Slaviks

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Associate Professor, PhD in condensed matter theory.

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May 16	comment	Single electron pumps, superconducting energy gap Please, be more specific about the pumping cycle, the charge stability diagram of your pump etc.
May 13	comment	What are the limits of applicability of Coulomb's Law? QED corrections to Colombo law can be worked out analytically, at least to the first order in $\alpha $.
May 13	comment	A theoretical problem on Mechanics Welcome to Physics.SE! Anna, your question looks like a "do my homework" request. As such, it needs more work on your part to be acceptable here. Please, see our guidelines for this kind of question in the FAQ.
May 12	revised	What's the real value of screening length? corrected spelling and some LaTeX
May 12	suggested	suggested edit on What's the real value of screening length?
May 10	revised	Is there any phenomenon in physics which is sensitive to irrational numbers? change the link to a more appropriate one
May 10	comment	Is there any phenomenon in physics which is sensitive to irrational numbers? Antoher example, closely related to what @Lagerbaer suggests are quasi-crystals. Again, the key word is "commensurability"
May 10	comment	Is there any phenomenon in physics which is sensitive to irrational numbers? I've edited my answer to explain how I understand the relation to your question.
May 10	revised	Is there any phenomenon in physics which is sensitive to irrational numbers? explained relation to the OP"s question
May 10	answered	Is there any phenomenon in physics which is sensitive to irrational numbers?
May 10	comment	Does the collapse of the wave function increase entropy of the atomic system itself? And if you do postselection instead of a trace (ie detect and measure the photon) you can prepare a pure state with $ S=0 $
May 10	comment	Does the collapse of the wave function increase entropy of the atomic system itself? It does. W.f. collapse means that you've made a measurement so the environment (e.g an emitted photon) has info about the internal state. Tracing out the environment leaves the atom in an entropyful mixed state
May 9	reviewed	No Action Needed Clarification needed in the concept of apparent depth & real depth
May 9	revised	Possible states for two electrons in the helium atom edited tags
May 9	answered	Possible states for two electrons in the helium atom
May 8	comment	Equivilence of One Flux Quantum and Zero Flux The statement is about the spectrum, not state
May 8	comment	Statistical sum of physical quantities in a quantum system -1; Both identities are always true since A is non-random
May 7	reviewed	No Action Needed How can I add an acceleration vector to a velocity with a different direction?
May 5	accepted	What stabilizes neutorns against beta decay in a neutron star?
May 5	comment	What stabilizes neutorns against beta decay in a neutron star? This really nails it! Thanks to you both for a quick and decisive resolution.