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    Why Does the Green Curve Have Higher Probability at the Left of the Barrier?

    sorry for the question, I have found my fault.
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    Why Does the Green Curve Have Higher Probability at the Left of the Barrier?

    Hello people, I'm trying to plot probability distributions from the given potential numerically. These are the results (particle coming from the right) https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/s720x720/546478_516459578368236_1799346634_n.jpg What I want to know is why does...
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    Why Does the Higgs Potential Resemble the Maxican-Hat Potential?

    So higgs boson can be in a tachyonic mode. Really thanks for the answer! :)
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    Why Does the Higgs Potential Resemble the Maxican-Hat Potential?

    I know that Maxican-Hat potential is for tachyonic particle, says V(\phi)=-\frac{\lambda}{2}|\phi|^2 + \frac{g}{4!}|\phi|^4 But why does Higgs' potential take the same form of this?? Even though higgs boson is not a tachyon?? Tell me if my question is not clear. Thanks in advance for the answer.
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    Euler Lagrange equation as Einstein Field Equation

    I don't understand. κT^{μν}=G^{μν} is the Einstein field equation, isn't it? Or you are trying to say that the definition E = K+V can't be used in General relativity? I'm new to GR. I forget this point. Thanks for an enlightenment.
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    Euler Lagrange equation as Einstein Field Equation

    Oh, I understand the second equation, Thank you :) but I doubt about the first one hmm How does \sqrt{-g}R come up in the equation? what is the physical meaning of this expression? Answer your questions, - E is a total energy (Hamiltonian) , so I can split it into K+V. And p...
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    Euler Lagrange equation as Einstein Field Equation

    I want to prove that Euler Lagrange equation and Einstein Field equation (and Geodesic equation) are the same thing so I made this calculation. First, I modified Energy-momentum Tensor (talking about 2 dimension; space+time) : T_{\mu\nu}=\begin{pmatrix} \nabla E& \dot{E}\\ \nabla p &...
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    Are Geodesics and Projectile Trajectories Equivalent in Curved Space-Time?

    That's the point. I use 1-2GM/r = 1-2gr because I calculate in case where g=9.8 and r is around the Earth's radius (not small, is it?) Oh. I have never heard something like this before, it's new for me. What's the name of the other way, other than kinematic equation? What is the other...
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    Are Geodesics and Projectile Trajectories Equivalent in Curved Space-Time?

    I can't see why we can assume that \sigma^{-1} = 1+2gr, they're not quitely equal.(at least at the Earth's surface) But i think i can apporximate σ to be -2gr because 1 is very small comparing with -2gr. But I still can't find a way to prove this. Please, any can help me?
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    Are Geodesics and Projectile Trajectories Equivalent in Curved Space-Time?

    Yes, I want to make sure that geodesics of a particle moving in curved space time is the same thing of projectile trajectories. I start from assuming that 1-\frac{2GM}{r}\approx1-2gr and then calculate the schwarzschild metric in this form \Sigma_{\mu\nu}=\begin{bmatrix}\sigma & 0\\ 0 &...
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    How to Prove the Riemann Curvature Tensor Equation?

    Please, anyone tell me how to proof this equation: {R^\rho}_{\sigma\mu\nu} = \partial_\mu\Gamma^\rho_{\nu\sigma} - \partial_\nu\Gamma^\rho_{\mu\sigma} + \Gamma^\rho_{\mu\lambda}\Gamma^\lambda_{\nu\sigma} - \Gamma^\rho_{\nu\lambda}\Gamma^\lambda_{\mu\sigma} Given a definition...
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    Physics Pursue a Physics Career in US: Salaries Up to $100K

    I am a high school student and planning to study in physics-> Quantum -> QFT//Standard model. Physics career in my country, Thailand, is very unexpected because of its very low salary;5,000-10,000 US dollars per years. While in US, it's up to 100,000 dollars. I don't really mean to specify on...
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    Wave Packet Expansion: Physical Reason & Conservation Laws

    Thanks for that answer :) but let me ask another question. If we consider an electron as a wave packet moving through space hitting at the step potential, theoretically, electron with low energy could sink into the potential and then jump back to the free space, or, also, be reflected back at...
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