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11269774 No.11269774 [Reply] [Original]

In one formula.

>> No.11269778

Its not valid.

>> No.11269780

popsci

>> No.11269786

>>11269780
>>11269778
>expecting the iq-lets on /sci/ to possibly understand what this is and represents.

iShygddt

>> No.11269806

The result I get is always "compiler error". Is that the intended result? What does it mean about the universe?

>> No.11269812

>>11269774
Wow what a bunch of nonsensical things over there. Man I dont know anything about those crazy numbers, man. Haha like what do the funny lil squiggles even do, hahaha?! Like what's up with some squiggles near the letters? Wow science men sure are a bunch of crazy fellas.

>> No.11269823

"other forces"

>> No.11269847

>>11269786
It doesnt't represent anything other than some popsci author trying to "wow" physicslets with le epic convoluted formula for everything

>> No.11269894
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11269894

>>11269847
so wrong, you are!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNVQfWC_evg&t=1860s

Congrats on learning something new in 2020. This is not a popsci equation fella. Watch the video.

>> No.11269911
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11269911

>THE PINNACLE
Not really, IMO. That tells you how the particles interact with each other but it doesn't answer the more fundamental question of why we have the particles that we have. If anyone could figure that out, then that would be even above what you call the pinnacle, rendering that alleged pinnacle not a pinnacle but merely a very high achievement.

Pic from here:Quantum Structure
http://www.vixra.org/abs/1302.0037

30 Tooker Papers
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=08673880568874767256

>> No.11269916

>>11269774
wow, theory of everything
So what are all the physicists nowadays working in if we have all regular matter figured out?

>> No.11269921

>>11269894
>posts a popsci lecture to prove me wrong
?

>> No.11269924

>>11269916
next level of reality, watch the video in >>11269894

>> No.11269932

>>11269921
>popsci
this is not a michiu kiku or dr. denegro talk, this is a real physics/math guy talking about what they are really finding, uncovered and uncovering.

>> No.11269942

>>11269932
kiku and tyson are also real scientists. that doesn't make then not popularizers of sciences. same with stephen hawking. he was also a real life physicist, and yet his best selling book is pure popsci. your argument is nonsensical. the lecture you posted is popsci. if you have ever actually attended a lecture, you would know the difference.

>> No.11269992

>>11269942
if that's how you are qualifying popsci, then there is no point to argue. what I'm saying is he's not making any woo-woo outlandish predictions, he's explaining science, not popularizing it. That's the difference between him and others, like Jim Al-Khalili, specifically his talks on quantum biology.

What is, versus what if, is my criteria for "not popsci" vs popsci.

>> No.11269996

>>11269992
I mis-spoke there, I meant to say him and Jim Al-Khalili are not popsci, unlike others.

>> No.11269998

>>11269942
so what real lecture would you recommend then?

>> No.11270045 [DELETED] 

>>11269998
Tobias Osborne, Quantum Field Theory. Search it on YT.

>> No.11270049

>>11269998
Tobias Osborne, Quantum Field Theory. Search it on YT. Notice the difference?

>> No.11270050

>>11269774
What is "W"?

>> No.11270073

>>11270050
Waldo

>> No.11270092

>>11270049
I'll let you know when i find and watch, currently watching Jim Baggott talk on why space may be quantum in nature, its filling in some pieces for me.

>> No.11270400

>>11270050
[math] \langle f | e^{iHt} | i \rangle [/math]

>> No.11270417

>>11270400
>⟨f|eiHt|i⟩
what is this wizardry?

>> No.11270431

>>11269911
Well we can't even figure out what "we" means. Who are we? And what is time? If we knew that we'd be closer to the ultimate understanding.

>> No.11270444

>>11269774
why is physics so disgusting?

>> No.11270452

science has still yet to answer: What doth life?

>> No.11270463
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11270463

>>11269774
But what does the W stand for?

>> No.11270570

>>11269774
Just putting together some formulas doesn't equal the ToE

>> No.11270644

>>11270463
Work

>> No.11270687
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11270687

>it's an integral! it must be true!

>> No.11270756

>>11270417
is just \langle f | e^{iHt} | i \rangle

>> No.11270766

>>11270644
Honestly,

>> No.11270768

>>11270644
Have you tried setting it to wumbo?

>> No.11270826

>>11269911
>Thinking there's more than one fundamental particle.
You know better than that.
They're all configurations stacking more and more of that one true single fundamental.

>> No.11270828

>>11269806
Dilate

>> No.11270843

>>11269774
Lmao
imagine wasting your life with physics.

>> No.11270855

>>11270050
>>11270463
not sure why W was chosen; most textbooks use Z. Sometimes W for an effective action, but in this case it doesn't make sense. It's called a partition function.

>> No.11270866

>>11270417
That's what W is
>>11270050
[math] W = \langle f | e^{iHt} | i \rangle [/math]

>> No.11271070

>>11269774
Good luck getting the "g" part of your path integral to actually mean anything useful

>> No.11271071

>>11270855
Like you said this is terrible notation because W is often used for the connected partition function, i.e. the effective action

>> No.11272330

>>11270463
its just an equation balance variable, doesn't it essentially mean 0?

>> No.11272756

>>11269774
>THE PINNACLE OF HUMAN THEORY FOR GRANT MONEY
fixed

>> No.11273781

>>11269774
And what does this function give for answer?

>> No.11273794

>>11269774
>pinnacle
>lambda cutoff

>> No.11273913

>>11270092
if it has differential equations and algebraic geometry its not pop sci

>> No.11273919

>>11269774
Set the equation to equal 0, like the net total energy of the universe...

>> No.11274768

>>11269774
lmao Imagine wasting your Life living it
>>11270843

>> No.11274775

>>11273919
>like the net total energy of the universe
I hope you are just trolling

>> No.11275402

>>11269932
It may be a good talk, but it's still exactly what popsci is. Somebody trying to explain quantum theory results to people who have not studied any of the required physics or math. An effort to bring across science, to laymen, in a way that makes it interesting and gives them something to learn. That's the definition of popsci.

>> No.11276446

>>11269894
I didn't watch your pop-sci video, but I'm just posting to say David Tong is legit. He publishes actual papers and also writes good lecture notes on a lot of topics

>> No.11276471

>>11269774
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXJvxEHSv5E

Based

>> No.11276475

>>11269774
>dat i placement
I kekked

>> No.11276478

>>11269847
>convoluted
It's literally the condensed version.

>>11269778
This, just because it is valid does not mean that it is complete.

>>11269916
See
>>11269823

>>11276475
>dat i
I fucking lolled.