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quasi-primary fields in CFT Ward identities by
John Matrix
Hi,
I'm in the process of learning conformal field theory from Di
Francesco, Mathieu, Senechal,
and need some help with something I perceive as a paradox:
There are three...
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Care with relativistic F=dP/dtau by
Greg Egan
I recently discovered an error I'd made in a simple analysis of a
situation in special relativity, and I thought it was worth describing
here, to help others to avoid...
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spin structure by
cyberkatru
My question is about whether spacetime has a spin structure.
I don't know that much about how spinors are used in physics (well a
little bit) but I had always assumed that a...
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Physics Background for Sci Fi Story by
Rock Brentwood
What would actually happen if a small stable or long-lived black hole
fell into the ground? Or even a naked singularity or some other strong,
compact gravitational...
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December 14th 06
by Spud
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Newton's Rings. by
andy everett
This was posted in sci.physics 12/10/06 under the thread name Newton's
Rings. The one explanation was off the mark I think so I post again here.
For my son's report on...
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Questions about the factor f = exp^-i p^u x_u by
Jay R. Yablon
This is a follow up to the earlier thread "Questions about Higgs
scalars."
In the context of QFT, I am especially interested in learning as much as
possible about the...
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Can electricity be wirelessly transmitted? by
Norman Bates
Does anyone know if it is possible to wirelessly transmit electricity from
one point to another like light or radio waves? I know that you can
generate electricity from...
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transition-edge sensors question by
pford-@bcm.tmc.edu
Hello,
I have a basic question about superconductive transition-edge sensors
(TES) when used in the x-ray gamma ray range. I understand that a
photon's interaction with the...
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On research into gravitons by
Oh No
Apparently my answer to this question from Ted Bunn was off topic for
the thread in which it appeared. Nonetheless questions regarding
gravitons and whether we should believe...
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gravitons and gravitational waves by
dharrington@southern.edu
What makes the Hulse-Taylor binary pulsar special--why shouldn't ANY
matter emit gravitational waves? Is there any difference?
" systems which emit gravitational waves are...
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space-time and matter/energy by
Michael Hell
Would it be correct to say that space and time are two sides of the
same coin, and matter and energy are two sides of another coin?
Are space-time and matter/energy...
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flow past cylinder at R 10^7 by
wjbeaty@gmail.com
A question from a near beginner...
The flow past a cylinder is commonly illustrated with a graph of drag
coefficient and a set of diagrams such as this...
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Information on weak charge sought by
frank_k_sheldon@yahoo.co.uk
All books have tables with the electrical charge of all elementary
particles, including electron, neutrino, quarks, Z, W, etc.
Why are there no tables with the *weak charge*...
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Axis of Evil by
Charles & Barbara Burger
Why not so much ado if, as I am suggesting, the axis of evil is an
indication of a flaw in our interpretation of a microwave background
that is in fact local, not cosmic, in...
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December 6th 06
by Spud
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What is the fool's golden ratio? by
John Baez
As shown he
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/dodecahedron/14.html
the Greeks might have been fooled by fool's gold into inventing
the golden ratio. What matters to me now...
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November 29th 06
by harry
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From physical measurement to mathematics... by
Christophe de Dinechin
Why can we add masses together and get a mass? This question may seem
stupid, but we can't do the same with time: we need to add a time and a
*duration* to get another...
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