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feedback requested for www.sciencedump.com 
  [Moderator's note: I have set followups to the poster. -P.H.] Hi there, From a personal passion for science and technology I have created a self organizing website where you can post your most interesting science video's and books. The adres is [link]. As the site is relatively new I would like to request your feedback to... more »
By Jur  - 10:14 - 1 new of 1 message    

Virtual Photons and the Infinite Range of Electromagnetic Interaction 
  Virtual Photons are responsible for electromagnetic interactions which extend for an infinitely large distance.When these virtual photons are shot out of charged particles the process conforms to the principle of momentum conservation but energy conervation is violated. They move with "borrowed energy" which is accommodated with the help of the... more »
By Anamitra Palit  - 27 Nov - 2 new of 2 messages    

Why does the renormalization group work? 
  Why does the renormalization group work so well? In fact, why does it even work at all? Before you think this is a dumb question on my part, please consider this for a moment. The renormalization group involves "decimating", i.e. integrating away the ultraviolet degrees of freedom. The basic idea of the renormalization group is that as long... more »
By Fizix 2009  - 27 Nov - 2 new of 2 messages    

QM Tunneling & CoE 
  ...ar represent the left side of the tunneling barrier, the < char is ...This is a poor choice of newsgroup for this question. I will repost it in sci.physics.foundations separately, as they do not permit cross- posting. I am also posting to sci.physics.research, as there are some brains operating there. Both newsgroups are moderated, so your... more »
By dlzc  - 26 Nov - 2 new of 2 messages    

spacetime curvature and Unruh's effect 
  Hi to you all! below, ~ stands for "proportional to" , and R stands for Riemann's spacetime curvature tensor. Here is my question: 1) According to Unruh, a rocket with proper acceleration A feels a thermal bath with temperature T ~ A 2 ) the thermal bath has energy density D ~ T^4 (Stefan law).... more »
By Laconicus  - 25 Nov - 4 new of 4 messages    

Though Experiment - Density and Bouyancy 
  I have attempted a simple thought experiment with buoyancy and density changes and have attempted to model the situation mathematically. The main objective have been to investigate the relationship between applied work and energy potentially harvested from the system by changing the density of an object with with one mechanism and... more »
By Positron  - 25 Nov - 3 new of 3 messages    

The Mathematical Substructure Underlying Quantum Field Theory, and Why I Like Anthony Zee's Book so Much 
  Dear Friends: I have often made reference to the textbook by Anthony Zee, Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell. One of the things I find very attractive about this book is the way in which he deals very simply with the mathematical substructure which underlies quantum field theory. I specifically have in mind Appendix 1 in Chapter 1.2 and his overall... more »
By Jay R. Yablon  - 25 Nov - 4 new of 4 messages    

Who said Work = F d and Kinetic energy KE = (1/2)mv^2? 
  Hi! Please, can someone tell who were the first persons to establish that W = F d and Kinetic energy KE = (1/2)mv^2? Thank you.
By Peter  - 25 Nov - 2 new of 2 messages    

Charged or Neutral Strong Nuclear Force Exchanges? 
  I note that, at [link] the strong nuclear force (now re-christened nuclear force or residual strong force) is currently illustrated as a neutral pi meson exchange (itself further complicated by representation of such a neutral meson exchange as a residual consequence of the standard model)... more »
By Chalky  - 24 Nov - 7 new of 7 messages    

M-theory on the sphere S2?? 
  Hello, can anyone point to preprints on compactification of M-theory down to 9 dimensions, via the sphere S2? I am curious about: - how should this compactification be different of a compactification first in S1/Z2 and then in S1? - is it the same that heterotic compactification in a circle S1? - would a Kaluza Klein SU(2) group appear in this compactification of... more »
By arivero@unizar.es  - 24 Nov - 1 new of 1 message    

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