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If the universe is expanding uniformly, then wouldn't the rate of expansion of the universe change if you were to move closer to a point that is currently moving away...
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4 answerI've been reading about thermodynamics and reached the topic about enthalpy . I've understood its derivation but I don't understand its physical meaning ... Also I don't understand why they...
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5 answerI was hoping to see a mathematical and logical derivation:How to derive elementary particle field quanta (0d creation or annihilation operators) from 2d string theory world sheets? (or do we...
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0 answerAccording to QM, we know thatThe act of measurement forces a particle to acquire a definite (up to experimental errors) position,so in a particle collider, like the one...
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3 answerIs there a way to understand why a substance would be diamagnetic, paramagnetic, or ferromagnetic without knowledge of quantum mechanics? That is, can these phenomena be explained without quantum...
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3 answerI want to find the mass moment of inertia tensor for a trapezoidal prism, like this: My first step was...
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0 answerI'm a second-year undergrad and currently taking a course in Mathematical Physics which covers the topics of Dirac delta functions, Fourier series, Fourier transforms and Differential equations. They recommended using...
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2 answerIn Taylor's Classical Mechanics, it is said that the equations are generally difficult to use because the components $M_1,M_2$...
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1 answerNewton's third law states that in every action, there is a equal and opposite reaction. When we jump, we exert a force on the ground and the resultant force upwards...
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2 answerI was memorizing the "Fundamental Formulas" inside Griffiths' book cover (ISBN: 0131244051) for an upcoming test but I noticed that if I plugged x and p into the "Generalized Uncertainty...
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