Classical: electron as particle
... successful model of the Hydrogen atom in 1913 (quantized angular momentum) ...
... successful model of the Hydrogen atom in 1913 (quantized angular momentum) ...
2.2 Schrödinger`s wave equation
... Schrödinger’s time-independent equation We can postulate a Schrödinger equation for any particle of mass m ...
... Schrödinger’s time-independent equation We can postulate a Schrödinger equation for any particle of mass m ...
Massive two-loop Bhabha Scattering --- the - Indico
... The cross section is the probability that an interaction will occur between a projectile particle and a target particle We can picture the cross section as the effective area that a target presents to the projected particle. If an interaction is highly probable, it's as if the target particle is ...
... The cross section is the probability that an interaction will occur between a projectile particle and a target particle We can picture the cross section as the effective area that a target presents to the projected particle. If an interaction is highly probable, it's as if the target particle is ...
How Einstein Swept Retrocausality Under the Rug
... Ê etrocausal time is expected in converging systems, such as in black holes, and it is governed by the properties of the negative solution of the equations. In converging systems, retrocausality prevails, effects always precede causes, and time moves backward from the future to the past. In these sy ...
... Ê etrocausal time is expected in converging systems, such as in black holes, and it is governed by the properties of the negative solution of the equations. In converging systems, retrocausality prevails, effects always precede causes, and time moves backward from the future to the past. In these sy ...
Gravity and Quantum Mechanics
... Dirac’s equation agrees with Schrodinger’s equation for `slow’ things like atoms and molecules, but it correctly incorporates the relativity principle. ...
... Dirac’s equation agrees with Schrodinger’s equation for `slow’ things like atoms and molecules, but it correctly incorporates the relativity principle. ...
NMR Spectroscopy
... In contrast to UV, IR and visible absorption, nuclei of atoms rather than outer electrons are involved in the process. ...
... In contrast to UV, IR and visible absorption, nuclei of atoms rather than outer electrons are involved in the process. ...
Faster Than Light - The Time Machine Factory
... direction, namely, one first considers an interesting and exotic spacetime metric, then finds the matter source responsible for the respective geometry. In this manner, it was found that s ...
... direction, namely, one first considers an interesting and exotic spacetime metric, then finds the matter source responsible for the respective geometry. In this manner, it was found that s ...
Central Force
... • If the angular momentum L of mass µ is constant, its magnitude and direction are fixed in space. Hence, by definition of the cross product, if the direction of L is fixed in space, vectors r and p must lie in a plane perpendicular to L. That is, the motion of particle of mass µ is confined to a p ...
... • If the angular momentum L of mass µ is constant, its magnitude and direction are fixed in space. Hence, by definition of the cross product, if the direction of L is fixed in space, vectors r and p must lie in a plane perpendicular to L. That is, the motion of particle of mass µ is confined to a p ...
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... maybe understanding the concept of this subject would be easier that nobody can take out a quark from hadrons. To solve Schrödinger equation accurately, we use a binary system as shown below: ...
... maybe understanding the concept of this subject would be easier that nobody can take out a quark from hadrons. To solve Schrödinger equation accurately, we use a binary system as shown below: ...
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[30 pts] While the spins of the two electrons in a hydrog
... a) Calculate the total number of neutrons created from a star 1.5 times the mass of the sun, msun = 1.9891 × 1030 kg. (think big) b) As in problem #2, show that the density of states is dN = 8πp2 dpV /h3 . The extra factor of 2 comes from the two spin states of the neutron. In the zero temperature l ...
... a) Calculate the total number of neutrons created from a star 1.5 times the mass of the sun, msun = 1.9891 × 1030 kg. (think big) b) As in problem #2, show that the density of states is dN = 8πp2 dpV /h3 . The extra factor of 2 comes from the two spin states of the neutron. In the zero temperature l ...
The Dirac equation in an external magnetic field in the context
... For a free particle, the spaces of negative and positive energy solutions must be radically distinguished as there’s no physical way for particle to pass on from positive to negative energies and vice-versa; it follows that the latter do not have a real physical significance (at least in this contex ...
... For a free particle, the spaces of negative and positive energy solutions must be radically distinguished as there’s no physical way for particle to pass on from positive to negative energies and vice-versa; it follows that the latter do not have a real physical significance (at least in this contex ...
