dmckee
Duchy of Grand Fenwick
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Age: 42
Experimental particle physicist. These days I'm doing neutrinos.
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Possible implications of Quark Quartet @PeterKravchuk That is a phenomenology paper. If you are talking about $(0.5 \pm 0.1)\text{ MeV}$, it is a computation not a measurement and concerns the lifetime of the $\theta^+$ which is assumed to exist in the context of the calculation. |
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Bound states in QCD: Why only bound states of 2 or 3 quarks and not more? added 245 characters in body |
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Possible implications of Quark Quartet Related: physics.stackexchange.com/questions/33578/… physics.stackexchange.com/questions/1534/… |
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Possible implications of Quark Quartet @Peter I believe that all claims of having seen evidence for the $\theta (\text{some mass})$ were withdrawn with good grace when many other labs couldn't find it and the analysis was called into question. |
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Possible implications of Quark Quartet Particle physics types will remember the penta-quark kerffufle a while ago. I presume that this has been checked carefully with that history in mind. |
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answered | Converting a float to std::string in C++ |
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Method of images tutorial? The Method relies on the uniqueness of solutions to the boundary value problem for electric potentials. So you (1) remember the cases done in your book (planes and spheres typically) and (2) if you have to do a new geometry you must intuit the image distribution well enough to set up a solvable system to get the boundary potentials. |
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Under what conditions is a pure fusion nuclear bomb possible? Pointedly just getting fusion going doesn't have catastrophic results contrary to another answer (now deleted). |
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reviewed | Edit suggested edit on How to solve the mean anomaly of a planet? |
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How to solve the mean anomaly of a planet? math formatting |
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I want a particular moderator's closing rights to be removed By way of explanation that question had been flagged by a user, and had been looked at by several moderators who neither acted on it nor cleared the flag. That usually indicates a borderline case. I also considered closing it as "Too Localized" on the theory that it asked for a particular answer rather than a general rule. Though I don't keep notes I think I settled on NoRQ because it matter what glass is involved. The question is salvageable, and I would be happy to re-open a version of this question which is both more clearly stated and generalized a bit. Just flag it once you're done. |
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An entropy of the Wigner function John, you seem to have lost contact with your earlier account. See physics.stackexchange.com/help/merging-accounts to fix it and consider using a registered account which will make this kind of occurrence less likely. |
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reviewed | Approve suggested edit on Is the Mendeleev table explained in quantum mechanics? |
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Improve heat transfer on frying pan design I think there are proposals on area51, but none active. On the other hand, I don't look often. |
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Improve heat transfer on frying pan design It is not clear to me that this question is sufficiently focused on physics rather than an open ended request for engineering help. Thoughts from the commentariat? |
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How can I improve my technical writing? Now *that* is embarassing |
