Tim van Beek

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I'm a physics graduate working as an IT-developer and -consultant.


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Sep
16
 accepted Significance of the hyperfinite $III_1$ factor for axiomatic quantum field theory
Sep
16
 comment Significance of the hyperfinite $III_1$ factor for axiomatic quantum field theory
Feel free to expand you answer later, even though I will accept it already.
Sep
16
 comment Significance of the hyperfinite $III_1$ factor for axiomatic quantum field theory
Ok, I somehow missed that paper, although Yngvason is on my watch list :-)
Sep
15
 asked Significance of the hyperfinite $III_1$ factor for axiomatic quantum field theory
Aug
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 awarded  Nice Answer
Jun
5
 answered Is string theory a quantum theory of gravity?
May
10
 comment spectral function
Please try <a href="math.stackexchange.com/">math stackexchange</a> for math problems and add both the equations and your definition of "spectral function" to your post over there :-)
May
9
 answered Applications of the Spectral Theorem to Quantum Mechanics
Mar
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 answered Introductory texts for functionals and calculus of variation
Mar
10
 awarded  Citizen Patrol
Mar
10
 answered What sort of jobs do physics graduates with B.Sc/M.Sc get?
Mar
9
 answered Rigor in quantum field theory
Feb
28
 comment List of good classical physics books
+1: The Feynman lectures are for college freshmen taking their first class in classical mechanics and go from there. You'll find both a nice exposition of basic topics and will get a feeling for the enthusiasm of Feynman for physics: Why it is exciting and worthwhile to study.
Feb
27
 answered How to calculate the upper limit on the number of days weather can be forecast reliably?
Feb
27
 answered What percentage of physics PhDs leave physics?
Feb
25
 revised Withstanding charlatans: How to protect friends from buying “water structuring facilities”?
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Feb
25
 answered Withstanding charlatans: How to protect friends from buying “water structuring facilities”?
Feb
25
 answered Expansion of space and gravity
Feb
25
 answered Does magnetic propogation follow the speed of light?
Feb
25
 answered There seems to be no definition of “stability” in axiomatic QFT. Is there? And, if not, is this a problem?
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