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Photon Spin Griffiths Elementary Particles Book

In the Book "Elementary Particles" by Griffiths, Chapter 7.8 describes pair annihilation amplitude for $e^+e^- to gamma gamma$. To obtain the final amplitude for the singlet state, he needs...

Asked on 05/18/2021 by Asanovic Tomas

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Contradiction with Maxwell's demon thought experiment

There is an important inequality in thermodynamics which states that TdS>=dQ, where T is the temperature of the system in question (or, more generally, the temperature of the surroundings), dS...

Asked on 05/18/2021

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Why was the AC Stark effect only discovered after the laser was invented?

I was reading a paper about the theory of the AC Stark effect, and I was struck by the following assertion:For instance, the first observation of the...

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Should the fixed points cross each other for a transcritical bifurcation?

Consider the dynamical system $$dx/dt = -cos(r)sin(x)$$ Clearly $x=0$ and $x=pi$ are two fixed points of this system.The stability of these two fixed points...

Asked on 05/18/2021 by Sneha Srikanth

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Is the integral action invariant under metric signature convention?

There are $2$ convenient metric signatures: (-,+++) and (+,---). If one considers the integral action:$$S=frac{1}{16 pi G_n} int d^4x sqrt{-g} [R-2Lambda-F_{mu nu}F^{mu nu}],$$is it...

Asked on 05/18/2021 by Belgium_Physics

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Can we differentiate flows with identical Reynolds numbers but with different turbulence intensities?

The Reynolds number is given by $$mathrm{Re} = frac{v_{rms} L}{nu}$$ Now imagine we fix $L$, $nu$ and $v_{rms}$ - so the Reynolds number is constant. Imagine...

Asked on 05/18/2021 by Thomas Wagenaar

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What determines the flow rate through a pipe when exiting a state of rest?

If liquid in a pipe is not moving, has a pressure of $x$ Pa, a diameter of $d_1$ meters, and an open close valve of $d_2$ meters,...

Asked on 05/18/2021 by math314

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Magnetic field outside an infinite solenoid

Can someone explain to me how the magnetic field cancels outside a solenoid of infinite length mathematically (using an integration or something)?...

Asked on 05/18/2021 by sriram B

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Time derivative with respect to an observer moving with velocity $mathbf{v}$

I am taking a class in fluid mechanics right now and my book has this statement with no explanation:What is the time derivate seen by an observer moving with a...

Asked on 05/18/2021

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Confusion about units of physical magnitudes in the Hamiltonian of the Ising model

I am having trouble with the units used in the Hamiltonian of the Ising model. I have search several notes, I have three examples in the picture below No one...

Asked on 05/18/2021

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