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How is Newton’s third law valid in the case of a charged sphere enclosed within another charged sphere?

Let's say we have two point charges q1 and q2 both of which are positive, according to Newton's third law the force one exerts on the othe is equal to...

Asked on 11/23/2020 by Sasha1296

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One-loop Correction to Effective Action

This might be a stupid question. In Bailin and Love's "Cosmology in gauge field theory and string theory", the authors are describing how to calculate the effective potential at...

Asked on 11/23/2020 by Sayan Mandal

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Is the resistivity of all (conducting) alloys more than that of all (conducting) metals?

Is the resistivity of all (conducting) alloys more than that of all (conducting) metals?I have read it in some places but then I thought of solder....

Asked on 11/22/2020 by Kalpit Vishnoi

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Replacing the $M$ coefficient in Schwarzschild metric with a distribution $M(r)$

Consider the Schwarzschild metric $$ds^2 = -f(r)dt^2 + frac{1}{f(r)}dr^2+r^2 dOmega^2,$$ where $f(r)=1-frac{2M}{r}$. I take it that $M$, although not really the mass of a black hole, is...

Asked on 11/22/2020 by jboy

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Why is gravity considered a negative vector in a pendulum question?

In many places and tutorials, gravity is often considered as a negative vector. I am confused as to why is that? I though I was missing something from trigonometry but...

Asked on 11/22/2020 by Grzegorz Krug

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Constructing two-qubit density matrix given expectation values of all products of Pauli operators

I think my question breaks down into two parts. Let's say you have a two qubit system and you can perform projective measurements. Each round of measurements will consist of...

Asked on 11/22/2020 by Blackwidow

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Seiberg-Witten Gauge theory

It can be assumed I have taken introductory courses of GR (Carroll) and QFT(Schwartz). I skimmed through this book by Marcolli on Seiberg-Witten (SW)...

Asked on 11/22/2020 by aitfel

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Why is it said that electric current always flow from higher potential to lower potential?

Why is it said that electric current always flows from higher potential to lower potential? It's said that current flows from a positive terminal to a negative terminal, but I've...

Asked on 11/21/2020 by aymusbond

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Interpreting the vector addition of acceleration

I will first explain how I interpret the vector addition of velocities. Let's assume that a particle moves with a velocity of $x$ horizontally and simultaneously also moves with...

Asked on 11/21/2020 by Rajdeep Sindhu

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Looking for this particular reference

I am studying this paper: Gravitational radiation from a particle infalling radially into a Schwarzschild black hole by Davis et al. It deals with the calculation of...

Asked on 11/21/2020 by mattiav27

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