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May 8	answered	What is a “measure equation” as mentioned by this TeX Users Group guide?
Apr 3	accepted	Hyperbolic, parabolic, elliptical PDE related to under-, critical- and overdamped in harmonic osciallation
Apr 2	comment	Hyperbolic, parabolic, elliptical PDE related to under-, critical- and overdamped in harmonic osciallation You mean the $\ddot x + 2\beta \dot x + \omega^2 x = 0$?
Apr 2	asked	Hyperbolic, parabolic, elliptical PDE related to under-, critical- and overdamped in harmonic osciallation
Feb 22	accepted	Does the electron really turn into a positron on $2\pi$ rotation?
Feb 21	asked	Does the electron really turn into a positron on $2\pi$ rotation?
Feb 18	comment	Additional mass of block on inclined plane Any progress on this problem? Could you either tell us that your problem is solved, still open or something else?
Feb 12	revised	Plane vector problem Fixed markdown, use LaTeX, using headings
Feb 12	suggested	suggested edit on Plane vector problem
Feb 12	answered	Additional mass of block on inclined plane
Feb 12	revised	Expectation value of a Gaussian wave packet Improved LaTeX usage
Feb 12	suggested	suggested edit on Expectation value of a Gaussian wave packet
Feb 5	awarded	Quorum
Feb 4	awarded	Custodian
Feb 4	reviewed	Excellent Banach Space representations of physical systems
Feb 4	answered	Electric Field due to a charged sphere
Jan 28	comment	Which is the axis of rotation? How do you apply torque around a point? You fix some point and apply a tangential force somewhere else. But then, you fixed an axis! If you do not fix anything, you will need to apply some tangential force on the left side (say up) and some down force on the right side. Then it will rotate about its center of mass.
Jan 28	answered	Which is the axis of rotation?
Jan 25	awarded	Revival
Jan 25	comment	Force on Earth due to Sun's radiation pressure Yes, the 4 should not be there (I was thinking surface of a sphere apparently), and I forgot the $c$. So your result is correct.