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Dark matter and gravitation

Dark matter does not interact with the electromagnetic force, however does interact with the gravitational force. Do we know if there are any big ‘clumps’ (like a star) of...

Asked on 08/02/2021

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The dominant eigenvalue of the transfer matrix of a matrix product state

Consider a translation-invariant matrix product statebegin{equation}|psi_Lrangle= mathrm{Tr}[A(s_1)A(s_2)ldots A(s_L)]|s_1 s_2ldots s_Lrangle.end{equation}I'm interested in the expectation value of a local observable $hat{O}$~(say a...

Asked on 08/02/2021

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What is the precise relation between level compressibility and the spectral form factor?

In the study of disordered conductors, the level number variance is defined as $$Sigma_2 (langle n rangle) equiv langle n^2 rangle-langle n rangle^2 ~, $$ where angular brackets denote...

Asked on 08/02/2021 by WLV

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General Relativity Lagrangian

The Lagrangian density for the $h=h^{00}$ term of the Einstein gravity tensor can be simplified to: $$L=-frac{1}{2}hBox h + (M_p)^ah^2Box h - (M_p)^b h T$$ The equations of...

Asked on 08/02/2021

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Lowest and Highest detected EM radiation

What is the highest and lowest frequency EM wave detected? In theory, the maximum possible EM radiation must have a wavelength greater than Planck length. However, is there any maximum...

Asked on 08/02/2021

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Which one would represent complete combustion?

Say that I want to burn some fuel, so I'm aiming for a complete combustion, hence CO = 0 So I have 2 possibilities a) CO2 quantity = maximum, CO...

Asked on 08/02/2021

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Is acceleration necessary to define force?

A car is moving with a constant velocity. If it hits a wall, will it apply force on the wall?My doubt is that if there is no acceleration, there...

Asked on 08/02/2021

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Does a finite mass particle pass a black hole event horizon in a finite time for an outside observer?

When we talk about a particle taking an infinite amount of time for it to cross the event horizon in the external observer's point of view, we assume that the...

Asked on 08/02/2021

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Problem about the lever on a swing-top beer bottle. (Classical Mechanics)

I'm faced with the following problem as stated in the image: Once I find the geometry part,...

Asked on 08/02/2021 by Rafa

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Confusion regarding Snell's window and critical angle

As far as I know, the critical angle exists only if light passes from a medium with a greater index of refraction to one with a smaller index of recreation....

Asked on 08/02/2021 by Maria Kintobor

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