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So, I am making an essay explaining planet-hunting techniques. And while I do get how astronomers measure the semi-major axis of a planetary orbit (using Kepler Laws), I don't get...
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2 answerThe principle of stationary action states that the trajectory $q(t)$ a physical system traces in configuration space is the one for which the action $$S[q]:=int_{t_0}^{t_1}L(t,q,dot q)mathrm dt$$ is...
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1 answerWhat is the density matrix of a Kerr black hole in vacuum? Or how can we evaluate the density matrix of a Kerr black hole from its entropy, which is...
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0 answerCan one define a path integral over differential forms, for instance $$int [mathcal{D}phi]$$ where $phi = X_{mu}dx^{mu}$ a one-form and $[mathcal{D}phi]$ is the path-integral measure? Does such...
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0 answerConsider a continuous random variable $eta(t)$ such that $$langle eta(t)rangle=0, forall t$$ where the average $langle ...rangle$ is taken over all possible realizations of the noise at...
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1 answerI've been dealing with a kind of problem in quantum mechanics, where they give us an arbitrary potential, and then ask us to predict the form of the probability amplitude...
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2 answerI began reading Hawking's paper Particle Creation by Black Holes (1975, Commun. math. Phys 43, 199—220) but am a little confused by what he writes at the bottom of...
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0 answerDoes Faraday's law only apply when there is a changing B field or change in area for a closed loop? Thanks...
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1 answerHow is electric current possible if no electric field exists inside a conductor?Since no electric field exists inside a conductor. How is electric current possible as $$v_d=frac{(eE)t}{2m},;;{E=0}$$ and ...
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1 answerThe common way to discuss BCS superconductivity, as I have seen in several books, is to assume that we have a Fermi liquid, on top of which we add an...
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