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I recently read "Atomic Adventures" by James Mahaffey. In the book (Chapter 10) he mentioned a theoretical way of faster-than-light communication. My brain instantly searched for flaws in the proposed...
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2 answerIn every course or textbook that I encountered so far, the authors transform the Navier-Stokes equations of the Blasius boundary layer problem into the Blasius ODE. The problem with many...
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3 answerI have been thinking about strings vibrating. we usually see a purely elastic string in modes of vibration as states of modes. I was thinking, what if we changed the...
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0 answerI've come across non-mainstream opponents of special relativity who seemed to be rather highly skeptical of the relativistic effects of time dilation and experiments using muon decay times that have...
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0 answerI am working out the exchange symmetry of the eigenstates of the total angular momentum operator of a system of two spin-1 bosons. I know that there must be a...
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2 answerI've heard tell that many galaxies have visible mass profiles which do not match up to a predicted Gravitationally Newtonian velocity distribution. Can anyone here find me an accessible paper...
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2 answerI am currently building a laser scanning microscope setup. I need to focus the laser on my sample and also place a quarter-wave plate right before the sample so I...
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0 answerFrom what I have read/learned about torque, it appears that it is derived based on the idea that applying a force farther from a point about which an object rotates...
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1 answerSo I wanted to ask a question that is a copy of Why can't you escape a black hole? From the answers, the conclusion I draw is: it's impossible...
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1 answerDiamond is quoted as having a dielectric breakdown strength of about 2 Gv/m on wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dielectric_strength This 2 Gigavolts/meter value being the electric field strength at which...
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