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Colin McFaul
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Origin of Ladder Operator methods

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Is the meander ratio of a river $= \pi$?

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How many states can a n qubit quantum computer store?

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Compton scattering vs. photoelectric effect

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What's the difference between Fermi Energy and Fermi Level?

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Direction of rotation of a celing fan

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Can we say there are 2 EM radiation types?

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What's the physical meaning of the imaginary component of impedance?

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Is the Schrödinger equation derived or postulated?

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Is there a symbol for "unitless"?

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Is there an upper limit to temperature in thermodynamics or statistical mechanics

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What does $\frac{1}{\sqrt{1 - \frac{v^2}{c^2}}}$ mean with respect to special relativity?

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Why is dark matter the best theory available to explain missing mass problems?

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Does a large uncertainty in a given value justify a large uncertainty in the result?

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Could one measure a stick to an arbitrary precision by having its length estimated by enough people?

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Why Negative refractive index is negative

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Zero point fluctuation of an harmonic oscillator

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The impossible possibility - weightless mass

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Velocity distribution in ion source (electron bombardment) for Bainbridge mass spectrometer

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Why potential energy of a dipole in an electric field has a negative sign?

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Is the existence of electromagnetic standing waves dependent on the observers reference frame?

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How do we know if a formulation of classical mechanics is correct?

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Gravitational potential energy negative?

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Is my electric kettle collecting old water during the week?

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If light is linearly polarized, does it have some spatial extent?

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Quantum Mechanics by Dirac

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Mie scattering intensity and spherical particles on

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The notion of an adiabatic process in thermodynamics -vs- quantum mechanics

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Is there a physically motivated "trick" to evaluate this convolution?

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Are there solid materials with controllable porosity?