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05:20
Apparently not.
06:09
Hi
Why can’t on some point Y (on extended AO) potential be 0?
06:20
@Fawad: if you write down the equation for the potential as a function of the distance $x$ from $O$ to $Y$ it should be obvious that it cannot be zero (except at infinity).
 
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09:27
Doing GR with units is hard
I always seem to be missing a $c$
Help me solve this math problem
@Slereah great lies of our time: factors of c and G can be reintroduced using dimensional analysis
@JohnRennie Well it's not wrong, but it's not trivial in GR
Because there's several conventions
You have to decide what units $g$, vectors, the stress-energy tensor, etc have
@Slereah OK, gross oversimplifications of our time :-)
even worse, specific components of vectors
Does $[x^0] = [T]$ or $[L]$
gotta decide which one you pick
I need to do a section on this, I think
 
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11:33
Jul 4 at 8:21, by John Rennie
It's all coming together then! Scary!
user228700
@JohnR: Yes. We were out shopping today; bought a duffel bag, a backpack and everything...
When will you buy a school shirt?
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Q: Two opposite rotating clocks in Special Relativity

AbigailTime dilation experiments in centrifuge demonstrate, that rotating clock dilates according to predictions of Special Relativity. Clock hypothesis states, that acceleration does not affect time dilation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_hypothesis We put one observer (1) with clock on one ar...

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@LasVegasRaiders "School" shirt? :O
yeah, a shirt with your school name on it
Anonymous
11:45
@LasVegasRaiders Universities and colleges don't have any dress code as such in India.
Anonymous
Upto high school they have uniforms though...
It's not a dress code, it's just a shirt with the name of the university on it.
Anonymous
Oh, yeah. But it's not compulsory to buy those. They give them out during college fests and stuff like that :P
Anonymous
@LasVegasRaiders During college fests? Yeah
Anonymous
11:50
Otherwise you can buy them...but not compuslory
Neat.
How's your lung condition? @Blue
Anonymous
@LasVegasRaiders What? :O I don't remember having any issues with my lungs...(?)
Oh? Sorry it must have someone else.
Anonymous
Maybe you mistook me for someone else :P
@Blue you have chronic broncho-paracetahepaoctahedritis.
You just forgot all about it because cocaine
Anonymous
11:57
@BalarkaSen lol....maybe XD :: tries to remember ::
you can tell Balarka has slept well when he uses long words :P
I just woke up from a smallish nap.
The master of long words is still at large: chartrain.org/PDF/Finnegans.pdf
You made me load 849 pages for that!
sorry :p
12:07
Well, at least, you have loaded 849 really good pages
indeed
You should join the literature.SE
Their chat room is very lively
I get the impression that their goal is different from my interaction with literature. They're book-buffs, similar to the screening room people being movie-buffs. I don't think I belong to that collection of people.
yeah, you don't strike me as the "buff" type
Last night dream:
 
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13:27
@JohnRennie @ACuriousMind My computer won't start...
It crashed in the boot screen
before you OCed it?
I did not OC
are you = @LasVegasRaiders
you both give god awful advice
user228700
@Secret Dude, what is that?
user228700
@LasVegasRaiders Huh?
@Kaumudi.H It's a weird type of bird of the size of cassowary (and the baby chick of it) seen in last night dream
It's beak has a spongy structure, presumably for suction like an octopus
user228700
13:40
Wow, I see.
Aren't you going to buy a shirt with your school's name on it?
Since my drawing is still not very good (as some user said the bird look horrifying), here's a pixar video which illustrate accurately the emotion you should expect to have when you saw that chick:
user228700
@user685272 Who, me?
user228700
No...
user228700
13:45
I hope to buy one during our technical festival but not before, no.
user228700
school shirt is not exactly a thing over here...
In the dream, that little chick is taken cared by me for some time, and the dream scene where it appears depict me having a reunion with it as I stroke its head and it portal jump across many tanks in some kind of biohabitat
As for the adults, they walk around casually in the theme park among people
you could buy a shirt and paint "Church of Scientology" on it
alternatively
custom t-shirts are popular
@JohnRennie I was in my room reading, then I heard two strange noises coming from my turned off PC. Sounded like cracking. I turned it on, it crashed on the boot screen. The CPU light came on and I waited for a minute. I turned off the power on the back of the case. I turned it back on, repaired the disk, and it booted fine.
I'm worried about that cracking noise I heard.
user228700
13:48
@BalarkaSen Still thinking about ISI/CMI?
yeah i'm officially (whatever that means) preparing for them
user228700
Cool! :-) A good friend of mine is in her second year at CMI.
Good god, my GPU scored 14,121 that time
user228700
@BalarkaSen Just those two?
@JohnRennie Somehow my GPU benchmark is now higher than the Titan Xp
13:51
very nice. a friend of mine went to CMI this year
yeah just those. i dunno what else to take tbh
i mostly want to get in to CMI
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@BalarkaSen Ooh, cool.
user228700
@BalarkaSen Ah, OK. It's excellent, I hear. My friend, however, is having a bit of a hard time there; she's the only girl in her class of 30-40 :-/
@0celo7 I'm at a loss what would make such a noise in a turned off PC - I'd guess it was just a cracking from some thermal stress in the case
@ACuriousMind It hadn't been on since last night
yikes. i suspect that'd be hard.
not everyone has nonexistent social life like me
(aka not everyone is a madman)
user228700
13:55
It is. The last time we met, she specifically requested that we not talk about college.
you said you had a friend?
"""friend"""
we are mathematical friends
user228700
We did, of course, just for a little, and she told me about how, even though her social life has pretty much gone to shit, the professors are next level amazing.
I have heard good things about the university academia
13:57
is it competitive to get in?
Is there anything in India that's not competitive to get into? :P
user228700
^
user228700
There are just too many of us; students and corrupt politicians, I mean.
@Kaumudi.H You're a student and a corrupt politician? ;)
13:59
it does not help that there are like 4 or 5 universities in all of india which has a decent math curriculum
@ACuriousMind we are all corrupt politicians, deep down
even survival is competitive for the poor
user228700
@ACuriousMind Dang, I phrased it wrong :-P
@BalarkaSen I may be corrupt, but I refuse to be called a politician!
@Kaumudi.H i gotchu
Please don't joke about killing people. Again.
14:01
does the ";)" not make it clear?
Maybe not to you
@0celo7 Well, it's clear it's supposed to be some sort of joke. That doesn't make killing people any more an appropriate thing to joke about.
what's your problem?
14:02
@ACuriousMind So, should I not worry about the noise? The only thing I'm worried about is the GPU power cable...it's touching the top of the case and pushing on the GPU slightly.
0celo is a nuclear engineer, he's allowed to joke about nuking
@BalarkaSen god church
@0celo7 If it seems to be working fine now, I wouldn't worry about the noise any more.
@Kaumudi.H: hi, sorry I missed your earlier ...
@ACuriousMind Is it not suspicious that it failed to boot?
user228700
14:04
@JohnRennie Hi! :-) Sure, no problem.
Depending on what "slightly" means, that cable may be a problem, but I think if the GPU is not bending under the stress or anything, I wouldn't worry about that either
@Kaumudi.H Buying stuff for college eh? Makes it all seem horribly real! :-)
user228700
Yep yep.
@ACuriousMind I'm going to get an L-shaped power cable.
@0celo7 Satan is on your PC
- M. Night Shyamalan
14:05
@0celo7 A bit, but I think all of my computers failed to boot every once in while and I never found anything wrong with them
Alright
@0celo7: if you get regular boot failures I'd be worried, but not after a single boot failure.
(Except for the one with the fried GPU, but that didn't have anything to do with booting)
Ok. I need to figure out this power cable, for my sanity.
If it happens again check the diagnostic LEDs and see what they show.
user228700
14:06
@JohnRennie What's for lunch?
I might be able to McGyver it
@Kaumudi.H I'll post a photo later. Did you see yesterday's lunch?
user228700
@JohnRennie No...
Lamb rogan josh with kitchari rice!
user228700
Wow. Was it delicious?
14:08
are you going to eat the keyboard too
/did you
you eat in front of the computer?
@BalarkaSen Only if I'm really hungry :-)
@Kaumudi.H Actually ... it was nice but not amazingly nice. The lamb had a nice flavour but I used a premade sauce and it wasn't that wonderful.
@user685272 it's the bachelor lifestyle :-)
@JohnRennie inner cyberpunk intensifies
user228700
@JohnRennie Ohhh, OK...
But I do like kitchari rice. It's basically a dahl pilau i.e. rice, lentils and spices cooked together.
14:11
you could have sprinkled some cheeze on it
@user685272 I did contemplate adding some cheese, but I thought it might detract from the flavour of the lamb.
right, right
@JohnRennie do you eat vegetables?
user228700
No, he does not.
@0celo7 Yes. Monday to Friday I eat healthy meals - lots of green veg. I only splurge at the weekend.
user228700
14:13
LIES.
But I don't post pictures of the healthy meals because, well, they're boring. Who wants to see veg?
@Kaumudi.H do you mind? I do a very nice vegetable risotto :-)
user228700
Ah, you and your risottos. I can't remember the last time your lunch wasn't risotto and had vegetables in it.
I had risotto once last week ...
14:15
@JohnRennie where would I have installed that CPU maxing program?
Just need to check the water cooler
user228700
Except for that time you had a whole bag of apples for lunch.
C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86)
@Kaumudi.H I did that again last Friday. Very nice too.
@JohnRennie what is it actually called?
@0celo7 the CPU maxing app? Don't know.
I thought you made it
14:16
Oh, EatCPU?
yeah, can't find it
Probably in the downloads folder.
and my computer won't search
I haven't figured out the Win 10 search
is there some trick to it?
14:18
I never use the Win10 search. I've lots of hackeresque command line apps for that sort of thing.
hi peeps
@JohnRennie it clearly doesn't work at all
why are you splitting your personality up in ten million chat users
fuuuk that is blurry
that never ends well
14:21
parkinsons, sorry
the windows 8 search was actually amazing
why did they break it?
even the file explorer full search can't find it
why is Windows so terrible?
@Kaumudi.H Today's lunch:
user228700
And what is this?
A lot of fish
@Kaumudi ghoti
14:28
@Kaumudi.H They are called slices in the UK. It's meat in puff pastry. The one cut open is chicken and bacon, and there are also spicy chicken and pulled pork slices on the plate.
aw i am wrong
it looks like fish
are you sure it's not
I thought it was fish patties
They are really good. The pastry is really crisp and flaky.
@JohnRennie I'm going to muck around with Cortana
this is ridiculous
user228700
14:28
@BalarkaSen Huh?
does Cortana actually work
Deep fried?
@BalarkaSen haven't tried
but people are saying I need to restart Cortana
user228700
@JohnRennie Oh, wow, I see.
she apparently control the search
14:29
@EmilioPisanty I wrote an answer which may be attractive for you. :-) And, also my query about the cross-network migration statistics is finally ready. It was a nice, productive day! :-)
@BalarkaSen Cortana is generally considered to be pretty good.
@JohnRennie ...
so I am just retarded?
is that the answer?
user228700
Creative respelling of the word fish?!
It's supposed to illustrate how illogical English spelling is.
14:31
GB Shaw was a genius, yes
but Joyce was a supergenius
"Gee each owe tea eye smells fish" from Finnegans Wake
@0celo7 I've never used Cortana - I always disable it
I almost want to prounounce Ghoti as "ghor-ti"
Temperature stabilizing at 71C...cooler seems fine.
So who knows was the noise was.
i am saying it was the satan dude
@JohnRennie What is this program doing, anyway? Harvesting my computing power for colloids?
Btw, the calibration was 1,481,000 today
My computer is getting faster, apparently
14:36
what are you going to do with your computer even
@BalarkaSen See the second starred comment
sounds like you're building up some supercomputer to hack onto pentagon or something
Oh, temp went up to 74C
static DWORD WINAPI CPUThreadProc(LPVOID Args)
{ int iterations;

// Start eating CPU

for (;;)
{

// Eat some CPU

iterations = EatSomeCPU();

// If we are calibrated pass info to main window

if (Calibration > 0)
MainWnd.SetCounters((100*iterations)/Calibration, iterations);
}

// Should never reach here

return(0);
}


static int EatSomeCPU(void)
{ int iterations, i, j;
DWORD endtime;

// Loop for two seconds

endtime = GetTickCount() + 2000;
iterations = 0;

for (i = 0; endtime > GetTickCount(); i++)
75...
14:38
@0celo7 Those passmark scores aren't that precise. If you do them repeatedly you'll see a scatter of several percent. I wouldn't read too much into the change in the score.
@JohnRennie Ok this is taking a while. Should I just leave it sit?
The temperature is creeping up
Run it until the temp stabilises or you get bored ... whichever happens first.
I've gotta take a shower
I'm reading online
They say the temperature should be no higher than 60
it's 76 right now
I'm not sure I'd leave it running while you have a shower in case the temp gets too high.
What a cave of crystals sound like
14:44
@JohnRennie 77...
Can anyone here help me with the question?
what's going on? I thought the temperature was supposed to stabilize
PS: I know how to compare EA of atoms but not of ions.
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@Abcd I believe that is Chemistry and not Physics...
Still... Do you know what is Electron Affinity?
14:52
@Sid Chemistry stack exchange is generally inactive.
@Sid Yes.
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Great. Now, You should now the Electronic Configuration of the ions..
(i suck at Chemistry. So, much of what I might be blabbering might just be wrong.. :P)
@Sid yes I know that
@JohnRennie or @Secret do you know how to solve this one?
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Now, let's imagine stuff a bit and reduce our options..
@Abcd electron affinity is the energy released when an electron is bound. So for a cation it is the negative of the ionisation energy.
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I am thinking it's Li+ though..
14:57
@JohnRennie wait, I thought electron affinities are more nontrivial compared to ionisation energies due to shieldings and the effective nuclear charge of the atomic species in question thus has no easy trend?
I mean complications like what is mentioned in this link. I am not sure how to put that into the level that Abcd's courses are on
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Oh, he's still alive..
Quite honorable for a man who was supposed to die 40 years ago
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Some people tell that he is paralysed because he is an atheist...
@Secret I have dealt with the exceptions in the periodic properties on the basis of EC, so not a big problem. You may explain
Anonymous
15:09
@Sid .....I'm an atheist too
Hey @0celo7, I found something that might interest you:
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Q: Did people think the Earth was flat?

Mad ScientistI've heard it numerous times, that in the old days people thought that the world was flat. Most commonly I heard this in connection with the voyage of Columbus, that he believed the earth to be a sphere while most other people thought he must fail to reach India as the world is flat. Is there an...

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@Blue I am not joking. I have actually heard people say that..
@Sid People say all sorts of things. Humans do that.
Anonymous
@Sid Well, people are weird things....
@Blue Atheism is clearly wrong
Anonymous
15:11
I remember my grandfather used to praise Hawking a lot but oppose his anti-religious views.
Anonymous
@BalarkaSen lel
Anonymous
Wrong isn't wrong though
Well, obviously
Does anyone know the definition of the absolute value of a matrix $X$ defined by $|X| = \sqrt{X^2}$? I just want to confirm that if I was interested in taking $tr[|X|]$, then this trace is independent of the basis we choose for $X$?
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@Blue My Grandpa hadn't even heard of Hawking. And neither did he care. :P
15:14
Here are my views on God
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@BalarkaSen wtf....
Anonymous
lol
Think!
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@JohnRennie I have heard people in the West refer to their fathers as "my Old man" and similar stuff. Is that some sort of cultural stuff or something else?
@Sid that's somewhat dated now. Referring to your father as the old man is the sort of slang used in the 1970s.
There you go, it dates back a hundred years.
Basically, electron affinity tend to be highest for halogens, and decreases down the group as the electron shielding increases. However period 2 elements tend to have smaller electron affinity than expected for a linear trend due to electron repulsion and thus it is often the period 3 element that has the highest electron affinity.

Therefore this leaves Na$^+$ and Cl$^-$ as possible candidates. I suspect the answer is a) but I don't seemed to understand the subject enough to explain why not Na$^+$ other than NaCl does not spontaneously form Na$^{2+}$Cl$^{2-}$ @Johnrennie might be able to s
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A: What are some examples of colorful language in serious mathematics papers?

Bruno MartelliA paper of David Bachman-Cooper-White describes a proof that a hyperbolic 3-manifold containing large embedded balls has large Heegaard genus. As they say at the end of the introduction, a proper subset of the authors wish to subtitle this paper “Big balls imply big genus” whch is indeed t...

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Some people are just too lucky...
Anonymous
@Sid That's nothing compared to most billionaires out there....
Anonymous
15:25
I don't like iphone 7 anyway XD
why would i want to buy a new iphone7 everyday for 964 years
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Don't you see, 365*964= (Some big number)
Anonymous
@BalarkaSen No sane person would :P
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He could give away that many i-phones everyday to different people.
i don't identify myself with sane people
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15:26
We can then sell it and get money. Everyone's income increases. The world becomes richer. Poverty is reduced.. blah blah blah
Anonymous
Buy me a pizza everyday. I'll be happier.
@Sid wrong. you'd just end up creating a hedonistic mass hysteria
capitalism prevails
Lol sorry
Another old gem:
Truesdell is also the author of the single best Math Review ever: "In this paper are presented incorrect solutions to trivial problems. The basic error, however, is not new." — Allen Knutson Apr 25 '10 at 16:05
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lol
15:36
@Sid that doesn't seem like that much money
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Hey @0celo7 ! Still messing with Cortana?
No, was fooling with hardware. I think I got my PCI power cable issue sorted
hmm, it seems to find some apps but not others
@JohnRennie Ordered thermal paste and the extender for my radiator cable. I can't shake the feeling that my jury-rigged fan setup isn't cooling the radiator enough.
Maybe I'm crazy but it was only a few bucks
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@BalarkaSen Capitalism is basically Darwin's law: Survival of the fittest.
15:51
@Sid a rather simplistic point of view
@JohnJack All traces are basis-independent.
16:05
@JohnJack Do you mean $\sqrt{\mathrm{tr}(X^*X)}$?
@0celo7 That's not how it is stated in the text but I would assume that's what is meant. Have you seen this kind of definition before?
@JohnJack it's one of the standard operator norms in functional analysis
@ACuriousMind I'm just confirming that $Tr[|\rho|]$ is basis independent based on the definition of $|\cdot|$ that I gave.
you have to be careful with what "trace" means there
@JohnJack uh, wait
trace of a number?
Is $|\rho|$ supposed to be an operator or a number
@0celo7 It's supposed to be a matrix.
16:15
then no
and $\sqrt{\cdot}$ of an operator is trouble
@0celo7 No to what?
I have not seen it
@0celo7 Oh okay. It's stated as $|X| = \sqrt{X^2}$ but then says that "equivalently it is the matrix obtained from $X$ making all it's eigenvalues equal to their absolute values". Does this make sense to you?
Ok, so $X$ is a symmetric, finite-dimensional matrix?
@JohnJack The trace is always basis-independent. What sort of matrix you put into it has no relevance (unless your definition of $\lvert X \rvert$ was basis-dependent, but then it's not the trace's fault)
16:19
If so, then that makes sense. Work in a diagonal basis to see that.
@ACuriousMind I'm getting waaaaay overleveled.
I still have lvl 15 quests to do but I'm 23
Finite dimensional yes there's no assumption of symmetric matrix. Yes I see since it is basis-independent it makes sense @ACuriousMind Yes I understand.
@0celo7 Yeah, there are more quests for any given level than you need to outlevel them
@ACuriousMind Now that I can play at 60fps, I have to say it's underwhelming. It doesn't look like it does in YouTube
Do you get the same feeling?
I recorded yesterday and watched the recording...it looked a lot smoother than when I was actually playing
Maybe it's because I can let my eyes wander when not actually playing
@ACuriousMind I have just one more question if you have a second...@0celo7
16:25
Will just take a second to type...
If we consider the operator $X = \rho - \sigma$ (where $\rho$ and $\sigma$ are density operators). Then $X$ is hermitian. We can also show $X$ can be written as the difference of two positive operators that have support on an orthogonal subspaces (support of an operator is the space spanned by eigenvectors with non-zero eigenvalues). Hence $X = P - Q$. Can you see from the definition of $| \cdot |$ why $|\rho - \sigma| = P + Q$?
Somebody please talk me out of taking the bait here
In fact, none of the questions can be voted as best or worst, a question is a question, I absolutely and without any doubt hate the statement when someone says "Yea...thats a good question" I mean it is just imbecile, what do you mean by a good question? Do you mean that we must think before asking questions? — Ajinkya Naik 2 hours ago
@JohnJack Because if $P$ and $Q$ are orthogonal, you can diagonalize them simultaneously, and then applying the definition yields the result.
16:53
@ACuriousMind I can see the first part but not how the simultaneous diagonalizing with the definition implies the conclusion.
So what I have is The first part you mention is: $$PQ~~\text{orthogonal} \Leftrightarrow PQ = 0 \Leftrightarrow [P,Q] = 0 \Leftrightarrow P~\text{and }~Q~~\text{can be diagonalized simultaneously.}$$

Then from definition $|X| = |\rho - \sigma| = |P-Q| = \sqrt{(P-Q)^2} = \sqrt{P^2 + Q^2} = |P + Q|$

What am I missing?
> equivalently it is the matrix obtained from X making all it's eigenvalues equal to their absolute values
@ACuriousMind
So if I assume that $P$ and $Q$ are simultaneously diagonalized then I can simply add the conclusion as the final step: $|X| = |\rho - \sigma| = |P-Q| = \sqrt{(P-Q)^2} = \sqrt{P^2 + Q^2} = |P + Q| = P + Q$?
@JohnJack Well, you should understand why you can write that, and if you understand that you wouldn't write any of the $\sqrt{.}$ steps...
The reason is this: Since $P$ and $Q$ are positive and orthogonal, $P-Q$ is a block matrix with blocks $P$ and $-Q$ on the diagonal and otherwise all zeros. So applying the definition of making the eigenvalue all positive, this does nothing to $P$ and changes $-Q$ to $Q$ (since both $P,Q$ are positive). So you have the matrix which has $P$ and $Q$ on the diagonals and else zeros, which is $P+Q$.
@ACuriousMind Since $P$ and $Q$ are simultaneously diagonalised, the sum $P + Q$ is a diagonal matrix with the sum of eigenvalues of $P$ and $Q$ respectively on the diagonal. Since they are positive operators, they respectively have non-negative eigenvalues hence it follows that $|P + Q| = P + Q$...?
17:09
Yes, $\lvert P+ Q\rvert$ because they're both positive, but that's not what you've got to use here. In fact, in what you wrote up there I don't understand why $(P-Q)^2$ morphs into $P^2 + Q^2$ - what happened to the $-PQ - QP$ term?
@ACuriousMind They are both zero because $PQ = 0$ and $QP = 0$.
Ah, yes
Then that works, too.
@ACuriousMind Okay thanks for checking. Out of interest, what are you using as your definition of positive operator, I am using an "Hermitian operator with non-negative eigenvalues".
Yes, that's what being positive means
@ACuriousMind Does it follow then as a property that for measurement operators, say $\{ A_m \}_m$, we always have that $Tr[A_m P A_m^{\dagger}] \geq 0$?
17:19
@JohnJack If $P$ is positive and the $A_m$ are projectors, yes.
@ACuriousMind Understood thanks.
Bah, Witcher 3 broke again
this time it wouldn't let me alt tab at all
@ACuriousMind Why do you people get upset at America for using Imperial Units but not mad at @JohnRennie for driving on the wrong side of the road?
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Wrong side of the road?
You always drive on the left side, no?
Only backwards people do that.
Most people drive on the right.
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17:24
That is just.. wrong. Always drive on the left side. Less accidents.
What
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17:44
@dmckee No paternal leave for you? :P
Delivery by C-section means I'm sitting in the hospital. Poking round the internet kills some time.
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Oh, I hope both are okay.
(And as if a coincidence, I became an Uncle few days back..)
@Sid Because I got a late start and my (younger, curse it!) brother got an early one I became a great-uncle a month before becoming a father.
For that matter the last diaper change I did before my daughter was on the mother of my great-nephew. I'm out of practice.
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That sounds like very long ago...
@Secret Thanks. yes, the answer is a) Li^+
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