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In Hobson's General Relativity book, pg. 125, it says that an instantaneous rest frame $S'$ can be defined for an accelerating observer in frame $S$...
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2 answerAccording to my textbook, the elastic force in a rubber is caused to the tendency of the polymers to return to their initial disordered state of higher entropy. But...
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1 answerLet say a gallaxy is 15 billion light years away from us so the receding velocity caused by Hubble flow is more than speed of light which affects the relative...
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0 answerGiven the KG PDE: $$psi_{tt} - psi_{xx} + m^2 psi = 0.$$ Wikipedia describes the time-independent variant of this as just setting $psi_{tt}=0$. My question is this: For...
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3 answerI've noticed that all of the above-ceiling water tanks are piped in away that ensures to be open to the air at the tank, and then these ...
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1 answerI was trying to prove the identity $overline{displaystyle{not}{a}displaystyle{not}{b}dots displaystyle{not}{p}} = displaystyle{not}{p}dots displaystyle{not}{b}displaystyle{not}{a}$. On simplifying the LHS I end up with $ overline{ displaystyle{not}{p}^{}} dots overline{ displaystyle{not}{b}^{}} overline{...
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1 answerI had difficulties to post my question because the system asks me to detail my need more. Is it necessary? Doesn't my question make sense? There is no need to...
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1 answerLet $K$ be a bounded piece of conductor, embedded in an isotropic, homogeneous, uniform dielectric of permittivity $epsilon$. Let $ vec r$ be a point in the...
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0 answerI am learning from Jackson (3r edition), where I found one concept very confusing, that is Taylor expansion of charge density. (This is given in section "1.7 Poisson and Laplace...
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1 answerFrom a mathematical standpoint (CPT symmetry) it is most probable that antihydrogen has the same spectra (absorption and emission) as hydrogen. The CERN confirmed...
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