I found this article: http://www.saleh-theory.com/ Sounds good for me, nicely done. But i have not found other references nor mentions. Can it be taken seriously?

Maxwell's equations generalize very nicely if we add in magnetic monopoles: we get $$\begin{align*} \partial_\mu F^{\mu \nu} &= J^\nu \\ \partial_\mu \tilde{F}^{\mu \nu} &= \tilde{J}^\nu, \end{align*}$$ where $F_{\mu \nu}$ is the electromagnetic tensor, $\tilde{F}_{\mu \nu} := \epsilon_{\mu \nu \...

What peer review style questions are acceptable to ask on Physics SE and what actions, if any, should be taken against unacceptable questions? When I originally encountered this question and its accompanying comments (note the question has since been edited), the asker appeared to be making ...

This is not related to Physics obviously, but what I think is that the downvote option to questions on this website should be removed, as on asking a dumb question out of curiosity, the question is generally bombarded with dozens of downvotes which then decreases the reputation and kills the curi...

Spin-orbit coupling is one component of the fine structure of atoms, which is explicitly concerned with the interaction of the electrons' spin with their orbital angular momentum. It can be explicitly derived from the Dirac equation by taking the nonrelativistic limit to subleading order in $1/c$...

This is a bit of a long-standing question / bone of contention that I've seen floating around, and which I would like to ask here in the hopes of getting some outside perspectives from a broader community. My neck of the woods centers around pulsed lasers: these can be long or short pulses, at...

What does the "monogamy" principle imply? At a superficial level, it seems to say that a particle can be entangled with at most one other particle. However, I keep reading that several particles are entangled. For example: Quantum entanglement can reach into the past. Here they describe an ex...