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Sue... wrote: Ken S. Tucker wrote: Sue... wrote: Ken S. Tucker wrote: ... No guff Sue, that was super ref. (I read it 3 times). AE was able to unify the Law of Conservation of Mass and the Law of Conservation of energy with E=mc2. ((I once went to a tutor session with a rather large intimidating equation that was wonderfully sophisticated. The Prof pondered it for a few minutes, got out his book and pointed to E=mc2. That was Prof W.W. Sawyer, who is quite famous now living in England. That was embarassing! That's why I embrace Eq.(4), a unified field theory for simple clarity.)) Another very fundamental one is Planck's E=hf, which is free of differentials and integrals. Then GR's E=(G/c^4)*L, your favorite :-). If magnetism is to electromagnetism as London forces are to gravity then that relation might have some problems. Hmmm... what does this suggest? http://electron9.phys.utk.edu/optics...er_cooling.htm ;-) Hey that's cool (pun intended:-). As I recall, the LASER works by "stimulating Radiation to emission". I think the process of emission can remove energy from the system (atom in that case) so it get's cooler. So if one photon goes into a system but two photons come out, then the system looses the energy equivalent of the stimulated photon. Is that what you think? Ken Interestingly... A pretty good mechanical analog exist: The vortex tube, also known as the Ranque-Hilsch vortex tube, is a heat pump with no moving parts. Pressurized gas is injected into a specially designed chamber. The chamber's internal shape, combined with the pressure, accelerates the gas to a high rate of rotation (over 1,000,000 rpm). The gas is split into two streams, one giving kinetic energy to the other, and resulting in separate flows of hot and cold gases. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vortex_tube Sue... Well everybody needs to make a $ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_refrigerator A real free man doesn't suck the taxpayer to do research, he pays for it if it's right! SSC == $11 billion to make more particles. I'm ready to take a collection, what PP's out there will give a rat's ass? none. There are two types of theoreticians, those who pay their own way, and those that are in the way. If you're bright enough to be a theoretician, you're bright enough to pay your own way. If you can't pay you're own way then get the **** out of the way, you don't qualify. That's the occam razor. Thus governmentally institutionalized theoreticians suckin off tax-payers are parasites giving real theoreticians a bad reputation. Like Shatner said, "get the **** out of your parents basement". "Get a real job" I could name at least a dozen people who post to this group who fall into the above catagory. Best to you.. Ken |
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