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I am working on a project where I am using a composite cylinder composed of a cylindrical core surrounded by a cylindrical tube, where the two components have different densities....
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1 answerFor Schwarzchild geometry I've calculated the tidal acceleration in the $hat{phi}$ direction for two particles initially at rest separated by $Delta phi.$$$a^a = -R_{cbd}{}^aX^b T^c T^d$$...
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0 answerI've been trying to understand Dresselhaus effect, described here. I've been looking up references to find when the cubic term becomes more dominant than the linear term...
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1 answerWhat does the Steady State model predict about the number of radiogalaxies per unit volume as a function of time? How to derive an expression for the differential number counts...
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0 answerWikipedia says:Moment is an expression involving the product of a distance and physical quantity.I don't quite get it. Moment is a vector, the cross product of the...
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2 answerMy textbook says the absolute refractive index of a medium $$n = dfrac{c}{v}$$ where $c$ is the speed of light in vacuum and $v$ is the...
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3 answerIt is usually shown in the literature that massive light-cone gauge states for a closed bosonic string combine at mass level $N=tilde{N}=2$ into representations of the little group $SO(D-1)$ and...
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1 answerIn Zee's QFT in Nutshell book p/410, he uses the following method to show $U(1)$ electric charge of proton + electron $$Q_e+Q_p=0$$ in Grand Unified Theory (GUT): ...
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1 answerBulk Si has indirect bandgap structure. But when we make Si into nano particles it behaves like a direct bandgap. Why?...
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1 answerI'm given the following Lagrangian : $$ L = L_{f1 }(psi_1, barpsi_1) + L_{f2}(psi_2, barpsi_2) + lambda (barpsi_1 gamma^{mu} psi_2) (barpsi_2 gamma_{mu} psi_1) $$ where $L_{fi}$ are two...
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