in the universe?
Is our concept of scale, of micro and macro, of quantum and cosmic, relative to our perception as humans? If General Relativity and Quantum Physics both yield truth, then perhaps it is an error in human cognition that seems to perceive a disconnect between the two. The universe is just the...- Mazeikas
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- Scale Unity Universe
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Undergrad Time Scale -- Does Time have uniform Scale?
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Chromosome and Large Scale Genome Evolution
As a kind of off-thread elaboration on a thread on protein evolution, here is a Science news article on the evolution of mammalian chromosomes. By using full genome sequences, they are trying to trace back the evolution of mammalian genomes to their ancestral set of chromosomes. They only...- BillTre
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- Evolution Scale
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Automotive Aerodynamics help -- small scale car powered by a CO2 cartridge
I am currently engineering my v2 version of my f1 in schools car, it is a small scale car powered by a CO2 cartridge designed to go down a 25m track, my current version does 25m in under 1.4s, however, I would like to shave off another 0.3-0.2s I believe my main issues are the bearings (only...- julianfer5
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- Aerodynamics Car Co2 Scale
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Graduate Hubble scale and energy density during inflation
Is the energy density ##\rho## in the early universe and the Hubble scale ##H## during inflation related by the formula $$H^{4} = \frac{9}{64\pi^{2}} \frac{\rho^{2}}{M_{P}^{4}}?$$ Here, ##M_{P}## is the Planck mass. Can you suggest any resources where this is explained?- spaghetti3451
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- Density Energy Energy density Hubble Inflation Scale
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Visualizing the Motion of Coins on a Rotating Scale
Homework Statement A uniform rigid scale is held horizontally with one of its end at the edge of the table and the other supported by hand. Some coins of negligible mass are kept on the meter scale. As the hand supporting the scale is removed, the scale starts rotating about its edge on the...- Rahulrj
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- Angular momemtum Conservation of momentum Motion Rotating Scale Torque
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High School Can Electromagnetic Fields Interact with the Planck Scale?
It will take a particle accelerator that size of the solar system or more to peek inside the Planck scale.. does this mean the Planck scale is a no man's land.. or empty? but for a passing electromagnetic field or strong field.. doesn't it pass thru or touch the Planck scale at all? If it...- oquen
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- Planck Planck scale Scale
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High School Understanding the GUT Scale: Merging Fundamental Forces at High Energies
So I've heard it talked about how how at high energies all the strength of all fundamental forces are expected to merge together to single force, but don't quite get how you get from "all the forces have the same strength at high energies" to "all the forces are really the same force."...- nolxiii
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- Gut Scale
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Undergrad Scale invariant thermal fluctuations
There's something that has been bugging me for over a year now and I seem to be unable to find the answer. I would appreciate it very much if somebody could help me out. The thing is that I don't understand how it is possible that in second order phase transitions the correlation legth becomes...- Carlos L. Janer
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- Fluctuations Invariant Phase transition Scale Thermal
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate Scale invariant inverse square potential
Yesterday, I was thinking about a problem I had encountered many years before, the central force problem with a ##V(r) \propto r^{-2}## potential... If we have a Hamiltonian operator ##H = -\frac{\hbar^2}{2m}\nabla^2 - \frac{A}{r^2}## and do a coordinate transformation ##\mathbf{r}...- hilbert2
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- Invariant Inverse Potential Scale Scale invariance Square
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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A question on absolute kelvin temperature scale.
I was asked in an exam the following question: Q: How is the absolute Kelvin Thermodynamic temperature scale defined ? My answer is the following: A: The absolute zero kelvin thermodynamic temperature is defined as the temperature for which the entropy of the system is zero, i.e ##S|_{T=0} =...- MathematicalPhysicist
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- Absolute Kelvin Scale Temperature
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Vacuum cutoff, normal ordering, Planck scale and 10^120....
Hi all, This is a followup to a question from a couple of months ago regarding vacuum energy and cutoffs, basically to clarify some ideas. Given the usual picture of the vacuum as containing quantized harmonic oscillators at every point, it is not possible to apply a 'fixed' energy cutoff (at...- asimov42
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- Normal Planck Planck scale Scale Vacuum
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Is entropy always bound to increase, even on a small scale?
So when my dad first explained the fundamental idea of thermodynamics to me, that entropy never decreases, he pointed out the odd fact that according to basically all other laws of physics, any motion or reaction could be run backwards and be just as valid as it is run forwards. It would break...- John Morrell
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- Entropy Scale Thermodynamics
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Value of resistor for full scale deflection with 10A
Homework Statement In order to provide full scale deflection the coil current required in a galvanometer is 190μA and the resistance of the coil in the galvanometer is 35Ω - What is the value of the resistor to be connected in parallel with the meter so that full scale deflection is obtained...- SpiraRoam
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- Deflection Galvanometer Resistor Scale Value
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How does a simple balance scale work?
Visualize a simple balance, a pan at either end of a beam which balances on a fulcrum. The way it works is that if each pan carries the same weight, it balances horizontally. If one pan carries slightly more weight, it tips slightly off horizontal. If one pan carries more weight yet, it tips...- f todd baker
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- Balance Scale Torque Work
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Undergrad Where the scale factor a(t) appears in the metric
Hello, I was enjoying Zee's book on GR when I noticed the location of this "a(t)" thing in the metric sound quite disturbing to me. BTW: I experience the same annoyance and went down to the same conclusions, when I watched a related Theoretical Minimum lesson...Here's the setup, the flat...- Corrado Campisano
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- Metric Metric space Scale Scale factor Speed of light
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Equations of Motion w/ spring scale
Homework Statement http://imgur.com/a/X7mWA Homework Equations 1. ΣF = m a 2. Στ = Iθ" The Attempt at a Solution First , assuming small motion, all movement of the scale can disregard x components (so the spring stretches only in vertical direction without an impact from the x directional...- Nikstykal
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- Equations of motion Motion Scale Spring
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Undergrad Length Contraction & Time Dilation Beyond Planck Scale: Correct?
If an object was traveling fast enough relative to an observer such that it's length is contracted down to the Planck scale (as with time), I would imagine that any further increase in speed would result in no more observable relativistic effects? Please correct me if I'm wrong.- Flatland
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- Contraction Dilation Length Length contraction Planck Planck scale Scale Time Time dilation
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How Does Force Scale with Radius in Orbital Motion?
Homework Statement a. A particle in circular orbit is experiencing an attractive force F towards its center of the orbit. It its period T scales as rn, where r is the radius of the orbit, how does the force scale with radius r? That is, find p in the relation F = arp, where a is an arbitrary...- Vitani11
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- Force Scale
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Balancing Forces on a Scale: Man with Pulleys and Tensions
Homework Statement Man standing on scale and pulling on a rope connected to two pulleys Homework Equations The mass of the man is: m=100 kg The weight of the pulleys, cables, balance, and the frictions are not taken into account g=10m x s-2 3. The Attempt at a Solution the force that the...- wah31
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- Scale
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Undergrad Rounding decimals to ruler scale (log, pow math?)
I have data (all less than 1) and I need to round down to the nearest 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, and 1/32. I have no idea how to do this mathematically, but I'm guessing I use log or pow functions. For example: 0.81 = 0.5 or 1/2 0.33 = 0.25 or 1/4 0.18 = 0.125 or 1/8 Any help would be appreciated...- 1plus1is10
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- Log Scale
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How anders celcius defined temperature scale.
What made anders celcius(founder of °c temperature scale) to use water as a bench mark for measuring temperature, why he used water's freezing point as 0°c and boiling point as 100°c, is there a reason or he just used water so that it can work easily. -
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MHB Richter Scale Earthquake Magnitude Question?
Hello. I am doing a review sheet for my Pre-Calculus final and one of the questions has me stumped. I'm going through our notes and we never did a problem like this in class. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Find the Richter scale magnitude of an earthquake that releases energy...- kjeanch
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- Earthquake Magnitude Scale
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Undergrad Scale of a in MOND and cosmological constant
in 2 recent papers by Lee Smolin and Erik Verlinde it is claimed that the scale of acceleration as required by various MOND theories is on the same order as the cosmological constant both researchers suggest that instead of cold dark matter, or even modified Newtonian dynamics, MOND-like...- kodama
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- Constant Cosmological Cosmological constant mond Scale
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Large scale Quantum computing developments
I have been reading lately about the University of Sussex work on large scale quantum computing that doesn't require the Laser beam approach to controlling the atom. This seems like a huge breakthrough in the development of quantum computers however a forum search doesn't have any mention of it...- 1oldman2
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing Scale
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Fortran How to change data from linear scale to log scale
I am trying to calculate and draw a relation between (IL) and the Growth rate (m). I have used Il as range from 10^15 to 10^18 in the calculation and when I draw the relation (x-axis ) is Il and (y-axis ) is m. I converted the IL to be in log scale. I noticed unacceptable output. So, I am...- Amany Gouda
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- Change Data Fortran Linear Log Log scale Scale
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Graduate Scale in mathematics vs in quantum physics
What is the difference between the concept of scale in the SM QFTs and the scale concept in geometry? In other words, QFT is a scale-dependent theory that is living on a scale-invariant space(either R4 or M4, related by Wick rotations). Mathematically scale-invariance and scale-dependence appear...- RockyMarciano
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- Mathematics Physics Quantum Quantum physics Scale
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MHB Solve Scale Factor Problem: 'ET Pizza' Pizzas
Dear friends, I am unable to solve the following scale factor problem. Will appreciate your help here. Thanks in advance. 'ET Pizza' produces two pizzas that are similar in shape. The smaller pizza is 20 cm in diameter and costs $10. The larger pizza is 30 cm in diameter. What is a fair cost...- tantrik
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- Scale Scale factor
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Number displayed on an electric scale when an object hits it
Homework Statement We have an object, whose mass is accumulated in its center. The mass is m. We let an object positioned at the height of h over the scale free fall. Let R be the number that will be displayed on the scale right when the item hits it. Find R(h). 2. The attempt at a solution...- ChessEnthusiast
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- Acceleration Electric Force Momentum Scale Weight
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Graduate Momentum transfer and energy scale
Hi, I am recently working on a project involving simulations and I'm pretty confused about the parameter energy scale Q (contained in TruthEvent pdfInfo). I tried to figure out what that parameter means and from some sources online I think Q is the absolute value of momentum transfer q...- Josh1079
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- Energy Momentum Momentum transfer Scale
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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How do I create a logarithmic scale graph and determine line spacing?
Hello every one. Today's question is: if I'm writte a graph using logarithm scale, must i use the dimensions of the graph "logarithmized" too ? i.e : A Distance x Force graph must have its dimensions as log (m) x log (N) ? or it is just valid for the module ? Thanks for the tips- Leonardo Machado
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- Graph Logarithm Logarithmic scale Scale
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Determining mass of a weight on a three spring scale setup
Homework Statement Given three spring scale readings, positioned at unknown angles, find the mass of the weight hanging from all three scales without using trig, and without measuring the angles. You have only a yard stick. This is a static equilibrium problem. Homework Equations Not allowed...- merricksdad
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- Mass Scale Spring Static equilibrium Weight
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Hubble parameter vs Scale factor's derivative
How does Hubble parameter and scale factor's derivative differ geometrically? I am reading S. Caroll's GR book. But I cannot get the full representation of these two parameters. On the book, it says How can \dot{H} and \ddot{a} be opposite of each other on the same instance if both are...- Elnur Hajiyev
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- Cosmology Derivative Hubble Hubble parameter Parameter Scale Scale factor
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Advice on milligram/centigram precision scale
Any suggestion on a good (but as usual not that expensive) scale that can measure at least to centigram precision? Searching online (e.g. Amazon) I did find some options but the reviews are usually mixed regarding precision (users will say that scales with milligram precision specs are not that...- Jenny Physics
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- Measurement apparatus Precision Scale
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Undergrad Scale invariance in the power spectrum
I understand the inflation predicts a nearly scale invariant power spectrum but some have claimed this was predicted before inflation (by Harrison and Zeldovitch?) My understanding is that perfectly scale invariance would predict ns=1 but inflation predicts ns =.96. So did the prior prediction...- windy miller
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- Invariance Power Power spectrum Scale Scale invariance Spectrum
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Scale factor of special conformal transformation
Homework Statement (From Di Francesco et al, Conformal Field Theory, ex .2) Derive the scale factor Λ of a special conformal transformation. Homework Equations The special conformal transformation can be written as x'μ = (xμ-bμ x^2)/(1-2 b.x + b^2 x^2) and I need to show that the metric...- stegosaurus
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- Metric Scale Scale factor Transformation
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Relate wavelength and energy scale
Homework Statement Light intensity is measured by monochromator and is given by I(\lambda ) = I_{0}\lambda ^{3} How to change it to the energy scale I(h\nu ) = ? Homework Equations Photons energy E = h\nu, E =\frac{hc}{\lambda } The Attempt at a Solution It's kind of strange to relate...- senobim
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- Energy Scale Spectroscopy Wavelength
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Logarithmic scale for the Laser Intensity.
I drawed a relation between the growth rate of the material to the laser intensity. After drawing, My professor told me that I must convert both values of the growth rate and the laser intensity to their values in the logarithmic scale. I don't know how. May I get a help.- Amany Gouda
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- Growth rate Intensity Laser Logarithmic Logarithmic scale Scale
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- Forum: Optics
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High School What you think of Scale Symmetry?
After 3 hours of google search. I found out scale symmetry is related to dimensional transmutation that can replace the supersymmetric particles that can solve the Hierarchy Problem of the Higgs (this is the hottest thing in LHC and physics right now). Scale symmetry is the key to understand all...- cube137
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- Scale Symmetry
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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High School How Does Changing Gravity and Speed of Light Affect the Planck Scale?
If gravity becomes stronger. would the Planck length becomes longer or bigger? Would speed of light c also have the same effect of changing the Planck length size? Would anyone know any java website that can make you adjust the strength of gravity and c and see how big or small the Planck scale...- cube137
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- Planck Planck scale Scale
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Freshwater (industrial scale) from seawater, on sunlight
i have this idea to produce fresh water for farming and all the other uses of fresh water, from seawater, on sunlight, using mostly/only off-the-shelf parts.. i am currently not able to pursue this idea myself due to financial constraints, so i thought i'd float the idea here looking for some...- ReneVeerman
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- Scale Seawater Sunlight
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering