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Equation (6.7) in the big yellow book (Di Francesco, Mathieu, Senechal) says we can write the field of a 2D CFT with weight $(h, bar h)...
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1 answerI was going through this post. In the post the person who asked the question mentioned a statement:"Lastly, I am emphasizing that I'm am NOT saying that torque is...
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1 answerI'm trying to understand thermodynamics. The way I think about total heat energy is by multiplying the temperature by the mass. So 100 kg of matter at a temperature of...
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3 answerThis question is related to a previous question that I have asked before titled: Energy-Momentum Tensor for the Electromagnetic Feild asking why the energy-momentum tensor had the following...
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1 answerIn classical physics, the magnetic field of a dipole is calculated as the limit of a current loop as the source shrinks to a point while keeping the magnetic moment...
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0 answerI know there is lots of software for practical calculations with DFT method, but I am more interested in toy models here. Is there any software for calculating mean-field phase...
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0 answerIn the following youtube video and timestamp:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs7x1Hu29Wc&t=6m51s one can see a cd spinning very quickly, in slow motion, just before it breaks. I'm not sure I...
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0 answerI'm trying to follow the next proof referred to the bending of light in a gravitational field (calculated using exclusively the Einstein's equivalence principle). Suppose you have an observer in...
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0 answerI have run an 2D $N$-body sim to simulate the cold collapse of a galaxy. Initial conditions: $N=500$, all velocities=0, positions generated randomly within a circle of radius...
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2 answerI know that the Poincare group/inhomogeneous Lorentz group can be defined as: $$x^mu = (t,-x)t rightarrow t^prime = gamma x + delta t + b^0x rightarrow...
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