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Numerical Berry curvature for bosons

I am trying to numerically compute the Berry Curvature for a generic quadratic Bosonic Hamiltonian of the form $$H = sum_{ij} A_{ij} b_{i}^dagger b_j + frac{1}{2} sum_{ij}left( B_{ij} b_i...

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On measuring the one-way speed of light

I was thinking and I have this question,entangled pairs of particles collapse at the same time. Knowing this, could we measure the one way speed of light by having...

Asked on 12/12/2020 by IronicalCoffee

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In Newtonian mechanics, does the motion of an object change its weight (as opposed to mass)?

A wedge of mass $M$ is kept on a spring balance. A small block of mass $m$ can move along the frictionless incline of the wedge. What is...

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Heat equation of cooling square plate

I am trying to write down the PDE problem of cooling a square plate from 100 degrees. The air(25 degress) around the...

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In quantum mechanics how the expression of average value of an observable is derived?

In Dirac's Principles of QM following is stated: $$langle x | A + B | x rangle = langle x | A | x rangle + langle x...

Asked on 12/12/2020 by NewStudent

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Deriving Birkhoff's Theorem

I am trying to derive Birkhoff's theorem in GR as an exercise: a spherically symmetric gravitational field is static in the vacuum area. I managed to prove...

Asked on 12/12/2020 by toot

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In a LED the electrons from the n-type combine with the p-type which creates a photon. Are the electrons 'lost' or gone when this process takes place?

In a LED the electrons in the n-type move to the p-type where they are then 'combined' with the holes in the valence shell of the p-type which produces photons....

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What does the plot of multiplicity, $W$, vs $N$, and the natural log of multiplicity, $ln(W)$, vs $N$ look like?

What does the plot of multiplicity, W, and the natural log of multiplicity, ln(W), look like as a function of N, the number of molecules in the system? This was...

Asked on 12/12/2020 by Math Loser

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Thermodynamics from the total energy of a Black hole and its temperature

Given the blackhole temperature formula, $$T =frac{hbar c^3}{8pi k_BGM},$$ can I use $M=E/c^2$ (where $M$ is the mass of the Blackhole) to invert the above equation to...

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Why hair dryer can heat up the air (kinetic and internal energies)?

The energy of an object is the sum of the kinetic and internal energies. When a hair dryer heat up its coils, it transfer energy to air molecule via...

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