4 gravitons
The trials and tribulations of four gravitons and a physicist.
- Based in Denmark
- Roughly one post per week
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Most recent posts
Quantum mechanics is famously unintuitive, but the most intuitive way to think about it is probably the path integral. In the path integral formulation, to find the chance a particle goes from point A to …
A loose rule of thumb: PhD candidates in the US are treated like students. In Europe, they’re treated like employees. This does exaggerate things a bit. In both Europe and the US, PhD candidates get …
Last month, I had a post about a type of theory that is, in a certain sense, “immune to gravity”. These theories don’t allow you to build antigravity machines, and they aren’t totally independent of …