Alejandro Luque

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Nov 22	accepted	A step in the derivation of the magnetic momentum of the electron in Zee's QFT book
Nov 22	comment	A step in the derivation of the magnetic momentum of the electron in Zee's QFT book This is basically identical to the answer by A friendly helper and both are correct. I am accepting his answer because he was slightly quicker but many thanks anyway.
Nov 22	comment	A step in the derivation of the magnetic momentum of the electron in Zee's QFT book Right. I guess I was blinded by the appearance of $\partial_\mu A_\nu - \partial_\nu A_\mu$ so I forgot that the $\partial$s were still operating on everything to their right. Thanks.
Nov 22	asked	A step in the derivation of the magnetic momentum of the electron in Zee's QFT book
Aug 23	awarded	Citizen Patrol
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Mar 9	awarded	Student
Mar 9	comment	Why are Saturn's rings so thin? In inelastic collisions between the ring particles angular momentum is preserved but kinetic energy is lost. So the final rotation axis of the rings is given by their initial angular momentum but it is the dynamical evolution of the rings that makes them flat and thin.
Mar 9	awarded	Teacher
Mar 9	answered	Why are Saturn's rings so thin?
Mar 9	asked	Did Rutherford invent the smoke detector?