Sergio Perez Felipe

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Do you think this is a good quantum representation?

Many representations, but which do you is the best one?

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Can be the Maxwell tensor related to the rotation of the world in the universe?

Do you think that the Maxwell tensor, could help to calculate the rotation of the earth in the universe? Only the Earth itself is in motion as it orbits around the sun at a speed of about 67,000...

13 March 2025 5,392 0 View

Where is the centrifugal force in the three-body problem?

It's never used... Then the bodies fall in, right?

28 March 2024 6,778 1 View

Problems in the calculations for classical and quantum physics?

I can measure positions in classical mechanics because my measurements do not disturb the state of the system. Why measurements cannot be used without perturbation of the system for atomic or...

03 March 2024 1,795 5 View

What are the ways in which you get your documents read and recommended?

Social networks, online tools, messaging systems, methods...

19 February 2024 2,052 5 View

Is there any practical example (visualization) of the electrons spin in Pauli matrices?

I see a lot of mathematics but few interpretations in time (how it evolves, step by step with its maths).

12 January 2024 5,847 2 View

Is there a basic example that works based on gravitoelectromagnetism?

Einstein field equation, assuming a weak gravitational field or reasonably flat spacetime, are analog to Maxwell's equations for electromagnetism.

09 January 2024 616 4 View

In Pauli groups what was first, the drawing or the matrix calculations?

I think it could be easier getting first the image. I need to do a matrix and without the image (really complex) I think it's near impossible.

17 July 2023 2,845 1 View

Are hypercubes a derivation from Pauli groups?

The Pauli group is a representation of the gamma group (higher-dimensional matrices) in three-dimensional Euclidean space.

28 June 2023 1,062 3 View

Implications of strong nuclear force generating gravity

What could be the implications of the strong nuclear force being the one that generates the gravitational force? It is the strongest of the fundamental interactions. It could use for example...

01 January 1970 4,475 22 View

Report people recommending papers massively

I've found people that everyday recommend 30 or more papers (I can see 30 at once but I suppose the do that all day). Can be day reported to ResearGate? They create completely fake science

01 January 1970 9,133 6 View

Tensors in relativity

What do you think is the main difference between the metric tensor and Ricci tensor in Einstein Field Equations?

01 January 1970 2,116 0 View

Many lectures but no recommendations

This paper had an Interest an Interest Score higher than 99% of items published in 2023 in ResearchGate, but for some reason I don't get recommendations (just lectures). It explains dark matter,...

01 January 1970 2,371 4 View

Do you think the quantum vacuum could be a new fundamental force?

Like gravity, electromagnetism, the weak interaction or the srong interaction? The quantum vacuum is in all physics fields, for example, we have: - QCD vacuum - QED Vacuum - False vacuum decay -...

01 January 1970 6,059 4 View

New science collaboration tool

I've found this tool to share publications. What do you think? https://rawdatalibrary.net/ Will you pay for some papers published here?

01 January 1970 417 2 View

Where do you think comes from the c^2 in Maxwell equations

What do you think is its relation with the vacuum permeability an permittivity in the real world? I mean, what is its purpose in waves.

01 January 1970 4,242 5 View