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In the Double Slit Experiment, what type of wave are we talking about?

I was learning about the double slit experiment and simple explanation is that there is wave interference. Although I do not quite understand the wave bit. We know that light...

Asked on 01/19/2021 by Stack_Sucks

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Current in a 2D p-wave superconductor

If leads are connected to the edge of a D>1 topological superconductor, will the current flow differently from a conventional s-wave superconductor ?Will the current flow through the gapless...

Asked on 01/19/2021 by symanzik138

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Common misunderstanding of Birkhoff Theorem

I just found a paper "On a common misunderstanding of the Birkhoff theorem". This means that inside a spherically symmetric thin shell there is no gravitational force,...

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Stress tensor of fluid in equilibrium, inertial frame

There are some points in this wikipedia chapter. Main equation is: $$ T^{alpha beta} , = left(rho + {p over c^2}right)u^{alpha}u^{beta} + p g^{alpha beta} $$...

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Relation between the hole in a semispherical parachute and the area of the parachute and drag coefficient of such parachutes

I can't seem to find much information regarding the size of the Vent (the hole). Nor can I find a concrete answer to the value of the drag coefficient, ...

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Dispersion law for a tight binding Hamiltonian and particle states at $t$$rightarrow$$infty$

A spinless fermion (possessing an electric charge) can move across the sites of...

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ADM Hamiltonian formalism and Quantum gravity

is there a Hamiltonian reformultion of gravity ?=? if so if we use the usual Quantization scheme we can not we quantizy the gravity ?? in terms of a Gauge...

Asked on 01/19/2021 by Jose Javier Garcia

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Are these conservation laws always true?

Imagine a system of particles with the internal force on $i^{th}$ particle due to $j^{th}$ particle being given as $f_{ij}$ From the derivation of law of conservation...

Asked on 01/19/2021 by Rishab Navaneet

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Volume form in terms of the Levi-Civita Symbol

I'm currently reading Sean Carroll's book on General Relativity, and at some point he writes:First notice that the definition of the wedge product allows us to write ...

Asked on 01/19/2021 by pjHart1000

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Does quantum field theory and field excitations explain the double slit experiment?

I'm a student and I'd like to confirm my understanding of Quantum field theory (QFT). QFT says particles are actually excited states in pre-existing fields. Each field is only excited...

Asked on 01/19/2021 by mano

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