Dejan Govc

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A curious mind.

	168 reputation	bio	website	http:///	visits	member for	1 year, 5 months
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Apr 10	awarded	Autobiographer
Feb 17	awarded	Popular Question
Jan 5	accepted	What happens if we put together a proton and an antineutron?
Dec 29	comment	What exactly is a quantum of light? @Ron: I have upvoted your comment, because I completely support your right to do so, but I have to say that I accepted that answer for a reason. It is because I believe it has given me the most insight into how physicists think. Your answer and your comments were also very helpful and together with the other answers helped create a better picture of the concept in my mind.
Dec 27	awarded	Editor
Dec 27	revised	What happens if we put together a proton and an antineutron? added 332 characters in body
Dec 27	comment	What happens if we put together a proton and an antineutron? @voix: thanks, this is pretty much what I was hoping for in question (2).
Dec 27	awarded	Commentator
Dec 27	comment	What happens if we put together a proton and an antineutron? Since an antineutron is made of quarks -u, -d, -d and a proton is made of quarks u, u, d, I can imagine what remains is a particle made of two quarks: u and -d. According to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mesons that could be a pion or a charged rho meson ... Could it behave like an atomic nucleus?
Dec 27	comment	What happens if we put together a proton and an antineutron? Ok, but this raises two more questions: (1) what about at other energies or some other circumstances? (2) If it annihilates, is it still possible that the thing it annihilates to remains somehow stable enough to behave like an atomic nucleus?
Dec 27	asked	What happens if we put together a proton and an antineutron?
Dec 22	awarded	Scholar
Dec 22	comment	What exactly is a quantum of light? Thanks, this seems like interesting reading.
Dec 22	accepted	What exactly is a quantum of light?
Dec 22	comment	What exactly is a quantum of light? Thanks everyone, I have upvoted your answers, since they're all quite helpful at this stage. I'll have to think about the answers for a few more days before I accept the one that is the most helpful to me.
Dec 21	comment	What exactly is a quantum of light? Thanks for the suggestions. The double-slit video is quite interesting.
Dec 21	awarded	Supporter
Dec 21	asked	What exactly is a quantum of light?
Dec 16	comment	Can we describe the classical laws of physics in a frame-of-reference-independent way? @Ron: I think this pretty much answers what I wanted to know. Thanks.
Dec 15	comment	Can we describe the classical laws of physics in a frame-of-reference-independent way? Thanks, although this doesn't quite answer my question, it certainly helps clear a misconception or two of mine. I will upvote as soon as I have the capacity to do so.