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2:12 PM
@BalarkaSen Atleast there's one place in india where such nonsense will never hapen
pretty fuc'ed up when cow rights are given more importance than human rights
 
Sid
@PrathyushPoduval There is?
 
2:32 PM
Hi @BalarkaSen, do you know some good book on experimental number thoery ?
 
2:42 PM
@Excel what does that mean? Computer-based?
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Q: Possible string duality example?

Stephen PietromonacoOne can consider the Calabi-Yau threefold K3$\times E$ where the Donaldson-Thomas theory is conjectured to be the (inverse of) the Igusa cusp form $\chi_{10}(q,y,p)$. The variables $q,y,p$ aren't conventional, I just want to emphasize that it is a three-variable automorphic form. So we have $$...

sounds pretty interesting
I wish I would be able to contribute
 
hi
 
Why the electrostatic energy of a sphere of radius $a$ is less than the electrostatic energy generated by two particles at a distance equal to $a$?
I don't see it intuitively
The electrostatic energy of a sphere is $\dfrac{3}{5}\dfrac{Q^2}{4\pi\epsilon_a a}$ while the electrostatic energy of two particles at a distance is $\dfrac{Q^2}{4\pi\epsilon_a a}$
 
2:58 PM
@Sid Kerala, everyone eats beef here
 
@Topologicalife I don't think there's a way to see this "intuitively" - the two situations are just completely different.
 
@ACuriousMind a few years ago I found a good solution to this question
but now I can't figure it out by myself
 
@Topologicalife I may have a intuitive method
Start off with 2 charge of magnitude $Q/2$ at a distance $a$ from each other
and try turning it into a sphere by moving the charges around
since this results in the charges coming closer onto each other, the energy of the sphere will be more
 
Anonymous
3:14 PM
Is there any stack exchange site where I can ask questions about specific android apps?
 
Anonymous
 
Anonymous
This seems to be more about the OS rather than the apps
 
vzn
3:41 PM
@ExcelHand [d1][d3][d4] vzn1.wordpress.com/2015/12/29/…
 
Hmm looks good
 
 
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6:05 PM
Hi, everybody.
 
6:20 PM
@Blue ask there itself.
 
@DanielSank hello =)
 
 
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7:29 PM
What's up @heather?
 
Just found a start-up that allows you buy fruits and vegetables online! They guarantee the quality of the fruits with the best price, and deliver in less than 2 hours.
 
link?
 
It's in Arabic.
 
@DanielSank It's here in Tehran :)
@DanielSank Persian
 
Sid
7:38 PM
@ιllιlılMostafaıllııllıl That's awesome. Whoever had this idea, they are a genius
 
Ah.
I wonder about the quality.
Try the peach and report to us.
 
Sid
Also, @ιllιlılMostafaıllııllıl What are those lines in your name?
 
They are lines of honor, of course.
 
@DanielSank Will order as soon as I go back to Tehran (I'm in Hamedan now, another province)
@Sid Just lines
 
8:07 PM
@Sid I've heard of a startup in China that when you get stuck in traffic, they send 2 guys to you (using a motorcycle), one of them gets you to your destination using the bike and the other brings you your car :)
 
@ιllιlılMostafaıllııllıl Sounds like a setup to steal my car :P
Steal the car in one of a hundred occasions, maintain 99% customer satisfaction!
 
@ACuriousMind that one occasion destroys all of your custumers' trust in you!
But if you think that may work, we can try this modified version in Heidelberg if you decided not to start your PhD next year ;)
 
Anonymous
@Sid The topography of his teeth. @ιllιlılMostafaıllııllıl is our tooth specialist ;)
 
@Blue Yeah I am. Ask me anything
@Sid It had a purpose but I cant remember now!
(Maybe to make it harder for people to ping me?... )
 
Anonymous
We need an AMA session on tooth care by Mostafa. The next AMA surely should be reserved for him. :)
 
Anonymous
8:19 PM
@ιllιlılMostafaıllııllıl It's easier to ping you now. I don't even have to type anything other than a @
 
Anonymous
:D
 
@Blue really? why?!
 
Anonymous
We can type a @ and your name pops up
 
The system offers you all names that start with a non-letter/non-digit unicode character as autocomplete after typing the @ alone because on a standard keyboard it is hard for the ordinary user to produce these characters.
 
@Sid They've claimed they want to lower the prices by buying the fruits directly from the farmers and delivering to the consumer, and avoid all the unnecessary brokers in between....
@ACuriousMind OK, changed for now, until I come up with a name that actually works
 
8:27 PM
@ιllιlılMostafaıllııllıl Hm? It works just fine thanks to the autocomplete.
 
@ACuriousMind I want to trick the autocomplete
 
8:49 PM
@ACuriousMind I don't know if you remember me but a few months ago you helped me with a physics problem right before my exams. You seriously helped me think differently about alot of topics and helped me immensely for the rest of my exams. I'm extremely thankful for your help and I'd just like to tell you that I was able to score an A* in my physics exam
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If centrifugal force doesn't exist, why do we feel it? For example while the car takes a turn we feel as though we are pulled away and not towards the centre of the circular path.
 
@Blue hell man you are up late
 
@Blue I think he changed his username again. His name doesn't pop up when I type @ now :p.
Btw, anyone with an answer to my question? Or should I post it on the site itself?
PS: I have gone through the answers here: physics.stackexchange.com/questions/109500/…
 
@BiggySmallRyeda You're welcome :)
@Abcd And could you be a bit more more specific what about these answers was not satisfactory?
 
@ACuriousMind No one made it clear why do we "feel the centrifugal force".
 
9:03 PM
@Abcd I think it's sort of a word game: How do you define "centrifugal force" if not as the outward force felt by something in a rotating frame of reference?
 
Hi @Avantgarde
 
@ACuriousMind We don't use the word "felt" in our definitions. But still, I don't get it. How can a false=non existent=pseudo force be felt by our body when in reality some other centripetal force is acting on us?
 
@Abcd Well, the point is that it's not "in reality" that the centrifugal force doesn't exist, it's in non-inertial frames that it doesn't exist. It exists, in every meaningful sense of the word, in rotating frames of reference.
 
@ACuriousMind Alright, I will accept that.
 
9:18 PM
@heather were you looking for a good book on rotation?
 
@DanielSank sure.
anything's good, though for now I'll probably just stick to my current book and do all the problems =)
 
9:41 PM
@dmckee You are mixing the constant field and constant characteristics of the particle in the field. THEY are changing. And even for that, describing differential changes, the characteristics in the small area and time are viewed as constant. You simply do not understand differential maths. — Gangnus 46 secs ago
::giggles::
 
@heather Kleppner and Kolenkow is absolutely wonderful.
There's a particular illustration that makes the right-hand-rule for torque completely intuitive.
 
@DanielSank ah, yeah, that's the one on your book list on your blog, right?
 
I think so.
That book is wonderful for everything except harmonic oscillation.
I'd actually be perfectly happy to send you a copy.
It's that good.
That and Purcell's E&M book should be everyone's freshman year physics source, IMHO.
 
Anonymous
@DanielSank I think it is a bit advanced if one hasn't taken a basic Newtonian Mechanics course. But for Classical Mechanics it is indeed good.
 
Well yeah, it's a college book.
 
Anonymous
9:46 PM
@heather Did you complete a high school physics book ? Grade 11-12 level ?
 
Anyone here understand ssh key access to github repos?
 
@Blue that's what i'm working through right now.
 
Anonymous
@heather That's good. After that you can proceed with DS's suggestion.
 
9:59 PM
@BalarkaSen Seems I left just when you said that
 
'sokay
 
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