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*Will electron radiate when it travel in curved space-time? | *Will electron radiate when it travel in curved space-time? | ||
'''wave function?''' | |||
*QM interpretation: w.f. describes the particle (probability to find the particles in certain place and certain time etc...) | |||
*Bayesian interpretation: w.f. describes the incomplete information about the particle | |||
'''Measurements''' | |||
The all troubles in physics comes because people talk in different languages (Tower of Babel) | |||
<math> y = \Theta + x </math> | |||
*<math>\Theta</math> - phenomenon, nature; | |||
*x - noise | |||
*y - measurement | |||
'''Physics Law''' | |||
There is no physics in nature, when people come the physics come then | |||
Nature -> measurements (done by people) -> information -> physics | |||
Revision as of 20:00, 22 May 2013
- Do you think it is real that electron can be simultaneously in several places, like QM told to us?
- Do we really understand why electron radiate when it orbits around atom nuclei?
- Do we really understand why the low of classical electrodynamics does not apply to atom?
- Will electron radiate when it travel in curved space-time?
wave function?
- QM interpretation: w.f. describes the particle (probability to find the particles in certain place and certain time etc...)
- Bayesian interpretation: w.f. describes the incomplete information about the particle
Measurements
The all troubles in physics comes because people talk in different languages (Tower of Babel)
[math]\displaystyle{ y = \Theta + x }[/math]
- [math]\displaystyle{ \Theta }[/math] - phenomenon, nature;
- x - noise
- y - measurement
Physics Law
There is no physics in nature, when people come the physics come then
Nature -> measurements (done by people) -> information -> physics