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Calculating the resulting phase from its complex $x$ and $y$ field components

Suppose I have multiple light sources in a 2 dimension plane (X and Y), for which I only know the...

Asked on 11/13/2020

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Bremermann's limit vs Planck frequency

Bremermann's limit, as maximum possible computation power or CPU total computing frequency, is known to be on the order $10^{50}~text{Hz}/text{kg}$.Why max computation frequency for unit mass can exceed...

Asked on 11/13/2020

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What height should be considered in finding the pressure in the bottom side?

Suppose that the are of the plates is 6.35 m sq and height is negligible. Both the plates could be...

Asked on 11/12/2020 by Tank

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How to treat differentials and infinitesimals?

In my Calculus class, my math teacher said that differentials such as $dx$ are not numbers, and should not be treated as such. In my physics class, it seems like...

Asked on 11/12/2020 by Ovi

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Why is the Weyl tensor square gravity non-unitary?

I want to understand constraints of unitarity in quantum field theory. There is quite folklore statement:gravity with a Weyl tensor square term is non-unitaryHow to understand this? (I think that...

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Canonical Transformations in Quantum Field Theory

In his lecture notes on canonical transformations in quantum field theory, Massimo Blasone defines the boson translation transformation to be begin{equation}a_k rightarrow a_k(theta) = a_k...

Asked on 11/12/2020 by J. Murray

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Why is it so easy to imagine a universe with translational symmetry but non-conserved momentum?

Suppose, in a universe of $n$ particles, the initial position vectors of the particles are $vec{r_1},vec{r_2}.....vec{r_n}$, and their initial velocities are $vec{v_1}, vec{v_2}.....vec{v_n}$ The evolution of these...

Asked on 11/12/2020 by Ryder Rude

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Collisionless Boltzmann Equation

I am looking at a derivation of the collisionless Boltzmann equation and I am unsure of how they got from one line to the next, so if someone could explain...

Asked on 11/12/2020 by SFL

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A Plasma of Electrons and Ions in Magnetic Field

Let's say if we place a plasma of electrons and ions in an infinite, homogeneous magnetic field with strength B(t). Then the field strength increases from B(t=0) to a certain...

Asked on 11/12/2020 by vincent yip

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So what actual physical event would allow us to observe the speed of gravity?

I have read, if the sun disappeared it would take 8 minutes before this could be detected on Earth due to speed of gravity being $c$. Of course, the...

Asked on 11/12/2020

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