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I am a bit confused with the information that is provided by the Casimir operator.First, with my understanding, a Casimir operator is defined as,$$Omega_rho := sum_{i-1}^{dim L}...
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0 answerIn the following the basis vectors are assumed to be varying functions of position. This means that when a vector appears under the differentiation operator, both components and basis vectors...
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2 answerBackground Info I'm just starting to look into tensor analysis and general relativity. I have taken college level courses on Newtonian mechanics, electromagnetism, and special relativity that roughly follow the...
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1 answerThere are a lot of questions about a small BH and the Earth, none of these answer my question specifically. And there are contradictory answers. Some of them state that...
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1 answerI'm about halfway through the book Szabo and Ostlund, and while I think I understand the rough idea of Hartree-Fock and configuration interaction, there is something I would like to...
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2 answerI am a grade 12 student, and we are learning electric flux. We covered electrostatic forces and, now we are on electric flux. We defined electric flux as the total...
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2 answerTo me, every statistical ensemble in statistical physics was introduced beginning with the microcanonical ensemble, in which every microstate is equally probable. A canonical ensemble is described by combining two...
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1 answerAs far as I know solids exchange heat energy on contact the best of the three states, due to density and etc. while gasses are worst at that. Recently I...
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