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I am currently reading Niklas Beisert's lecture notes on QFT, Chapter 10, on the scattering matrix $S$.$^1$ My main confusion lies in the construction of...
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2 answerHow can sine waves be used to describe both alternating current and sound waves? In the case of alternating current, the zero crossing represents zero current, and the waveform...
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2 answerSuppose you were inside a thick spherical shell of inner radius $R$, which was a perfect black body at some temperature T. What would be the power a sphere of...
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2 answerHow would one approach calculating free path length of a microscopic black hole through degenerate matter? I wondered about how the interaction of a microscopic black hole with a neutron...
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0 answerI know that the time constant $tau= RC$, where $R$ is the resistance and $C$ is the capacitance.But I'm confused, bear with me, when I double...
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2 answerI am reading an article called The fundamental nature of space and time by Gerard 't Hooft. On page 3 he writes the following:Physically, however, the perturbative approach fails. The...
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1 answerIs this diagram correct?The point of force A is at the farthest distance from the fixed centre O ,so the moment arm CD is greater and therefore,maximum torque would...
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1 answerRéférences: Ref $1$: Henriette Elvang, Yu-tin Huang: Scattering Amplitudes Ref $2$: Jaroslav Trnka: The Amplituhedron [For simplicity, the notations of the $2$ refs have...
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1 answerLets say I want to calculate the following Trace $mathrm{Tr}[u^{s_1}(p)~bar{u}^{s_2}(p)~gamma^{mu}not p~ not q~ not p~ gamma^nu]$ Now if I consider unpolaized case then $s_1=s_2=s$ and I simply sum over s,...
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1 answerThe first two electrons' LS term is $^3p_2$,how can this term coupling with another electron $d_{5/2}$?(this electron in another shell) for $^3p_2$,$L_{12}=1$,$S_{12}=1$,and only the orientation...
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