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1994
As usual, work gets in the way (I'm organizing a workshop this coming July and so it is even more hectic than usual). So the answer to last week's vexer and a...
ZapperZ
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May 3, 2006
12:01 pm
1995
Hey all! (To the old & new folks) At the bottom of the editorial, 'participation in "inexpensive, small-scale, high-precision" experiments to study physics...
booom0r1
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May 3, 2006
12:06 pm
1996
Hey booom0r, You mentioned that you are working on a small scale experiment to test beyond standard model physics. That's really cool. Which experiment are...
Thomas D. Gutierrez
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May 3, 2006
7:11 pm
1997
Hey Tom, I'm currently doing a high-precision measurement of the half-life and branching ratio of the superallowed beta decay of 10C. I'm based in Australasia...
booom0r1
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May 3, 2006
10:47 pm
1998
Very cool. I believe some of my colleagues here at LBNL did some measurements on that for 10C back in 2001 using the gammasphere. Interesting stuff! As your...
Thomas D. Gutierrez
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May 4, 2006
5:52 am
1999
A very fascinating article, and your chance to participate in nominating what you think are the most interesting papers. ...
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May 4, 2006
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2000
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the undernetphysics group: Which energy technology will be predominant in the future when fossil fuels...
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May 4, 2006
4:13 pm
2001
Our Undernet Physics Yahoo Group turns 4 years old today! Happy Birthday! Thanks to everyone who participated in the group, especially those who stuck around...
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May 6, 2006
10:54 am
2002
I agree! Not everyone has access to big expensive accelerators, but I think if one is clever about it, one can still contribute to the field. I guess that's...
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May 6, 2006
10:39 pm
2003
Hi everyone, Just voted in the poll and I see the majority of us are thinking Nuclear power. I'm just curious to see what people have to say about the new...
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May 6, 2006
10:48 pm
2004
Not many member were willing to dig up their basic mechanics knowledge to do this, I suppose. ... The key thing to remember here is that for them to collide,...
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May 8, 2006
1:44 pm
2005
... Stuart Freedman's weak interactions group at Cal/LBNL did the work a few years ago using Gammasphere. The first is a link to an LBNL report and the second...
Thomas D. Gutierrez
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May 8, 2006
6:53 pm
2006
OK, I have absolutely no idea how this will go down, and I have no clue if there's more than 1 possible answer to this one, but I'm going to give it a try...
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May 8, 2006
7:48 pm
2007
... Hey Boomer, Do you know Paul Barker? Another postdoc here at LBL, Nikoli Tolich, was a student of his (working on other things) at the University of ...
Thomas D. Gutierrez
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May 9, 2006
2:28 am
2008
Hey Tom, I am indeed working with Paul Barker, he's my supervisor for the 10C project. We were lucky enough to have Nikoli here in Auckland presenting a ...
booom0r1
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May 9, 2006
2:53 am
2009
Hello Can anybody help me with this question: A body stands on the peak of a triangle. What is the direction of the normal force? Is the sum of "lines" in this...
alkhimey
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May 9, 2006
1:20 pm
2010
Hi, It sounds too much like a homework problem to me so I'm not going to answer it directly. But here are some hints: The body is standing still so from...
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May 9, 2006
10:54 pm
2011
added some different deformation constants for the 2 sides of the the triangle and a nice acceleration and it would make a nice vexer...:) booom0r1...
andrei botu
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May 10, 2006
3:20 am
2012
If you have a physical triangle that has some finite but small radius of curvature at the tip, then it's the same as two balls on each other. On the other...
Andre Erasmus
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May 10, 2006
3:37 am
2013
very true but the simple equilibrium condition is suficient for describing the normal force. u don't have to say which atom is colinding with which, and...
andrei botu
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May 10, 2006
12:27 pm
2014
I thought about it a bit more and I take back what I said about the normal force on the triangle. It's true that the normal is not defined at the point of the...
Andre Erasmus
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May 13, 2006
5:51 pm
2015
http://www.rochester.edu/news/show.php?id=2544 Something strange in this experiment. The animation 'backward light' looks impressive. Sort of subluminal...
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May 13, 2006
9:04 pm
2016
... But this is almost the same thing as the pulse-shaping NEC experiment a while back, except that it uses negative refractive index material, thus the reason...
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May 14, 2006
12:28 am
2017
A very good and concise historical account of the Davison and Germer experiment. http://focus.aps.org/story/v17/st17 Zz....
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May 17, 2006
3:46 pm
2018
If you are in middle school in the US, check with your physics teacher and see if you would like to sign up for this. ...
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May 18, 2006
12:38 pm
2019
Hi, There is a tutorial for Green's functions at http://www.boulder.nist.gov/div853/greenfn/tutorial.html How does the subtitution of Fourier transorm becom ...
Ahdab algorashe
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May 18, 2006
8:52 pm
2020
Are you asking why that's the representation of the Helmholtz equation in Fourier space? I suppose the way to do it formally is to multiply both sides of ...
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May 19, 2006
6:47 pm
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Hey, I'm disappointed that more of you didn't take up this one! :) ... and ... A thermometer left in space will warm up until it is absorbing as much radiation...
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May 22, 2006
12:42 pm
2022
These types of puzzles always annoys the hell out of me. :) BTW, you have 2 weeks to do this since I will be on vacation starting this Friday. Peter picked one...
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May 22, 2006
12:49 pm
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Hi, He probably just made a mistake. The post with his answers have been deleted as well as the reply (since it quoted the original message!). Please remember...
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