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🔭 Recommendation: “Doppler vs. Kepler” by Steven Sesselmann
As someone who has spent a lot of time thinking about the role of potential, reference frames, and how we observemotion in the universe, I found Steven Sesselmann’s paper “Doppler vs. Kepler” to be a breath of fresh air.
Rather than accepting the longstanding mystery of “flat galaxy rotation curves” as a call for dark matter or modified gravity, Steven steps back and asks a simpler question:
Are we interpreting the measurements correctly?
This paper:
  • Clearly outlines the difference between Doppler-based observations (line-of-sight velocity) and Keplerian motion (inferred from a fixed celestial sphere),
  • Points out the mismatch in fiducial reference points that could explain the discrepancy,
  • Shows how a simple sign correction, with no new physics, produces rotation curves that match observation,
  • All while staying within classical Newtonian dynamics.
It’s the kind of elegant, intuitive thinking that makes you pause and say:
“Wait… why aren’t more people talking about this?”
If you’re curious about galaxy dynamics, observational bias, or the power of questioning the frame itself — I strongly recommend giving this short but sharp paper a read.
It doesn’t require complex math or exotic matter — just a willingness to look at the sky with fresh eyes.
🧠 Steven’s work deserves more attention.
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There are two kinds of people in science, those who benefit from the dark matter hypothesis and those who don't. I think it is time we stop wasting money looking for Ghosts.
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We assume that the accepted definition of a quantum particle is one subject to Schrödinger dynamics as opposed to Newtonian dynamics.
This implies some limitation on the size or volume of the quantum particle V.
In other words there exists a critical volume Vc where if V<< Vc the particle obeys quantum dynamics and for V >> Vc the particle is subject to Newtonian classical mechanics.
The question arises: is there an accepted estimate of the critical size Vc?
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Dear All,
I have succeeded to formulate a concept that is realistic and that captures reality in metaphysical terms, which can be used to prove the existence of the graviton particle:
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Has English translation:
- abstract:
- conclushion:
and graviton:
Onto this article, where was created the term of a priori entity an universal form of electric-magnetic matter can be said that the quantum is an elementary a priori entity which is the building particle of ordinary matter every particle sub this dimenshion is a quantum... somewhat here cen be used definition of Prof. Ismail Abbas : a bit transformed
'This implies some limitation on physical size or volume V.
In other words there exists a critical volume Vc where if V<< Vc' (when the particle phisical dinamics cannot be related to our dimension, which is why quantum dynamics was formulated to make possible phisical description on this scale). §
'The quantum particle itself has a wave function which is the Schrödinger solution which extends'(to the outer boundary of the space phase of the a priori entity).
On the other hand, the world of quantum particles is the one that is estimated to be equal or smaller than an atom (atomic and subatomic world), which means that Vc is approximately the size of an atom.
Regards,
Laszlo
§-'and for V >> Vc the particle is subject to Newtonian classical mechanics.'
(In my opinion, these is an erroneous conclusions:
Newton's concept can only be applied to the solid state of ordinary matter; Newton could not plausibly explain the cause of the phenomenon of garvitation! )
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My position about Mach's Principle is that it is unsupported and refuted by optical and gravitational detection of Neutron Star Collisions.
I identified the only support (Celestial Dynamics within the Solar System requires instantaneous positions to be used in the force calculation) as being the result of using the wrong (empirical Newton's Law of Gravitation) law.
This shouldn't come up as a surprise to anyone since we all know that Newton's Law failed to predict the right Mercury Perihelion Precession Rate.
Of course, nobody can use Einstein's equations for a multi-planet dynamical simulation.
My theory - the Hypergeometrical Universe Theory (HU) provides a trivial replacement for Newtonian Dynamics and Einstein's General Relativity.
In fact, HU fully replaces General and Special Relativity.
IN SUMMARY
To call a theory Machian is a bad thing.
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Mach's principle, or, as I like to call it "Mocks principle" is essentially a refutation of Newton's second Law. It is positively one of the most idiotic ideas in physics, but because it is always expressed by respected scientists in awed tones nobody notices.
Newton's second states, essentially, that acceleration is equal to the net force on an object divided by its mass.
What mocks principle does is says, no... we're not going to do that. We're going to say that
amach = a-mg = ∑Fng/m
Where Fng is the net non-gravitational force acting on the particle,
But then on top of that, we're going to add a whole bunch of other complete claptrap, to wow and amaze people, so it seems like we've just done something clever in conflating real and fictitious forces.
It's also one of those "Emperor's New Clothes" sorts of things, so if you point to the fact that you've spent a considerable amount of time in College Freshman physics making a distinction between real and fictitious forces, people in the general relativity community will cluck and guffaw about how foolish and uneducated you are to fail to conflate them, once Mach's principle is introduced.
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Dear Sirs,
Everyone knows the derivation of Lorentz transformations from electromagnetic wave front propagation. But Lorentz transformations are the basis of the general mechanics theory. It seems to me it is logically correct to derive the transformations from purely mechanical grounds. But how to do this? Mechanical (sound) waves are not of course applicable here. Or there is only purely mathematical approach? I The later is also not good in physics. Could it be derived from gravitational wave propagation? If it is so is there any controversy because General relativity is based on special relativity? I would be grateful for your suggestions.
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Length contraction CAN be deduced by purely mechanical processes. The other Transformations are substituted by other mechanical means. For example, time dilation can be speed of light changes in different media density.
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I have been contacted by a famous French journalist who wants to interview me for a French radio program (on Sud Radio) about my preprint on the Mamoudou Gassama affair:
Since no scientific journal would accept to publish my preprint because of the political dimension of the affair (involving French President Emmanuel Macron), the journalist would like to find scientists, not closely related to me, who would accept to testify that my analysis is scientifically sound. He is not asking for people to testify that what I suggest is really what happened, but just to testify that my analysis makes sense.
Let me know if you are interested, and I will send you the contact information for sending your testimony.
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My article was reviewed by several scientists, including famous physicist Florence Vives who joined the United Nations. The interview is available here, but it is in French:
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I have a solid model and i wanna set own coordinate for golbal because i have problem with gravity , adams set gravity in y axis but i wanna gravity in z axis, what should i do?
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simply go to setting > gravity . From there you can easily set the gravity in whichever direction you want.
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I've heard some researchers say Newton's second law of motion if to be tested near the earth surface could possibly fail. But what is the glitch of the Newtonian dynamics, possibly for a falling object near the earth surface? Why could this experiment show the drawbacks of Newtonian dynamics/gravity? How could this experiment lead us to conclude Newtonian dynamics needs revision? Kind Regards.
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Bishal Banjara Thank you.
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Bonnor and Bondi suggest that GR predicts antigravitational interactions between negative masses. Jame Farnes points out that Newtonian mechanics suggest the same. But in electromagnetism interactions, same particles sign results in the same interaction, and only different signs behave different. Why choose one insted of the other?
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Yes, that is correct. However in the longer paper I argue that C and D must also exist in GR.
Although I mentioned that two metrics are therefore needed, in reality only one metric is needed;- particles of class C and D just accelerate as if they have negative mass rather than positive mass in the geodetic equation (which requires that GR be generalised to allow maximal violation of the principle of equivalence).
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Dear researchers,
Power law model is one of the simplest models for non-Newton fluids. There are two constants i.e. " n and k" in this model. the more the n is lower than 1, the more the fluid shows shear thinning behavior. But what is the meaning of the very low (=5) or very high (=2300) amount for "k" in this model?
Could you please help me?
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Foroogh
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Hi,
as you know, k is the consistency factor. For n = 1, the consistency factor reduces to the Newtonian viscosity μ; in general, the units of K depend on the value of n.
You can take a look at these links for more detailed inormation:
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I have done some simple experiment s to know the feasibility of it.
For more detail see my Experiment finding"free energy using gravity power and balanced seesaw".
I have consulted with many experts but all are confused and silent.
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Please stop spending your valuable time by trying to realize the impossible since there is no such thing in real life. French Academy forbids, since 1860, French scientists to put more time on that. You remind me of an inventor who came to my office to announce that he solved the world energy problem by gaining the energy of the floating boxes in his swimming pool after draining out the water. Something fishy is always hidden in these things.
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Dear Sirs,
I would like to find out more precisely whether the 2nd Newton law is valid or not in wide range of masses, accelerations, forces. Particulary I have a question whether the inertial property of body (inertial mass) is able to stop the body for small external forces or not. I have found in the Internet the fresh articles with tests of the 2nd Newton law for small accelerations (10^-10), small forces (10^-13) and SMALL masses (about 1 kg). The articles deal with the question of dark matter and MOND theory in astrophysics.
But I am interested in BIG masses. Could the test be carried out in planetary scale? Maybe for the Moon or asteroids? Or for masses like 1000 kg? Thank you very much for any references.
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- When calculating ephemeris in the most accurate models of EPM and in some DE models, only miserable corrections are obtained from the PPN formalism. The Newtonian gravitation remains in the basement of celestial mechanics and of the GR. To my point of view, and stem from the fact, that geodetic lines in the presence of masses get bent, the Newton’s gravitation law suffers from a fundamental flaw due to violation of the inverse square law, underlying it. Let's try to go down from generalizations to specifics.
For example, discussing the modification of the law of Newton, I will argue that the mass is not an invariant, and the APPARENT gravitational mass depends on the distance to the observer Ma = M (1+ KR), where, for particular body, K = const. To verify the validity of the modified law, one will have to a) recalculate the masses of all celestial bodies in accordance with modified law, and b) get the Shapiro amendment, which will also depend on the (apparent) mass. As a result, using appropriate Shapiro delay values, we may get confirmation of the modified law.
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Your Galaxy formation project could benefit from the Initial Hyperspherical Seeding (occurred during the Neutronium phase) from the correct Keplerian Dynamics.
The information about the seeding is stochastic driven by a deterministic hyperspherical acoustic oscillation.
The correction to Newtonian Dynamics refers to the new Hypergeometrical Force - a constraint force due to our Universe being a hypersurface.
Please, feel free to ask questions.
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We are speaking of the same hypersphere.
Yes, that was my first idea, using time as the hyper-radio dimension, but there is a problem, what happens if we go backwards in time? there is a time 0, and before? What existed before time? How was time created? with the energy? Tell me some energy process that can create time? it is evident that time can not be that 4 dimension because it gives many problems..
Why wouldn't time be essential? Why do you posit that it has to be created?
I chose to use The Simplest Model where time is always there and it times metric and dimensionality fluctuations that yield Universes. Fluctuations are governed by the Heisenberg Principle, which is supported by observations. So, that explains what was before and what will be after and that model is just fine with observations.
There is no need to create time with energy. That is a convoluted model which has no observational support of any kind and shouldn't be pursued.
Yes, you can get Einstein's equations (look at my work and check it yourself ...) based on a very simple idea, if the universe is hyper-spheric and contains all the mass-energy of the universe, that mass-energy is what gives it its shape (obviously, less mass-energy will cause less curvature) (look at the part where I explain gravity, you'll see that it's so intuitive that it almost comes out alone), and showing before that E = mc^2 is a potential energy, knowing the how and why of that energy and doing a series of calculations
To state that the intrinsic energy of a body in an Universe traveling at the speed of light is mc^2, is trivial, given that that energy was impacted in an impulse. That is no insight.
Insight is to understand that Gravitation is perpendicular to the direction of expansion and thus cannot have any work done or have any effect upon the expansion. That is what I concluded and that is what is consistent with observations.
Yes and no, look at my way of deducting E = mc ^ 2 and the medium I use for the transmission of light to understand it better..
I have to confess ignorance of your derivation. That said, it it that relevant since I agreed upon your conclusion E=mc^2 by considering that the Universe was accelerate to c impulsively. That is a very, very, very small part of the argument I created.
I do not treat dark matter in my work, although it can easily be seen that if the universe is hyperspherical and the light propagates Euclidly in a straight line, to the distant galaxies mass-energy should be added to obtain its real curvature (although that does not mean that that mass-energy exists, it can be an error of "perception")
That is the problem I am trying to explain to you. Since all forces, include gravitation have no influence on the expansion and the expansion is timed by a Cosmological Time. So the hypersphere is a circle also on the 4D spacetime and it does not care upon the Universe content.
What you use in the current spacetime curvature has to do with the twisting of the local time. Just look at the double cross-sections, representing the Current Universe.
This is all irrelevant since the constant expansion means that Einstein's equations are fundamentally incorrect.
I derived a velocity and epoch dependent law of gravitation that is Quantum Mechanical, Relativistic.
I also provided a new model for matter, which is used to derive the Natural Laws. I also corrected Newtonian Dynamics with the introduction of the Hypergeometrical Force and corrected Newton Laws of Dynamics with the introduction of the Fundamental Dilator and the Quantum Lagrangian Principle.
And now that I think about it, if you use a signature - +++ or + ---, you can not use a hypersphere directly like I did, should you make the corresponding change to adapt the hypersphere to that metric, no?
Don't use a metric at all. The refutal of Einstein's Equations by the my discovery using the SDSS data shows that the geodesics paradigm is not to be used.
If you have an Algebraic Addiction, you might need help..:)
That said, Merry Christmas.
Please, read this:
Run the scripts here:
to convince yourself that you cannot use, ever, the geodesics model. It is just wrong. Einstein's interpretations of Time are also incorrect, etc, etc.
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can anybody explain what is erik verlinde's emergent gravity in a layman words rather than giving links?
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Since entropy is an emergent property so it seems entropic gravity should not be able to describe gravity beyond certain scale
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The derivation of orbital velocity is presumably well understood. One method is to set the centripetal force equal to the gravitational force and solve for v.
Mv^2/r = GMm/r^2
for which orbital velocity becomes v = sqrt(GM/r)
Now let's assume we have a spacecraft in stable orbit around a body at some distance r(1) and want to move the craft to a higher orbit r(2), to do this it must fire it's engines, i.e. accelerate the craft (a) for some time (t), and presumably increase its velocity as ∆v = at, however Newtonian theory tells us that the velocity has indeed decreased as r(2) is larger than r(1).
So I would like to know what kind of Hokus Pokus is normally applied to explain this problem.
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There is much in your reply that starts ' The simple case would be ...' which is wrong and I recommend Feynman's lectures as a good starting point.
a) The electrical potential of an object in a system is not the same as the gravitational potential in a system.
b) ' Redshift is therefore caused by our potential falling. '
No. That is empirically not true. If I charge a lamp, its spectrum does not change one iota.
I can generate quite large Doppler shifts in a laboratory from a *neutral* gas by simply warming it.
I think that I'll step away from this conversation. Thanks for the replies.
<Feynman, or any similar introductory physics text: Kip for Electrostatics served me well, with Flowers and Mendoza for basic properties of matter>
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This is from my book "unique perceptions on Physics", this expects that there is serious errors in the concepts of "equivalence principle" which in terms of GR is not accommodated by the sense of tidal effect with respect to individual falling mass from point to point variance in gravity, there are a lots of reference in this regard but probably not for two mass reference. But the result below not just manifest the usual discrepancy rather a new version taken with respect to relative acceleration between two such different masses which is constant actually, not the usual way of individual referenced mass. Do you agree that this ultimately question on foundation of GR?
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Of course, the paper is almost about the Newtonian physics. What I was intended to mean is, see the impact of my paper to the definition of inertial mass in terms of inertial force execution or say straightly, there is no true existence of inertial force that a body experiences in complete ideal space. The freefall would be not of inertial rather as a consequence of gravitational effect supporting the Mach's idea. As Einstein himself said that his theory did not included the Mach's principle as he was intended to include Mach's principle as his basic foundation of GR, and many physicist now working to include this principle in GR through relational mechanics.
I suggest you read " 3.1 Ful llment on mass-discrepancy|alternative to MOND" section specially how it violet the WEP taking consideration of usual way to link centripetal force for inertial type of force.
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I can't run MODFLOW Model using PEST in Visual MODFLOW Flex 4.1, and i can't find the tools PESTCHEK.EXE and INSCHEK.EXE in the PEST distribution files    to run the model , Is there any help, please ?
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Convection currents is a fairly accepted idea as far as the deriving mechanism of plate tectonics is concerned, what are the latest developments about the deriving mechanism?
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Yes, perhaps, but where do you see the source of this radiogenic heat? At what depth?
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My theory gives a solve to gravity and the rest of forces on the universe. Only can be a unificated theory of everything. 
At this point this is in draft so there may be many questions and are welcome.
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Gravity, Magnetic, Regional/residual separation 
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One very effective and simple technique is to do upward continuation. This produces the regional anomaly. subtracting the upward continued grid from the original grid produces the shallow structure. of course, for gravity data, you first need do the full bouguer corrections including terrain and for magnetic data it is better to first do terrain corrections for the magnetic data.  Terrain corrections for magnetic data are done simply by simulating the response of the topographic model with a uniform susceptibility which is appropriate.
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We know velocity is a parameter defining dynamics; however, inertia is a property that defines statics. From mathematical physics point of view, is it possible to analyze velocity and the inertia in the platform of matrix space metrics?
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Velocity and inertia are not directly connected.
According to Newton's first law, inertia is defined as the "resistance" of a massive body to its state of motion being changed by an external force, so inertia is resistance to "change-of-state-of-motion".
This is true whether or not a massive body is in motion (velocity involved) or not (velocity not involved).
If not moving, it will resist being set in motion. when in motion it will resist having its velocity slowed down or increased and it will resist its straight line trajectory being changed even when its velocity is maintained.
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Recent surveys show that stars tend to form in pairs: https://phys.org/news/2017-06-evidence-stars-born-pairs.html.
It seems that there should be a very simple explanation for this: in a gas cloud with effectively zero angular momentum, a spinning star can form only if simultaneously another object is formed with opposite angular momentum.  Otherwise, angular momentum would not be conserved.  Of course, rotational angular momentum and orbital angular momentum of the whole system would be conserved.
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Why ``less important'' planetary systems? In mass, they are essentially negligible, but as far as angular momentum goes, they are fundamental. This is what makes me doubtful about any attempts to connect a present star's angular momentum with that of the cloud from which it formed.
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The group MG/r occurring in an equation indicates that action at a distance is being described. Newton realized that something unknown must be operating on a smaller scale, but had no tools to explore it. Einstein offered geometry of curvature which can be expressed locally. but G/c2 remained invariant in General Relativity as shown in the integration of functions.
Einstein offered a variable scalar light speed when gravity must be considered.
c/co = ( 1 - 2MG/rc2)
Suggesting
G/Go = ( 1 - 2MG/rc2)2
By applying equivalence principle for mechanical acceleration and making r very large
c/co = ( 1 + v2/c2)
which is just a case of invariant h Planck's constant, but results in G/c2 that decreases very slightly with increasing speed. Then one possibility of G is given,
G/Go = ( 1 + v2/c2)2
but this result is not in agreement with Vacuum Partition theory.
General relativity seems to be over constrained except in the low energy case.
Einstein's ( c/co = ( 1 - 2MG/rc2) ) is not exactly compatible with invariant (G/c2).
How Is Large Scale Gravity G Expressed In Local Properties Of Space?
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Do they connect G to all free motions in space?  I did experiments of the kind ' falling leaf' indoors, with a thin papper. Found 4 types of motion. Could summarize them with
'I do' and some kind of gravity. First it was a harmonic oscillator ( the curved part of the d). Then in some cases it did entire laps, the o. Then it took a different direction in a fast straight motion, some cases, the I. If the person performing the experiment was sufficiently close it approached as1/r, and then bumbed outwards.
The I and the o, may need a little input of air layers, and the other 2 cases more often obtained.
Large scale if mostly space, is difficult to scale,  and geometric means will also be spatial.
But the local property before the bump, would be also gradient of density.
And before that, it created kinetic energy with small curved paths, into a harmonic oscillator.
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If what I am thinking is right, then Energy should be the fundamental dimension in physics, not Time
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@ Biswajoy Brahmchari Thank you Sir. I need to study more on the subject.
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I looked at energy conservation in e.g. a pipe, assuming internal energy proportional to temperature. Then with the ideal gas law, the static solution is a mode shape, with wavelength depending on density, heat flux factor and the chemical constant in the gas law. (Invoking convective terms but not time dependency,  a velocity gives damping or the opposite.)
If including time dependency,  these are transients multiplied on the mode shape(which now also dep on a new constant). If the physics is such that heating at one side, this will change the boundary condition, f.i. with a time dependency,  but that cannot be modelled with the exact solution. Is there something missing? If I did a weak formulation and FE, or CFD there would be solutions, because linear, and these will be the transient solutions probably(?). But exact traveling waves appear more physical,  but are such solutions to the temperature field in CFD?
Is it possible to derive the wave equation from continuum mechanics, and then use the ideal gas law, to express it in temperature? I did something like that years ago, but cannot recall how.
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Yes,  I looked at both flow and the static case. 
When flow, I think there are traveling wave solutions with the flow velocity as wave velocity. At static condition (or coexisting, there are the mode shape). We started with a small report, to be attached later on. For heat conduction, the transverse direction are most important, but possibly (hopefully since then determined) correlated  to the other, that is why I started there.
(I seldom used the complex notation, except for inplane spatial problems. Then there are the Cauchy Riemann equations and what not, but that is for a solid displacement field)
Those are solutions,  (not the same as for the heat equation), instead the temperature distributes in mode shape, and also with traveling wave. Since temperature is a scalar, the transverse solution could be related and maybe derived.
The usual heat equation is obtained when neglecting internal work from pressure and volumetric change.
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Do you think that the energy-momentum tensor of relativistic magnetohydrodynamics should be invariant under parity transformation?
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It depends on how many spacial dimensions are being flipped. There is a choice. If you are flipping two dimensions perpendicular to the force and applying the relativistic (differential) form of Maxwell Equations then the force vector is invariant, although all the electric and magnetic fields reverse. This explains why AC power can be applied to the magneto hydrodynamic device
With other choices of flipped dimensions you get a variety of results. Generally flipping one or three dimensions  makes a sign reversal in the force vector which is not an invariant response and not the usual requirement of a system.
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In general, the principle or relativity may be stated as the independency of a law from the observers. By an observer we mean that a system which is competent to verify the law. The law may belong to any subject.
As an example, the special relativistic formulation of the law governing the portfolio risk of two security case has bee discussed in 'Role of the principle of relativity.
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"unable to understand the meaning that the principle of relativity plays the role of an axiom." It is an axiom so that it forms that necessary point of departure for logical reasoning where-from one can use this as a selection criterion as to what can and cannot be physical. That's my take ...
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Usually, to get a non-relativistic approximation of the Dirac equation we introduce the momentum as i times the derivative of the field and require small momenta; however, this way is valid strictly speaking only for plane waves: is there a similar procedure that is not restricted to these systems, and therefore not base on any definition of momentum?
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A very detailed derivation of the Pauli eq. can be found in "Relativistische Quantentheorie" by N.Straumann, Springer 2005.
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In cosmology, the volume of the expanding universe plays the role of the time parameter. It has been noticed that the volume itself is quantized by the loop quantum gravity that given the meaning of the universe takes place in the discrete time interval.
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Thank you so much, Prof H. G. Callaway, for the feedback. I will go through from the article stated. 
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Are there any experiments going on to verify the validity of string theory to study theoretical particle physics?
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As far as I know, there is no way to test string theory. The scales are simply too small. So it remains as is – a theory.
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Asking about the biological effects of radiation in human body.
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I would prefer "stochastic effects (cancer risks in exposed individuals and heritable risks in their offspring) and deterministic effects (occur only after a threshold dose of ionizing radiation and these effects include many healthy problems" to "stochastic effects ( genetic risks in offspring) and deterministic effects (generally occur only after a high dose acute exposure of ionizing radiation and these effects include many healthy problems".
 
For some deterministic effects, the same threshold has been recommended irrespective of the rate of dose delivery, e.g., 0.5 Gy to the ocular lens, heart and brain for cataracts and circulatory effects for acute, fractionated, protracted and chronic exposures.
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Should time be considered continous or are there definitions for a time quantum (e.g. shortest time for anything to happen)?
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Newton and Einstein's theory treats time as continuous flowing in one direction from past to present to future. In my theories I consider this as imaginary time. And since space time are not independent of each other, both are imaginary. The reality is based on wavelengths and periods of the particle waves. So time is periodic in nature. Definition of this periodic time quanta comes from de Broglie formalism as discussed in following article. The shortest time for anything to happen is Planck time 10^(-43) sec. When the period of the wave gets any smaller than this, it crosses the compton limit on wavelength 10^(-35) m. and this will make the particle wave to collapse leaving no mass gap. So energy of the particle will become perfectly motionless.
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Does Uncertainty principle hold at zero Kelven?
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Respected Remi Cornwall!
Researchgate is a literary network for students, teachers, researchers and related persons. People put forward questions on RG and others reply them in their best possible way. We should appreciate everyone for every question (whether it is wrong question or totally confusing) and we should help others likewise. The world of knowledge is not too conservative. In my humble opinion, we should respond politely. As "Read a book" is not satisfactory answer. I hope you can understand my point.
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How did Einstein's Spacetime pull of gravity on the Planet Mercury differ in value than Newtons?  Was it simply via the spacetime fabric adjusting this value?
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Your interpretation is utterly incoherent and unsupported by anything in the text. Einstein merely says a point moving in k must have a value of x' which is constant. In other words, the value of x' for a point moving with k must be constant. Mere obvious kinematics, following from the definition of velocity. Nothing is ever said about x' being ``attached'' to k. Nor is it true that it is measured using moving rods. Rather, x is measured using rods at rest with K, so is vt, and therefore the difference between the two is also a distance measured by rods at rest with respect to K. Your screaming ``Nonsense'' merely shows lack of understanding. The idea that such a distance ``cannot be measured'' is again a figment of your imagination: there is no difficulty whatever in measuring the distance between two moving points.
This discussion has, of course, no meaning: your only point is to denigrate relativity, for purposes best known to you. I have stated the truth of the matter, by following the actual original text (which you were afraid to quote) as closely as possible. For any interested readers who might have been confused by your nonsense, this should be enough. You I do not think worth an additional second of my time.
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Would you say always the upper bound obtained in Dantzig Wolfe decomposition is better than upper bound in lagrangian relaxation method ( minimization) and lower bound conversely?
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Dear professor Patriksson
In this paper:  ' A new cross decomposition method for stochastic mixed-integer linear programming Emmanuel Ogbe, Xiang Li' said that in mixed-integer linear programming:
" The DWD restricted master problem DWRMP provides a rigorous upper bound for Problem (P) , while the restricted Lagrangian dual RLD does not. Actually, according to Van Roy (1983) , RLD is a dual of DWRMP. On the other hand, DWPP is similar to LS and either one can provide a cut to BRMP (according to the discussion in the previous section). Therefore, using DWD instead of Lagrangian decomposition in the cross decomposition framework is likely to achieve better convergence rate."
Would you say always the upper bound obtained in Dantzig Wolfe decomposition is better than upper bound in lagrangian relaxation method and lower bound conversely?
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the known values of(n) is(1.4 to4.4) and for two body problem systems, they put n=2 or 3 , (alpha)=10^(-20) ,in other references (alpha)= 10^(-14) according to what?
and since I want it for certain neutron star binary of M1=M2=M sun ,these constants may take different values, how can I get or calculate theses values??
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Given that it is a power-law, one could obtain the value of the exponent using curve-fitting measures.
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Contrary to classical electrodynamics, the electron does not radiate when it orbits the nucleus in stationary orbits. This inconsistency may be the result of the use of Coulomb potential to describe the dynamics of a hydrogen-like atom. In order to resolve this problem we need a potential that can produce a zero net force when the electron moves in stationary orbits. It can be shown that general relativity can be used to modify the Coulomb potential in this case. Please refer to my works A TEMPORAL DYNAMICS: A GENERALISED NEWTONIAN AND WAVE MECHANICS and ON THE STATIONARY ORBITS OF A HYDROGEN-LIKE ATOM on RG for more details.
In fact, it is possible to show that a classical potential is directly related to a geometric object which is the Ricci scalar curvature and the Schrodinger wavefunctions are simply mathematical objects that can be used to construct spacetime structures of quantum particles. For this new development, please refer to my works SPACETIME STRUCTURES OF QUANTUM PARTICLES and A DERIVATION OF THE RICCI FLOW for more details.
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Dear Arkady and Stam,
Physics is about exploring Nature, mathematically, to find out what the unknowns are, not about accepting what have been assumed, in terms of the so-called principles. If we just accept what we have learnt then we will not be able to realise that there are many problems in physics that cannot be explained within the present formulation of quantum physics. Arkady, can you clearly explain to me what a quantum of energy is? You also mentioned about simple but not too simple! Basically, quantum mechanics is a wave version of Newtonian physics. Isn't that simple? If you read my work then you will see that I have generalised both of them and derived few equations that I could not solve because they involve Fractional Laplacians. Is that simpler? Furthermore, one of these equations will tell you what a quantum of energy is.  I have tried to seek help but so far no results. If you can help me solve these equations then I will give you a personal reward (you buy anything you want to the maximum of AUS $1,000 and I will pay for it).
Dear Stefano,
Did you mean a mixed potential?
KInd regards,
Vu.
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for the dynamic analysis of parallel manipulator lots of method such as newton euler, lagrangian based ,Kanes method ,natural orthogonal complement method and Gibbs Appell (GA)method are there. Among them the GA method are based on acceleration  energy of particles based. i want to derive equation of motion  based on GA method.kindly suggest some reference based on GA method
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There also is a description of the Gibbs-Appell equations in Analytical Dynamics, by H. Baruh, McGraw-Hill, 1998. Book is out of print, but used copies available on the net.
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There are many indications that this is the case today, with the added advantage that Newton's laws can then be derived rather than proposed. For example, consider this quote from Benjamin Crowell  [1]:
In many subfields of physics these days, it is possible to read an entire issue of a journal without ever encountering an equation involving force or a reference to Newton's laws of motion. In the last hundred and fifty years, an entirely different framework has been developed for physics, based on conservation laws.
The new approach is not just preferred because it is in fashion. It applies inside an atom or near a black hole, where Newton's laws do not. Even in everyday situations the new approach can be superior. We have already seen how perpetual motion machines could be designed that were too complex to be easily debunked by Newton's laws. The beauty of conservation laws is that they tell us something must remain the same, regardless of the complexity of the process.
[1] Benjamin Crowell, Light and Matter, chapter 14, retrieved from
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The really meaningfull term in physics, and more broadly in science, is generality.  But to appreciate generality, one must first know all the cases where it applies, otherwise it can not be recognized as such.
Under the light of generality, opinions may show their limits. The Lagrangian formalism isn't the more general one. It doesn't apply when non conservative forces appear, then new definition of energy must be given, along with sattelite concepts like free energy or enthalpy, so that energy conservation also rules in thermodynamics.  As Noether theorem only applies in the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formalims, it is useless in this case. Moreover, if a symmetry implies a conservation law, the converse is not true, there are topological invariants for instance.  Of course there is statistical mechanics, but that doesn't include non holonom systems, which need Newtonian mechanics, and which I think will play an important role in physics.
In all that, momentum conservation is the most general, that's why it should not be taught first.  I don't say it should not be taught at all, to the contrary, that is the target of the whole course in physics.  Science developed in the way it did for the same reason, it took the most easy way, and its purpose is generality which is gradually gained.
It is as though one would say that the top of the pyramid is the most important part, since it can be seen from the farthest, then it must by laid first.
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Quantum systems introduce angular momentum in very particular ways involving vorticity or irrotational waves near the boundaries.  This is in complete contrast with classical gases where internal vorticity has none of the volume excluding energy cost of quantum gases.  We are generally weak at all aspects of the classical-quantum transition.  Gases seem like a great place to explore this, nevertheless, most research on them uses fitting to classical hydro or GP type equations outside the domain of their known validity.  
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thanks.
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Gravitation
Delta\tau_g = \frac{g}{c^2} \sum_{i=1}^{k} (h_i - h_0) \Delta t_i
How the difference between 0m and 5000m on Earth should be today (after for example 4.5 billion years):
\Delta\tau_g = \frac{~10}{9*10^{16}} (5000m - 0m) 4.5*10^9 years = 21.9 hours
Following the theory, shouldn't we see a difference of 21.9 hours between two picture of the sky taken at 0m and 5000m?
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Have a look on my book "ESSAI (version V2) - L’univers pourrait-il être un réseau 3D et la matière ordinaire en être des singularités topologiques ?". You could find some interesting answers!
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How to calculate the impact forces of icebergs colliding with offshore pipeline.
That is, for any arctic environment.
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thanks very much  this is a good concise research. Though in this literature I am not really considering the interaction with the soil mechanic. The question based on the impact force the Iceberg collide with pipeline and this is really static mechanism.
Once again thank you for your contribution
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In generalized newtonian flow, i choose the power law and arrhenius law model for shear rate and temperature dependence of viscosity. The value of power law index is 0.25, so i must define an evolution function.
Though i define f(s)=1/s for the evolution function and Picard iteration for interpolation, the problem can't converge.
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salam.az in ghesmat ke baraton ax gereftam power law ro zadid?az ghesmate define material
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Metal-like gravity modifies Newtonian dynamics and provides a viable cosmological dynamics. It provides a physical system that explains the success of MOND theory. The physical system also can pave the path for a possible Quantum Field theory. It however apparently runs against GR, only if GR doesn't require a positive energy theorem as a pillar since negative energy/mass can be safely embedded in Einstein's equation and mathematically viable. Also, the apparent contradiction to the Equivalence Principle may be worked out.
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Karmal,
Is this your profile: 
or are you  homonymous  ? Thanks for clarifying
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Model material points cannot be used for describing the motion of macroscopic bodies.
The derivation of the equations of continuum mechanics based on the use of limit theorems, in which the size of the domain (of a elementary volume) tends to zero, which allows the movement of the domain to describe by second law of Newton. However, the material point can not serve as a model of a domain (elementary volume) as part of a macroscopic body with its properties: any macro body consists of a large number of randomly moving structural elements (constituent particle). This suggests that the existing equations of continuum mechanics can not reflect the basic properties of real bodies.
Lev Kurlapov
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I am interested in your treatment of dense fluids as deforming parcels.  Have you found new results using it?  You seem to have posted a variety of articles and am not sure how they are all connected.  The English is a little rough (no offense) so I am not sure I have not missed anything.  
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It seems Hamiltonian systems handle conservative systems because of invariant Hamiltonian and Lagrangian mechanics does so for it is equivalent to Hamiltonian mechanics. Is there anything a like incorporating dissipative forces such as friction or damping?
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Dear Shuchang Zhang,
 I would like to mention a tool, or 'method' that was not mentioned in the previous answers, for the treatment of dissipative systems in classical mechanics. The two papers that seem important to me are by Fred Riewe :
Mechanics with fractional derivatives, PRE 55, 3581 (1997)
Nonconservative Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics, PRE53, 1890 (1996)
(of course there are many more.) In these works, the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics is formulated to include derivatives of fractional order (!)
Lagrangians with fractional derivatives lead directly to equations of motion with nonconservative classical forces such as friction. These equations, or equivalently the corresponding Hamilton's equations, are derived using generalised classical mechanics with fractional and higher-order derivatives!
Best,
Nikos Lazarides
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I would suppose that I am missing something since this topic is not in my field; regardless, my question is if a particle was accelerated over the Planck length in one Planck time would the result be the maximum theoretical acceleration of a particle? Is it completely unreasonable to use the Newtonian motion equations to solve for it?
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The anwer is simple: There is no theoretical limit for the acceleration. In my German edition of Landau/Lifschitz the problem is treated in detail in Vol. II, Chapter I, § 7, Exercise (with solution).
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Does Newtonian Gravity has an independent existence in General Relativity, other than static weak field approximation of Einstein's gravity?
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I am writing an article:
Abstract:This work analyzes various kinds of difficulties which relates to gravitational fields. These difficulties can only be explained by assuming that mass is variable in a gravitational field. In this case, the meaning of gravitation is simple to determine.
Keywords: Mass, Gravitational field, Energy, Covariance
Would you lkie to read.
Please visit: http://vixra.org/abs/1011.0075 Thanks (1/Dec/2010)