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Finding the dominant frequency of a stellar orbit

I was reading this paper on astro-ph (Sanders et al. 2020, "Models of Distorted and Evolving Dark Matter Haloes"). It's about modelling the gravitational potential in a...

Asked on 07/18/2021

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Atmospheric density derivation via canonical partition function

As the title points out i am trying to derive the atmospheric pressure. I understand the theory behind what i should do and how, but mathematically i have no idea...

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Black holes in general relativity: angular velocity of the horizon

I was studying Killing horizons in General Relativity and I met some difficulties on the following point. In a stationary, axisymmetric and asymptotically flat black hole, we know that there...

Asked on 07/18/2021

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Hydrogen & Noble Gases in a Microwave

I was watching some Youtube videos of people microwaving helium and neon in a microwave. I could not find anything showing hydrogen in a microwave. However, as I...

Asked on 07/18/2021 by Grigori Rasputin

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Is action maximized for a system in stable equilibrium?

Others have asked in general about cases in which the action integral is not minimized, but my question is specific: Can we show that the conventional action integral is always...

Asked on 07/18/2021

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Above the electroweak scale, is the Higgs ever effectively massless? (thermal field)

So before the Higgs attains a vev (i.e., above TeV scales), does the Higgs doublet become effectively massless? The Higgs doublet $Phi$ (not the physical higgs about the nonzero...

Asked on 07/18/2021 by MKF

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Proper time invariance and conformal symmetry group

Special relativity is based on the fact that the proper time is always the same in any inertial frame: $$ds^2=(cdt)^2-dx^2=ds'^2=(cdt')^2 -dx'^2 $$ If I understand it correctly this is...

Asked on 07/18/2021

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In which QED limit are Einstein's rate equations for transitions in atoms valid?

I guess one has to assume low intensities? What are notable differences in a full quantum treatment? I'm familiar with the semi-classical theory of atomic transitions (coupling classical field to...

Asked on 07/18/2021

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Why do we need large time assumption for energy conservation in electron transitions?

For electron absorption calculations (with an electric field perturbation $Delta H = eE_0x cos(omega t)$) we end up with an integral like: $$c_2(t) propto int rho(omega) left( ...

Asked on 07/18/2021

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Under what conditions can a positron exist in everyday conditions?

I am still learning basic quantum field theory and I am curious in what circumstances could a positron exist as a stable particle like an electron or proton, say for...

Asked on 07/18/2021 by Marcus Quinn Rodriguez Tenes

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