/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4350544
Satisfied is certainly the wrong word. But usually I take an operational approach.

>>4350540
I'm not sure how to go at this. The wikipedia article is pretty long, have you read it? If you have any specific question, I'm glad if I can help. For now let me just point out that the "vacuum" is just the ground state of the quantum theory, and the emptiness concept is not the naive one from classical mechanics.

>>4350554
I don't know which frequency you speak of but I certainly don't know how to make statements about other universes.
>Could this be true? Yes, it does.
(not sure if quoted correctly)

>>4350557
>PhD in math
ah, very good.
>Ricci flow
that concept is certainly not necessary here.
Anyway, reformulate the question, and I'll correct my formulation in your terms.

>>4350562
only going to answer actual theoretical physics questions here, but a european university, and yes, I don't think that's a problem at all.

>>4350564
is that a real question?