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Help understanding prof. Steve Gull's explanation of Bell's theorem

BackgroundStephen Gull wrote this in his webpage"Many years ago (about 1984), I used to give a Mathematical Physics course to the Part...

Asked on 02/06/2021 by Eran Medan

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Covariance of Newton's equation of motion under Galilean transformations

I'm reading Arnold's mathematical methods of classical mechanics and in the section he talks about newton's equation ($ddot{boldsymbol{x}}=boldsymbol{F}(boldsymbol{x}, boldsymbol{dot{x}},t)$) he says that this is invariant under Galilean transformations.Right,...

Asked on 02/06/2021

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Why don't radio waves sent by electronic devices intefere with each other?

You know how phones, computers and other electronic devices that use wireless communication use radio waves to communicate?...well since almost everyone has gotten a smart phone wouldn't radio waves from...

Asked on 02/06/2021

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What happens with the divergence of maxwell stress tensor when EM fields in vacuum?

The conservation momentum can be derived from the total electromagnetic force on the charges in volume $V$ and is written in this way: $$ frac{dvec{p}_{mech}}{dt} + frac{d}{dt} int_V...

Asked on 02/06/2021 by PCat27

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Work done by conservative and non-conservative forces

Work done by conservative forces changes one form of mechanical energy into another. Is it correct to assume that work done by non-conservative forces changes one form of energy to...

Asked on 02/06/2021

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What does resonance conceptually mean in coupled Oscillators?

In Forced oscillations, resonant frequency is the frequency at which amplitude is maximum. So what do resonant frequencies mean in coupled oscillators (since they are not corresponding to maximum amplitude)?...

Asked on 02/06/2021

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Regularization of functional determinant over an Instanton background

I am reading the paper "ABC of instantons" and meet some problems at section 8. I simplify this problem a little bit as follows. First, we have a Euclidean path...

Asked on 02/06/2021

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Inertial frames in Newtonian mechanics and special relativity

In the literature I have seen the following definition of an inertial frame: A frame is called inertial if any material point interacting with no other bodies or fields moves...

Asked on 02/06/2021 by MKO

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How to define kinetic energy and potential energy from EM tensor in newtonian physics?

The question arises from here. People wants to define kinetic energy and potential energy from EM tensor. My question: How to define kinetic energy and potential energy from EM...

Asked on 02/06/2021

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Sound reverberation in a completely flat environnement

I don't know much about physics but I have a question.Let's say you were lost in a completely flat desert, with seemingly nothing else surrounding it, and you screamed...

Asked on 02/06/2021 by namonami

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