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What is the Gravitationally-Covariant derivative of the coordinates x^u? by Jay R. Yablon
I would like to discuss how one establishes the gravitationally-covariant derivative of the coordinates x^u. The context for the question I am raising here, arises from a...
October 26th 09
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Concentric 2 way light beam problem? by FS[_2_]
This is a simple problem-I send a collimated beam of white light down one path. It strikes a absorptive coated mirror and returns back down the same path. Can I detect the...
October 26th 09
by Rich L. Go to last post
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Wikipedia "Speed of light" article by Army1987[_4_]
I've nominated the Wikipedia article "Speed of light" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light) for peer review, and another Wikipedian suggested to contact other people...
October 26th 09
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Theory explains where the extra mass comes from when an object increases in speed by Stephen Cheng
http://www.sc-innovation.com/entity.html I like problem solving and I tackle puzzles whenever I have spare time. I have worked with the following puzzle for a long long...
October 23rd 09
by harry Go to last post
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Intrinsic curvature in (1+1)D by Gerard Westendorp
In 2 dimensions, the intrinsic curvature (the curvature that beings that live on the manifold actually notice) is just the angular deficit per unit area. The angular...
October 22nd 09
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JOB: Sweden : Post-Doc at the Department or Physics and Astronomy by MFU
Uppsala University hereby declares the position of Post-Doc at the Ångström laboratory, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Subdepartment of High-Energy Physics,...
October 22nd 09
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Measuring spin by road12fg@netscape.net
I'm aware of the Stern Gerlach classic experiment to measure electron spin ( or mag moment) but was there another that used electric fields instead of magnetic fields to...
October 20th 09
by Igor Khavkine Go to last post
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Electron Anti-Electron Question by EdV[_2_]
I remember in high school physics reading that when an electron and an anti-electron meet they yield two gamma particles. My question: What happens to the kinetic energy of...
October 20th 09
by Richard D. Saam Go to last post
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Calculating hydrogen intensity lines how? tia sal22 by franklinhu
On Oct 4, 2:36Â*pm, Rick T wrote: Greetings I'm trying to calculate hydrogen intensity lines but not sure how? I can calculate the wavelength...
October 20th 09
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Curled up dimensions by Lester Welch
When speaking of extra (beyond 4) dimensions the hypothesis is often given that the extra dimensions are curled up and the example is given of the stretched wire - which...
October 19th 09
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Proposed quantum algorithm for inverting one-way permutations by Lou Pagnucco
I would like to modify a framework for structured quantum search first suggested by Kastella-Freeling (preprint quant-ph/0109087), perhaps correcting a flaw in their...
October 19th 09
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Is there an error in this contracted calculation involving the Riemann and Ricci tensors? by Jay R. Yablon
I have attempted to obtain a contracted version of the relationship: R^a_buv A_a = A_b (2) which defines the Riemann tensor. The calculation is in the one-page...
October 19th 09
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Bell's Theorem? by Lester Welch
Is Joy Christian disproof of Bell's theorem (arXiv:quant-ph/0703179) accepted? I believe the following simple example to be consistent with Christian's disproof: Let q=...
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October 16th 09
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Calculating hydrogen intensity lines how? tia sal22 by Thomas[_7_]
On 4 Oct, 21:36, Rick T wrote: Greetings I'm trying to calculate hydrogen intensity lines but not sure how? I can calculate the wavelength and...
October 15th 09
by Thomas Smid Go to last post
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A quantum physics alternative to Dark Energy by Sandcastle[_2_]
I like to think outside the box, proving again that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. But I would love someone to run the numbers and show that this thought has no...
October 14th 09
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Theories reducing to Newtonian gravity: general relativity doesn't by ----
NEW CANONICAL SCIENCE REPORT Theories reducing to Newtonian gravity: general relativity doesn't Scientific knowledge is accumulative. Theoretical and...
October 14th 09
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Calculating hydrogen intensity lines how? tia sal22 by Albert van der Horst
In article , Rick T wrote: Greetings I'm trying to calculate hydrogen intensity...
October 14th 09
by Albert van der Horst Go to last post
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Bell's Theorem? by Jack
On Sep 6, 5:59*am, Lester Welch wrote: Is Joy Christian disproof of Bell's theorem (arXiv:quant-ph/0703179) accepted? No, he is a crackpot. As for...
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October 14th 09
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Integration by Parts of the Maxwell QED Action by Jay R. Yablon
Dear Friends, Linked below is a three page exercise showing how the pure, linear Maxwell field is integrated by parts in...
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October 13th 09
by Jay R. Yablon Go to last post
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Is Analysis a Necessary Part of the Physical World by Rock Brentwood
This question is subtle and those who may answer it are prone to fall into "frame of mind" traps that I'm specifically trying to avoid here; particularly the "discrete vs....
October 13th 09
by Ken S. Tucker Go to last post
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