Addi' 10 ago 2013, Fatal_Error scrive:
>> Si capisce che in più casi ho studiato loro libri, o almeno utilizzato
>> loro risultati; ma non userei *oggi* il presente per parlare di loro
>> (neppure per Penrose, che ha solo un anno meno di me).
> Infatti non l'hai usato, hai scritto "quando MAI", non "chi OGGI si occupa
> di relativita'", ma anche nel secondo caso finiresti sommerso dall'elenco
> dei matematici, tanto che nell'elenco ci sarebbe persino Yoda stesso.
Sorvolando sulla sciocchezza che dici con "persino Yoda stesso", mi
meraviglio che proprio io, che non amo googlare, debba dare proprio a
te, che invece sei un fautore della rete, questo elenco, anche se
parziale e limitato al 2005. "Parziale" lo dico perche' non vi ho
trovato alcuni autori (soprattutto italiani, con mio grande rammarico).
Eccolo, misto RR e/o RG, ma prima ti dico che se aggiungiamo le
pubblicazioni divulgative allora si passa dal quasi 1:2 all'1:3, a
favore dei si': i no piu' di 150, contro gli oltre 470 si'.
Tra i si' c'e' Feynman -- L'idolo di molti, il vero fisico dalla grande
intuizione fisica!
Nota anche che Einstein lo mettono tra i no...
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NON USANO la massa relativistica
Ci sono 5 autori che hanno pubblicato dopo il 2000
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USANO (magistralmente) la massa relativistica
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