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Deceleration to terminal velocity under constant force

I am modeling an object under a force $F$ that diminishes with distance but is considered constant at small time intervals. I am also incorporating a drag force ...

Asked on 06/28/2021 by QuantumGravity

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Relation between the critical density of the universe ($Omega$) and the cosmological constant ($Lambda$) of Einstein's equation

What relation exists between the critical density of the universe indicated by $Omega$ and the cosmological constant $Lambda$ of Einstein's equation? Generally with $Omega>1$, $Omega<1$ and...

Asked on 06/27/2021

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Synchronize clocks with speed of sound to measure one-way speed of light

If you use light to try and synchronize clocks to meassure the one-way speed of light it doesn't work, because if c is not constant in all directions, the clocks...

Asked on 06/27/2021 by Alexander Kent

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Constant curvature for maximally symmetric spaces

I'm working through Walds GR Textbook and while reading chapter 5 I stumbled upon the question Proving constant curvature.However, my question is how do we prove that ...

Asked on 06/27/2021 by Orange123

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Meaning and application of the connection coefficients (Christoffel symbols)

I know that in polar coordinates, it is$frac{partial ,{{mathbf{e}}_{r}}}{partial theta }={{mathbf{e}}_{theta }}$ and $frac{partial ,{{mathbf{e}}_{theta }}}{partial theta }=-{{mathbf{e}}_{r}}$where ${{mathbf{e}}_{r}}$ and ${{mathbf{e}}_{theta }}$ are the...

Asked on 06/27/2021 by Luca M

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How does the parity eigenvalue change in cobalt-60 beta decay parity violating process?

All the explanations for why the beta decay of cobalt 60 seem to revolve around 'in a mirror flipped world the process is different', and while I understand the intrinsic...

Asked on 06/27/2021

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Does spin really have no classical analogue?

It is often stated that the property of spin is purely quantum mechanical and that there is no classical analog. To my mind, I would assume that this means that...

Asked on 06/27/2021

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Could a magnetic field with a direction opposite the earths be repelled?

Could a magnetic field with a direction opposite the earths repel the earth, or would it have to be of equal force?...

Asked on 06/27/2021 by Luke Schafer

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Why commutator of positive and negative parts of scalar field is equal to the Feynman propagator?

Peskin & Schroeder state that the contraction of two fields, defined as the commutator:$$ [phi^+(x),phi^-(y)]qquad text{assuming} x^0>y^0$$is equal to the Feynman propagator $D_F(x-y)$. But, why is...

Asked on 06/27/2021

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Will this tube accelerate?

My question relates to this question and more specifically an answer (by 'oliver') it received. A sealed tube is heated at...

Asked on 06/27/2021

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