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An explanation of the origin of inertia of a body by musada
Inertia is the tendency of a body to resist being accelerated or decelerated. An accelerated charged particle creates an electrodynamic field proportional to and in the...
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Deriving Maxwell's equations, the Lorentz force law, and theregularised perturbation expansion from the minimal interaction in qed by Oh No
In http:/papers.rqgravity.net/RQGFoundations.pdf I showed how quantum mechanics can be formulated as a theory of particles. I use this formulation to construct qed...
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Another look at Newtonian potential by Colin Walker
Can an alternative measure of Newtonian potential energy remove the Schwarzschild singularity (or at least move it to r=0)? A shell of matter gives rise to a potential...
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ATOMIC SIMULATION by spike
Is there any research going on the simulation of atoms. like collisions of two or more atoms of any kind .(not in reality but on computers) are there any softwares...
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Primordial Nucleon Synthesis and the next 17 ? minutes by Chalky
I have just been boning up on primordial nucleosynthesis, and the following statement in Wiki (admittedly not always the most reliable source), struck me as...
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How to calculate this? by Alex[_6_]
problem link http://knol.google.com/k/alex-belov/paradox-of-classical-mechanics-2/1xmqm1l0s4ys/9# The idea is very simple. If spit a rolling ring to small parts set of n...
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The Classical and/or Non-Relativistic Form of the Haag & Leutweiler by Rock Brentwood
The Haag theorem is established within the setting of axiomatic quantum field theory. Historically, it arose from the consideration of the relation between vacuum...
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Experimental refutation of Horava gravity ? by Charlie Stromeyer Jr
There is an interesting preprint on the arxiv by T.P. Sotiriou et al. called "Quantum Gravity Without Lorentz Invariance" about a modification of Horava's...
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Quantum correlations in photosynthesis (review article) by Charlie Stromeyer Jr
] Hi, does anyone have an opinion about this recent review article, and also would it even be possible to have quantum correlations in man- made solar cells? ...
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Paper with "Black hole electron" calculation by lunogled
Greetings. I was wondering if any of you could help me find a paper. A while ago, I read through a research paper by a famous string theorist (dont remember which one, but...
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conductive sheet - resistance between 2 arbitrary points by sunshine
Hi, I was wondering if anyone already wrote a program (e.g. matlab) for the following problem: - a thin conductive sheet with given conductivity or sheet resistance -...
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"Weak values" of quantum observables by Stephen Parrott[_3_]
] ] I have just finished a paper on so-called "weak measurements" and "weak values" of quantum observables. I wrote it because after after studying my 2 cm. thick stack...
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Explaining Schroedinger's equation by Oh No
The well known problems of interpretation of quantum mechanics mean that physical law lacks a physical basis. I have revised my approach to this problem and would appreciate...
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Moderator's Note: 4 articles posted with incorrect dates by Jonathan Thornburg [remove -animal to reply][_3_]
I have just discovered that (due to fallout from having my computer just back from the repair shop) I approved and posted 3 articles to this newsgroup earlier this evening, ...
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Saccades, Education by The Dougster[_2_]
If the visual field is a tri- or tetra-valent square matrix of unknown size in each dimension covering 90 degrees included spatial angle, and saccade is present as a...
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is there anyone by end
who speaks croatian?? nonphysicist need someone for translation of 2-3 terms from ENG to CRO... like: "limit cycle oscillator" for example.. although i have pretty good...
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A Practical Model of Spacetime using Everett's Many Worlds Hypothesis by OwlHoot
Abstract -------- We propose a couple of simple and logical (albeit counterintuitive) assumptions of how Many Worlds branching operates in practice, and we indicate how...
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journal of chaos, solitons and fractals by a student
Last year there was some discussion in this group about the number of publications that the Chief Editor of the journal Chaos, Solitons and Fractals had self-published -...
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Question about the link between the continuity (conservation) equation d_u J^u =0 and the gauge condition d_u A^u=0 by Jay R. Yablon
The gauge condition d_u A^u = 0 (1) is often employed in gauge theory. For a massive vector boson, this is not an optional but is a mandatory gauge condition. If we...
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Is the canonical commutation relationship really just a low-mass approximation? by Jay R. Yablon
I seem to recall having this discussion before, but need to refresh. When apply we the canonical : = ih delta^i_j, i=1,2,3 (1) is this really just an approximate...
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