sci.physics.research
- Properties of Magnetic Materials
- The Second Law of Thermodynamics says "god" doesn't throw dice...
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Re: Is temporal sign ambiguity inherent in Einstein's general relativistic field equation?
- algebra of Kreimer-Connes renormalization
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- [String-schools] next "Saalburg" school
- What is a "nuclear flame"?
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: wave function in QM and QED
- Job: Senior Lecturer & Research Fellows in Quantum Information Science (Theory)
- The measurement postulate
- Re: P. Milloni and his paper
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Re: P. Milonni and his paper
- Re: Why is pressure tensor in hydrodynamics purely dissipative?
- P. Milloni and his paper
- Re: Attaching conductive cable to orbital object
- Re: Why is pressure tensor in hydrodynamics purely dissipative?
- Re: QM without "photons" or Schr?dinger's wave equation
- Inverse-square force law from Raychaudhuri equation (was: [...] from Einsteni's equations)
- wave function in QM and QED
- Re: entangled states
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: Mathematical model of inertia
- Re: Life in the Cosmos
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question -- and other adjustments to the FAQ
- Re: Radiation reaction for a uniformly accelerated charge
- Re: Lorentz Invariance Questions in the Standard Model
- log log plot of decay widths
- Decoherence - matter wave disentanglement?
- Re: 3 time dimensions
- Questions about atoms
- Re: Is temporal sign ambiguity inherent in Einstein's general relativistic field equation?
- boosts on spinors
- Re: Solid State Physics Q about ice melting point
- Re: Curvature by Cartan's method?
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Why do instantons exist in lattice gauge theory?
- Re: Radiation reaction for a uniformly accelerated charge
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: Attaching conductive cable to orbital object
- From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
- Postdoctoral position in Nanotechnology
- Re: Attaching conductive cable to orbital object
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Re: Curvature by Cartan's method?
- Re: Attaching conductive cable to orbital object
- Re: Mathematical model of inertia
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Attaching conductive cable to orbital object
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Re: The Kitchen Sink Mystery
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: Life in the Cosmos
- Fine-Tuning from First Principles... don't laugh...
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Radiation reaction for a uniformly accelerated charge
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- why eta'(958)?
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: Modular Invariance
- Re: commutators and translation operators
- From: boris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Mathematical model of inertia
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Life in the Cosmos
- Re: relativity question re supernovae
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: Modular Invariance
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Equations of motion for charged particles
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Lorentz Invariance Questions in the Standard Model
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: Derivation of inertial mass = gravitational mass?
- Re: relativity question re supernovae
- Re: Mathematical model of inertia
- Re: relativity question re supernovae
- Re: Introductory book on string theory?
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: Mathematical model of inertia
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- From: Jonathan Thornburg -- remove -animal to reply
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Re: Modular Invariance
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- rest mass/relativistic mass question
- Derivation of inertial mass = gravitational mass?
- Re: relativity question re supernovae
- From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: Why does EPR need two observables?
- Re: Newton's inverse-square force law from Einsteni's equations
- Re: relativity question re supernovae
- Re: Curvature by Cartan's method?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- DRAFT paper "Why Local Duality Symmetry May be the Key to Understanding Fermion Generation Replication and Rest Masses", comments appreciated
- Posted Draft paper on Magnetic Monopoles, comments appreciated
- Re: relativity question re supernovae
- Re: Curvature by Cartan's method?
- Koide awareness
- Re: Is temporal sign ambiguity inherent in Einstein's general relativistic field equation?
- Re: Curvature by Cartan's method?
- Re: Looking for a concept
- The Kitchen Sink Mystery
- Re: Modular Invariance
- 3 time dimensions
- Mathematical model of inertia
- Re: Milky Way
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Curvature by Cartan's method?
- relativity question re supernovae
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: Milky Way
- Re: entangled states
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Announcing Cycles Research Insititute Discussion Forum
- Space- and time-like showers
- Quantum Decoherence - heavy matterwave collision-emission
- Re: interference experiment with opposite orientations of spin
- Re: interference experiment with opposite orientations of spin
- Re: Introductory book on string theory?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Zero-postulate classical derivation of Planck's law - at the APS Meeting in March
- Re: entangled states
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Why does EPR need two observables?
- [Spam?] Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global, large and asymptotically non-trivial
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: entangled states
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: MME question
- interference experiment with opposite orientations of spin
- Introductory book on string theory?
- Re: Planck length calculated assuming D > 3 dimensions - would it be larger?
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: "P not equal NP" as a physical principle?
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Modular Invariance
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Stationary neutrinos
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global, large and asymptotically non-trivial
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: MME question
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global, large and asymptotically non-trivial
- How strong is the evidence for Bell inequality violations?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Planck length calculated assuming D > 3 dimensions - would it be larger?
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: Mass vs distance
- Re: Atomic orbital structure
- Re: Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: Planck length calculated assuming D > 3 dimensions - would it be larger?
- Re: Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- Re: Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Question about conformal flatness
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Planck length calculated assuming D > 3 dimensions - would it be larger?
- Re: What is the spontaneously broken symmetry group for the liquid-gas phase transition?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: MME question
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics (Week 226)
- Re: Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Re: Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- Re: MME question
- From: Jonathan Thornburg -- remove -animal to reply
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Re: applications leading to a normal eigenvalue problem
- Re: Newton's inverse-square force law from Einstein's equation
- Re: Atomic orbital structure
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- MME question
- Looking for arXiv endorsement
- Links to historic pysics papers
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: LQG vs. Minkowsky Spacetime (Was: The string theory dominance)
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Re: The phase of Psi in a strong gravitational field
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Atomic orbital structure
- Re: Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Re: The phase of Psi in a strong gravitational field
- Re: "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global, large and asymptotically non-trivial
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: Radiation's equivalence principle
- From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
- Re: applications leading to a normal eigenvalue problem
- Re: Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- Re: Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Re: What to make of the supposed observation of a Cosmic String.
- Re: "P not equal NP" as a physical principle?
- Re: Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- Re: Are there more neutrinos than antineutrinos in the universe?
- Re: "P not equal NP" as a physical principle?
- Re: Mass vs distance
- From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
- Re: Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Re: Milky Way
- Planck length calculated assuming D > 3 dimensions - would it be larger?
- Mass vs distance
- Re: Milky Way
- From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Radiation's equivalence principle
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- "s" state electrons in Hydrogen
- Re: Are there more neutrinos than antineutrinos in the universe?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Why is pressure tensor in hydrodynamics purely dissipative?
- Re: entangled states
- Is the non-relativistic Lagrangian Galilean invariant?
- "P not equal NP" as a physical principle?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: Why is pressure tensor in hydrodynamics purely dissipative?
- Re: What is the spontaneously broken symmetry group for the liquid-gas phase transition?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Is Einstein's general relativity a generalization of the Lorentz symmetry?
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global, large and asymptotically non-trivial
- The phase of Psi in a strong gravitational field
- Re: entangled states
- Re: A Newtonian Argument for Spacetime Curvature
- Re: A Newtonian Argument for Spacetime Curvature
- Re: entangled states
- Re: Are there more neutrinos than antineutrinos in the universe?
- Is spin torsion interaction in the Einstein-Cartan theory?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Atomic orbital structure
- Re: Black Hole Puts Dent In Space-time
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: commutators and translation operators
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global,large and asymptotically non-trivial
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global, large and asymptotically non-trivial
- Excited states of the hydrogen atom
- Milky Way
- From: Dirk Bruere at Neopax
- Re: Are there more neutrinos than antineutrinos in the universe?
- algebra of scalar superfields
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global,large and asymptotically non-trivial
- Re: A Newtonian Argument for Spacetime Curvature
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- Re: Is temporal sign ambiguity inherent in Einstein's general relativistic field equation?
- Is spin torsion interaction in the Einstein-Cartan theory detectable?
- What is the spontaneously broken symmetry group for the liquid-gas phase transition?
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- From: Dirk Bruere at Neopax
- Re: Quantum communication might be possible?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: A Newtonian Argument for Spacetime Curvature
- From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
- 2-D CFT and Diff(circle)
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- Re: commutators and translation operators
- Are there more neutrinos than antineutrinos in the universe?
- Re: entangled states
- Re: A Newtonian Argument for Spacetime Curvature
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Penrose's new ideas on the big bang
- Re: Quantum communication might be possible?
- Re: Quantum communication might be possible?
- Re: building statistical thermodynamics from cellular automata
- Re: gauge transformations: local, global, large and asymptotically non-trivial
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Why is pressure tensor in hydrodynamics purely dissipative?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: entangled states
- Re: entangled states
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: A Newtonian Argument for Spacetime Curvature
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: The Heim-Theory Research Group
- Re: Is this a common mistake in QM books?..
- Re: Fermi's Paradox and Seti
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Black Hole Puts Dent In Space-time
- Re: the quantum hypothesis and blackbody radiation
- Re: entangled states
- Re: Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Re: Generation of Entangled Photons
- What is the helicity of Higgs Bosons?
- Re: Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- Falling 6 arm interferometer?
- Re: commutators and translation operators
- From: boris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Looking for a concept
- Re: Quantum communication might be possible?
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Re: entangled states
- A Newtonian Argument for Spacetime Curvature
- Re: Gyroscope
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Generation of Entangled Photons
- Re: Lorentz violation of the Standard Model
- Is Classical Statistical Mechanics dead?
- "On the concept of mass on relativity"
