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Why center of mass is at the focus for elliptical orbits?

I know there are similar questions with answers like this one in physics stackexchange but before I read these I had a completely different argument with a different conclusion...

Asked on 08/02/2020 by Brain Stroke Patient

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Why don't we prove that functions used in physics are continuous and differentiable?

I have studied physics up to 12th grade and I noticed that whenever new equations are introduced for certain entities, such as a simple harmonic wave, we never prove that...

Asked on 08/02/2020 by DinoManPhyLab

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Does entanglement of a bipartite PPT state $rho$ imply entanglement of $rho + rho^{Gamma}$?

Consider an entangled bipartite quantum state $rho in mathcal{M}_d(mathbb{C}) otimes mathcal{M}_{d'}(mathbb{C})$ which is positive under partial transposition, i.e., $rho^Gamma geq 0$. As separability of $rho$ is equivalent...

Asked on 08/02/2020 by Satvik Singh

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Demonstration of comoving volume probed between 2 redshifts

1) I can't manage to find/justify the relation (1) below, from the common relation (2) of a volume. 2) It seems the variable r is actually the comoving distance and...

Asked on 08/02/2020

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Magnetic flux inducing EMF

Faraday's law states that a coil with a larger magnetic flux will have a larger induced EMF, is this true or false?The induced emf is directly proportional to the...

Asked on 08/02/2020 by Wino Paz

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Eigenvalue and Amplitude

What is the relationship between an eigenvalue and an amplitude?Suppose that $hat{B}|psirangle = frac{1}{sqrt{2}}|psi_{1}rangle + frac{1}{sqrt{2}}|psi_{2}rangle$ for some observable $hat{B}$. I understand that $frac{1}{sqrt{2}}$ is the amplitude...

Asked on 08/01/2020 by Anti-Tachyon

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Free Expansion - Paradox?

Let's say I have an isolated, adiabatic chamber which is divided into two parts with a massless, frictionless piston. One part has vacuum, while the other has a gas. In...

Asked on 08/01/2020 by Lexicon

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How can you prove that the squares of the expected values of the three components of spin sum to 1?

I am working through Leonard Susskind's The Theoretical Minimum: Quantum Mechanics. In this book a statement called the "spin-polarization principle" is introduced, which essentially states that: For any state ...

Asked on 08/01/2020 by IntegralPrime

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About the duality when embedding Gopakumar-Vafa into superstring theory

Vafa proposed a duality when embedding the Gopakumar-Vafa duality into superstring theory. Vafa's duality is about a correspondence N=1 supersymmetric gauge theory and superstring...

Asked on 08/01/2020 by thone

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Can internal energy be partitioned into well-defined components?

People often talk about different forms of energy like thermal energy, chemical energy, nuclear energy, etc. as belonging to the internal energy of a physical system. However, I can't really...

Asked on 08/01/2020

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