/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4758925
The undisputed champion of maths!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmy_Noether

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>>4368035

>>3004505
That wasn't the purpose, that was the set-up kid.

The purpose was to demonstrate how laughable the incorrect use of quantum mechanics becomes (without having to actually do the math).

It was a very good argument, and convinced most people in the community. The ones that weren't convinced, actually did the math/physics (or verified it). In either case, the argumnet has been settled for decades. The cat is not "dead and alive".

It is sad how bad pop-science writes about this subject. They usually fuck up the whole thing, and have you thinking that scientist believe the cat is "dead and alive", when in reality they don't.

U trollin? Or just ill-informed?

>>2265081
No they don't, as a Neutron isn't actually its own anti-particle, and Anti-Neutron is.

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>>2265080

>>1732277
Alot of people seem to be confusing various physics concepts.

Particle wave Duality has nothing to do with "superposition or wave collapse". You do not need those concepts at all.

The double slit experiment is an example of Particle wave duality, the "objects" act like waves as well as partciles. That is all you need to explain the doubel-slit experiment. The superposition of any kinda states of the "objects" has nothing at all to do with any of that. The objects are likely to have no (or little superposition) at all anyway.

>>1410756
"The group of engineering is closed under faggotry" - Emmy Noether

>>1242854
"You have a better chance of proving the continium hypothesis, then of finding a straight engineer" - E. Noether