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Stellar aberration and Fresnel ether drag by
Erland Gadde
I'm interested in the prehistory of the history of relativity. In this
history the nature of light and the ether comes in. One phenomenon that
was debated in this context was...
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November 27th 06
by Boo
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Question on road to reality by
Benjamin
Hello group, at page 629 of Penroses Book road to reality, Penrose
claims that one can break down the dirac equation to two "ingredients"
alpha_a and alpha_b : In the...
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November 26th 06
by Spud
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Inflationary Cosmology question by
mark_horn@sbcglobal.net
21-NOV-2006
In Guth's original paper on inflation, the mechanism for the
exponential expansion in the early universe was given as a supposition
that supercooling continued...
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Alternative approach to QM action at a distance by
Jonathan Scott
I've always been very uncomfortable about the QM spooky effects, and
have often been quick to point out any potential loopholes in any
experimental "proof". I've previously...
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Negativity : entanglement measure by
km
What transformations on a bipartite state, rho preserve the
entanglement? SU(2)XSU(2) does - and this would have 6 parameters.
Also, if the eigenvalues are w,x,y,z subject to...
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Belt trick for spin 3/2 by
frank_k_sheldon@yahoo.co.uk
Dirac's belt trick models the behaviour of spin 1/2 particles.
When turning the end of the belt (the particle) by 4 pi,
the belt can be untwisted even while keeping the...
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Public Lecture by Roger Shawyer by
Greg Egan
Roger Shawyer, a British engineer who claims he can generate thrust from
a closed cavity full of microwaves, will be giving a free public lecture
on his invention at...
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Massless Particles by
Peritas
Given a massless particle (rest mass = 0), other than a photon or
graviton, what would be the relativistic explanation for why it can
travel faster than c? What aspect of...
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Exotic Drums and the Helmholtz Equation by
Greg Egan
Suppose we have a drum whose membrane is a connected subset M of R^2 with
a piecewise smooth boundary, and we assume that the displacement of the
membrane f(x,y,t) obeys a...
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Creation and Annihilation Operators in QM by
Mike
Suppose a self-adjoint operator F on a Hilbert space has discrete
eigenvalues m_1 , m_2, m_3, etc. It is sometimes possible to find a
"creation operator" C such that if ...
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Belt trick for spin 3/2 by
Greg Egan
I wrote:
But the overall effect of the total, 2pi rotation would just be
^^^
Sorry, I meant 4pi
to restore...
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