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Angles and all that | Seeing Things
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Why we see what we see. Skip to primary content. Angles and all that. May 11, 2012. What is an angle? Well, most people probably have a sense that it is a measure of how two straight lines meet at a point. A small angle would be something like this:. We use the small arc between the straight lines to indicate the angle, which is then usually given a name from the Greek alphabet – we used “theta” above. A bigger angle is:. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. One thought on “ Angles and all that. You a...
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Why we see what we see. Skip to primary content. May 10, 2012. This post is about reflection and refraction:. Reflection is pretty familiar to most people. Refraction is when light changes direction or “bends” when traveling between substances like water and air: this produces the funny effect seen above with the chopstick in the glass of water. Here’s what’s going on with these phenomena. The object is the same: to get from A to B in the shortest possible time. This also means that the angles β made bet...
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Why we see what we see. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. December 20, 2015. Stars are giant balls of hot gas, and they’re really far away. The closest one (after the sun of course) is more than 4 light-years away: that means it takes 4 years for its light to get to us. What does a ball look like from that distance? It should look like a circle, like the moon does. But since stars are so far away, the circle is so tiny it appears as a dot on the sky. November 20, 2015. You may know that...
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Why we see what we see. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: December 2015. December 20, 2015. Stars are giant balls of hot gas, and they’re really far away. The closest one (after the sun of course) is more than 4 light-years away: that means it takes 4 years for its light to get to us. What does a ball look like from that distance? It should look like a circle, like the moon does. But since stars are so far away, the circle is so tiny it appears as a dot on the sky.
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Why we see what we see. Skip to primary content. Angles and all that. May 11, 2012. What is an angle? Well, most people probably have a sense that it is a measure of how two straight lines meet at a point. A small angle would be something like this:. We use the small arc between the straight lines to indicate the angle, which is then usually given a name from the Greek alphabet – we used “theta” above. A bigger angle is:. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. One thought on “ Angles and all that. You a...
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Conference Amplitudes 2015 – Don’t Stop Me Now! | Edward F Hughes
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Conference Amplitudes 2015 – Don’t Stop Me Now! July 12, 2015. All too soon we’ve reached the end of a wonderful conference. Friday morning dawned with a glimpse of perhaps the most impressive calculation of the past twelve months – Higgs production at three loops in QCD. This high precision result is vital for checking our theory against the data mountain produced by the LHC. It was well that Professor Falko Dulat. Loop leading soft factor in QCD. Maybe unsurprisingly the breakthrough comes off the ...
Conference Amplitudes 2015 – Integrability, Colorful Duality and Hiking | Edward F Hughes
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Conference Amplitudes 2015 – Integrability, Colorful Duality and Hiking. July 8, 2015. The middle day of a conference. So often this is the graveyard slot – when initial hysteria has waned and the final furlong seems far off. The organisers should take great credit that today was, if anything, the most engaging thus far! Even the weather was well-scheduled, breaking overnight to provide us with more conducive working conditions. So what’s new? The upshot is that they’ve calculated. Particle scattering am...
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Future and past courses for which I teach classes for undergrads. Quantum Mechanics and Symmetry. Notes – class 9. Future and past courses for which I mark undergrad work. Quantum Mechanics and Symmetry. Advanced Quantum Field Theory. Future and past courses for which I mentor individual undergrads. Ed is exceptionally good at explaining things to us. He is always willing to help to a very high standard and is the best PhD student I’ve ever had for any module throughout the years. Enter your comment here.
What Gets Conserved at Vertices in Feynman Diagrams? | Edward F Hughes
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What Gets Conserved at Vertices in Feynman Diagrams? July 28, 2015. The simple answer is – everything! If there’s a symmetry in your theory then the associated Noether charge must be conserved at a Feynman vertex. A simple and elegant rule, and one of the great strengths of Feynman’s method. But watch out, there’s a subtlety! Suppose we’re interested in scalar QED for instance. One diagram for pair creation and annihilation looks like. This is a theorist’s way of saying that it doesn’t obey e...Thinking ...
Conference Amplitudes 2015 – Integration Ahoy! | Edward F Hughes
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Conference Amplitudes 2015 – Integration Ahoy! July 7, 2015. I recall fondly a maths lesson from my teenage years. Dr. Mike Wade. 8211; responsible as much an anyone for my scientific passion – was introducing elementary concepts of differentiation and integration. Differentiation is easy, he proclaimed. But integration is a tricky beast. So what are they? It fell to Dr. Erik Panzer. Laymen will remember logarithms from school. These magic quantities turn multiplication into addition, giving rise to ...
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Why We Run Singapore | Running is something that no one can do for you. You own it and can make it what you want.- Diane Meireis
Why We Run Singapore. Running is something that no one can do for you. You own it and can make it what you want.- Diane Meireis. Brooks Adrenaline GTS 11. December 29, 2011. Impact Guidance System (I.G.S. ) (RUNNING): ASICS Design Philosophy Employs linked componentry that enhances the foot’s natural gait from heel strike to toe-off. Guidance Line : Vertical flex groove decouples the tooling along the line of progression for enhanced gait efficiency. Discrete Eyelets: Independently placed eyelets disburs...
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WHY WE SCARE | Methods behind the madness
Methods behind the madness. Guh, a hiatus. Leave a comment ». So an unexpected turn in unemployment has me scrambling for time to write my own stuff, much less keep other projects up and running. So therefore, WHY WE SCARE will be on hiatus for a while. If any readers have the time to take over the place for about 3 weeks or so, or if you’d just like to be a contributing writer, PLEASE contact me and let me know. Reach us at whywescare@yahoo.com. September 25, 2008 at 6:26 pm. In some cases defeated evil.
Why We School
Sunday, February 24, 2013. Education and the Poor. I'm curious to see if Obama's pre-school proposal has any legs. Despite this pessimism, I would make the case that it is in all of our self interests to try to eliminate poverty as much as possible. Education is critical in that effort, and if we care about leveling the playing field with education (and that is a debatable issue), then preschool can be a critical tool in that effort. Links to this post. Monday, February 18, 2013. Principals of schools in...
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Seeing Things | Why we see what we see
Why we see what we see. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. December 20, 2015. Stars are giant balls of hot gas, and they’re really far away. The closest one (after the sun of course) is more than 4 light-years away: that means it takes 4 years for its light to get to us. What does a ball look like from that distance? It should look like a circle, like the moon does. But since stars are so far away, the circle is so tiny it appears as a dot on the sky. November 20, 2015. You may know that...
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Sunday, September 4, 2011. Charity president says aid groups are misleading the public on Somalia. The head of an international medical charity has called on aid agencies to stop presenting a misleading picture of the famine in Somalia and admit that helping the worst-affected people is almost impossible. Karunakara said that the use of phrases such as "famine in the Horn of Africa" or "worst drought in 60 years" obscured the "man-made" factors that had created the crisis and wrongly implied that the sol...
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Let’s talk about love. Penis goes IN the vagina. Drinking like poor college students. This is Tinder at its most honest. Reblogged from Tindered Spirits. The xbox one is missing some basic commands. This conversation, quesadillas, and boners are why we sex. Design by Marcus Olovsson.
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Why We Should Be in Iraq
Why We Should Be in Iraq. Thursday, January 20, 2011. Why We Should Still Be in Iraq. Al Queda's Threat to the United States. The Evolving Al-Qaeda Threat. Al Qaeda still a threat to U.S., intelligence chiefs say. Wednesday, January 19, 2011. The US. Fails to Find Weapons of Mass Destruction.Why Are We Still There Then? US calls off search for Iraqi WMDs. CIA's final report: No WMD found in Iraq. A US soldier guards an underground ammunition storage bunker, containing no weapons of mass destruction.
