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Do you think this is a result of author's own attitude or rather the result of publishers' policies? Are the researchers unsure whether their measuring instruments are working perfectly or are...
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In classical mechanics, we are accustomed to 6N-dimensional space (phase space) which is a good tool to describe the evolution of a set of material points. But material points are absent in...
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G is usually measured with mechanical apparatus similar to that invented by Cavendish (sort of torsional pendulum). Oscillating test masses are made from metal, say stainless steel, thus they are...
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We are accustomed to investigate such points (of high curvature) in various graphs presenting experimental data, see for example the spectral peaks' maxima. But this question concerns not the...
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Everybody understands things like solid, liquid or gaseous state of substance. We call them solid, liquid or gaseous phases, respectively. This is intuitive but hardly rigorous. Chemists, I'm...
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Newton introduced differential equations to physics, some 200 years ago. Later Maxwell added his own set. We also have Navier-Stokes equation, and of course - Schroedinger equation. All they...
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It works in any single atom, but what about the two electrons located in two nearby quantum wells? Or, does it work for conduction electrons in metals?
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