Thank you! I will explore these!
These are of course true, and it'd be extremely weird if it weren't the case that these are the same, but it's still interesting to see whether it has been experimentally shown whether they are. It might be worth some experiments just to remove that tiny bit of...
There's important experiments showing the equivalence of inertial mass and gravitational mass ( the Eotvos experiments), but I couldn't really find many that show the equivalence of mass (or the stress-energy tensor) in other contexts.
These are some of the variants of mass I'm interested in...
No I agree that this topic could be mentally much harder than brain surgery theory. But in brain surgery you create risks if you're wrong and it's safety first. By doing at-home physics crankpottery, I only hurt myself.
And of course I do look at GR first, it is remarkably successful and has...
Alright, thank you, that helped. I failed of course, so I'll take that as strong evidence I do indeed have no business even thinking about this.Edit: I shouldn't lie to myself. It's honestly not very convincing for me. It may further convince you I'm full of crap, but that's not why I asked my...
Only entry level for QM (maybe 1.5 years into undergrad?). I wouldn't be able to understand more advanced books without the help of professors / without knowing where to get the prereq info.
My main focus is experimental results in SR and GR though. Being able to calculate the time evolution of...
Haven't had any luck with that, it's rare to find a book that's both applicable and impossible to understand. Like of course I might not grasp some high level book about say superconduction, but it'd be mostly irrelevant anyway. Do you have any recommendations?
Huh? I never stated this was an...
And it does make me suspect that I'm wrong. Hence my post.
Small clarification though, the theory itself is much more a GR replacement than a unifier.
I'm self-taught with the help of online resources and books and have focused in particular on available experimental data. So I don't know...
Hello. I'm looking for some advice. Like many before me, I've tried to come up with something that could unify GR with QM and came to a possible answer. Unfortunately, like those before me, I'm probably wrong. I'm an amateur, I'm not schooled in Physics or Math, I'm not a genius, and I'm prone...
Thank you!
I'm afraid I don't have enough skill to actually solve an equation like that, but it gives me plenty of places to start looking.
I'm assuming what you mean here is that the flow is proportional to the gradient of current density, or am I not understanding this correctly?
Hi, I'm having a strangely hard time imagining how the distribution of particles would look around a constant point source in some scenarios. I came up wiith something that sounds reasonable to me, but would like a logic check.
The easy one for me to grasp is distribution when the source...
Well I've been through that phase, and although comments were made, no one gave a dozen comments about things that were wrong with it, except the: "you're not going to get the positive result anyway, because we're very confident in x already".
Ofcourse ofcourse, I just want to get it through...
Thanks for giving me a shot. All that talk about scifi and high school mathematics isn't in the paper of course, but I felt it might be good to say that here to help in a journal finding process. The main thing I meant with that is that the style of the journal shouldn't really matter unless...
I see. No I don't regularly read any journals, but I did research many online versions of papers related to the subject. Of course it would be a pretty terrible idea to throw out a couple months of work based on some hunch that it may be worthless, so I would rather get it peer reviewed...
Hello, some time ago I've started thinking about aspects of physics, and came up with an experiment that could have provided very surprising results. I performed the experiment, and no surprising results came up. However, this negative result is still a new result, also the experiment and the...
Hello, I was wondering if particles that have a set position such as for example particles within the Earth's core would experience a temperature gain due to gravity.
If kinetic energy is applied to the particles in the air due to gravity, then kinetic energy should also be applied to...