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How does one work in the Heisenberg picture? Can you dequantize and solve the classical Hamilton's equations and somehow requantize this classical solution for the time evolution of the position and momentum operators (and more importantly the eigenvectors)? How would one go about doing that...

What caused my picture to turn out the way it does. I really like it. If you would like I could upload a full res version to my server

We just studied E.M. waves; May I assume that whenever we flip a switch, an E.M. wave is produced? -for example, flipping a light switch- If a wave is produced, how does it break off? We have a closed circuit. Does it break off & propogate near the Emf source? Ps. I am so so...

Please check the latest Cassini image: http://ciclops.lpl.arizona.edu/media/ir/2004/574_1058_2.png Oh, my god, nature is beautiful.

If you looked at a picture of where an electron would be likely to be found in a hydrogen atom, would the electron picture look the same regardless of temperature? Edit: would the electron have a definite distance from the nucleus at 0 K and not just a likely place to be found?

I took a picture of Jupiter's moons without a telescope. This is from my 300 mm zoom lens on my Canon Digital Rebel: http://orbitsimulator.com/orbiter/jupiter.jpg

Hey, guys! I have exciting news about neutrinos. Neutrinos are fundamental particles that are neutral in charge and approximately the size of an electron. They come in three favors, and these flavors are: electron neutrion, muon neutrino, and tau neutrino. There symbols are...

Does anybody have a logical explanation to what those little white things on digital pictures are? I figured they can't be dust on the camera lens because they come out in a different place of the photo even if 2 photos are taken one after each other. Anybody, any ideas?

I found it on the web: http://www.funnyjunk.com/p/killer_dog-jpg.html So that's what your planing on doing.

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap040321.html

{incorrect link deleted by Phobos - - see Andre's link} fantastic picture of venus, showing lava flows.

He I need a picture of liquid helium itself for my project on superconductors. I've looked all over but I can't find anything

http://www.frozenwinds.com/Portal/pic_display.asp?id=55 What do you think, when you see this picture ? What do you feel ? Sadness or do you want to sing a song about frogs :wink: ? Note: Hope I posted this in the right forum. Sry if it's the wrong one :smile:

there is this scientist in front of a black board. and there is this picture with four e's and a 4 arrows and a squiggly line. i would really appreciate it if some 1 helped me! thank you very much. i tried to draw that picture. it is in this web page . but it is in the "science question"...

i need to find a picture... HELP! people i need help. there is this picture i need to find it has 29 scientists and the only clue is it has einstein in it. i need to get where it was taken when and the link and the names of people. if you could help me i would really appreicieate it. please...

Which is closest to how you are most apt to think of the universe's timeline: bounded interval with definite beginning and end? half-bounded, with a definite beginning but no end? or with a definite end but no beginning? infinite in both directions, no beginning and no end?

Which of these comes closest to how you picture the expansion of space? As an explosion from a central point with galaxies flying away from the center of the explosion? As the 3D analog of the surface of a balloon? As the 3D analog of an infinite flat sheet of graph paper on which the...