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Slides from my first Physics Lecture, and a New Draft Paper Summarizing the Experimental Points of Contact which Affirm my Work 
  Dear friends: This past week I gave my first physics lecture on the research in my recent four published papers establishing that proton and neutrons are actually a particular type of magnetic monopole (based on a theory called Yang-Mills because those are the names of the two fellows who invented its foundations).... more »
By Jay R. Yablon  - Jun 16 - 1 new of 1 message    

Atomic energy levels isoelectronic sequence 
  I am trying to rationalise the behaviour of experimental atomic energy levels of the potassium atom (Z=19) isoelectronic sequence. Ground-state potassium has the expected [Ar] 4s^1 configuration (2S term symbol), while the 4p and 3d configurations (2Po and 2D terms) have relative energies approximately of 13000 and 21500 cm-1. (Atomic energy levels... more »
By Lorenzo Lodi  - Jun 13 - 1 new of 1 message    

A mathematical causality model. 
  This is a rather long read and some difficult material but it has some good information about causality and information. [link] timetravelcomputers.org
By reactor1...@yahoo.com  - Jun 13 - 1 new of 1 message    

software engineering for scientific computing 
  I recently ran across a nice paper on software-engineering issues for scientific computing: G. Wilson et al, "Best Practices for Scientific Computing" arXiv:1210.0530 There's nothing here that's particularly newsworthy for software-engineering experts... but I know plenty of scientists-who-spend-most-of-t heir-time-working-on-software who... more »
By Jonathan Thornburg [remove -animal to reply]  - Jun 9 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Quantum weirdness? It's all in your mind. 
  In Scientific American June 2013 there is an article about: 'Quantum Weirdness? It's all in your mind' The article claims that in order to understand quantum theory ( Schrodingers Cat Paradox) you do not need standard probabilities but Quantum Bayesianism. In the article is written: 'By insisting that the wave function is a subjective... more »
By Nicolaas Vroom  - Jun 6 - 12 new of 12 messages    

Noether’s Theorem: Proof + Where it Fails (Diffeomorphisms) 
  On May 24, 4:52 pm, Alfred Einstead <federation2...@netzero.com> wrote: ... The expository named in the subject header has been uploaded to Scribd, at [link] In addition, the following has also be uploaded... more »
By Alfred Einstead  - May 31 - 2 new of 2 messages    

The Heisenberg Relations for the Photon -- the Symplectic Approach 
  On May 24, 4:52 pm, Alfred Einstead <federation2...@netzero.com> wrote: ... This is the last in a series of articles (3 for this week). I uploaded the following to Scribd. "The Photon Sector" [link]. The analysis covers *both* the relativistic and non-relativistic... more »
By Alfred Einstead  - May 31 - 1 new of 1 message    

The Geometric Representations of the BLL Family of Symmetry Groups 
  I decided to give scribd out a try and (if it works out okay) to place all my notes, expositories, some of my unpublished research, etc. on there. The content spans a large number of fields of mathematics, physics, computer science, logic and other fields in addition. The following has been uploaded to Scribd:... more »
By Alfred Einstead  - May 24 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Interaction of Graphene with Light reading texts 
  I'm interested to learn how interaction of light with graphene is modeled to derive its optical properties. Please suggest some good reading materials. Thanks.
By shouvik.iit...@gmail.com  - May 16 - 1 new of 1 message    

Dirac's paper on QM of Electron 
  I'm trying to read Dirac's paper "The Quantum Theory of the Electron." I am really struggling with the first displayed equation on 611. Is there a sign error? Should it read something like: F = -(W/c - eA_0/c)^2 + (p + eA/c)^2 + m^2c^2? I googled the Klein-Gordon equation, which Dirac is motivating in this... more »
By Stephen Montgomery-Smith  - May 12 - 10 new of 10 messages    

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