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Statistics - comparing goodness of fits 
  I have sets of weighted empirical distributions E and normal distributions N. Each distribution E_i is associated with (derived from, somehow) an N_i (each N_i has a different mean/std). I need to compare each E_i to its associated N_i, and obtain some measure that would let me say something like "E_1 is closer to N_1 than E_2 is to N_2." In other words, I want a number that establishes how good a fit is each E_i to N_i, and be able to compare (e.g. sort?) these numbers to draw conclusions.... more »
By lorenzo123  - 4:50am - 1 new of 1 message    

Spin of Quantum Particle and Gravity Mass. (? !) 
  Spin of Quantum Particle and Gravity Mass. (? !) It is possible to say : that Physicists agree that the state of spin exists - but they don’t know what the cause of spin is. === . Questions. 1. Where does the ZERO-SPIN come from ? Where does the Angular Momentum of the particle derive from? Does the ZERO-SPIN hide into every particle or come outside?... more »
By socratus  - 1:46am - 2 new of 2 messages    

deuterium in Comets as proof of a 10 billion year old Earth? #183 Atom Totality Theory 
  I wrote last night: ...CellWell1 is Sun and inner planets which is alleged to be 10 billion years old. CellWell2 is the outer planets such as Jupiter and Saturn and its satellites So I need to explain why there is more heavy water in Comets than Earth's ocean water. Could it be that Dirac Radioactivities creates heavy... more »
By Archimedes Plutonium  - 12:30am - 2 new of 2 messages    

Numbers in array and its exponents ( congruence operation ) 
  Hi all, The question is in the end. Introduction: ============= Another way to see congruences is to put the numbers in an array of width n. In the following example n is 5: col 1 2 3 4 5 -------------------------- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20... more »
By joseluismarchetti  - Nov 20 - 3 new of 3 messages    

some switching campaign #564; Optimal Strategy of Playing the StockMarket via VonNeumann Game Theory 
  Portfolio of PAF on 20NOV09 VZ    15,010  T       1,460  BCE  2,200  S         600  Q         500 total share-wealth-units last reported which was 4NOV09 was (18,8?? see revision) total share-wealth-units today 18,853 (where Q and S shares count as *revised* 1/6 of a unit.) realestate land 3APR03 of 3 lots $19,000.... more »
By Archimedes Plutonium  - Nov 20 - 1 new of 1 message    

The accuracy of the Calculus 
  In the abstract realm of polynomial functions there is exactitude. There is a zero point derivative. But in real world problems(physics) there is not complete exactness. To find a slope you hone in on a infinitely small part of the real world curve but you cannot make it infinitely small. That would require infinite calculations so you... more »
By BURT  - Nov 20 - 9 new of 9 messages    

There is no time dilation or physical length contraction. 
  ... We can discuss that later. Meanwhile, let's look at the point now being made: ... Regardless of how the Compton Effect works, the point is this: The Compton effect is an explanation of how a red shift could happen without any expansion of anything at all, thus without any big bing. ... The point is: If, as science believes, matter can be made from... more »
By glird  - Nov 20 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Fixed odds bet 
  Q: Find a Black-Scholes closed formula to price this fixed odds bet. I want to win N if over the next M days, the P has a high-low range (exceeding/not exceeding) Q points. For example: I get $50 if over the next 5 days the FTSE100 has a high-low range exceeding 2 points. For example, if the FTSE100 has a range of low=5,251.41 and high=5,253.94 over the next 5 days, I get $50 (because high – low = 2.53 > 2).... more »
By Yves  - Nov 20 - 1 new of 1 message    

I choose three 
  Three physics or science blogs I find interesting today. [link] [link] [link]
By 3 Physics Blogs  - Nov 20 - 1 new of 1 message    

Do you believe in Physics ? 
  Do you believe in Physics ? You don’t have to be so sure. Why ? === . How does Physics look now? ...The basis of the Physics consists of: 1. Abstract ‘ inertial movement’. 2. Abstract ‘ideal gas and ideal particles.’ 3. Abstract ‘absolute black body.’ 4. Abstract ‘entropy’ 5. Abstract SRT negative 4 - D space,... more »
By socratus  - Nov 20 - 1 new of 1 message    

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