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20:00
@Phase Which part of Germany?
Heidelberg...?
I mean
cough sudo -rf
Wrong! I'm not from Heidelberg.
damn it
I know it.
Guess I'm an AI twin brother of another german
20:01
he's from the rhine
maybe he'll give me a loyalty card
I've been to somewhere on the Rhine before
It rhymes with "zahl"
I think germans write it Köln
@Phase Gotta show a bit more effort there ;)
It was around christmas time and it was great
20:01
and sounds like a famous cough
the christmas markets were superb
@Phase If it has a big cathedral and people drink beer from oddly small glasses, then it's Köln, yes
@ACuriousMind have you been to Cologne / Köln?
Yeah
The Dom right?
oddly small?
they understand moderation
@Phase Yes, it's not far from where I'm from
@Phase yup
20:02
Younger me was a lot more energetic
I climbed all the steps jumping up two at a time
If I did that now I'd die I'm pretty sure
@0celo7 No, they don't, because custom is that unless you place the coaster on top of the empty glass, the waiter will automatically bring you a new one when it's empty :D
lol
i jump DOWN the stairs 3 at a time @Phase
and I ONLY fall half the time
I remember them being spiral for the most part so you must have some Matrix wallrunning skills : P
(The waiter will probably also insult you for being a slow drinker in an old-school Kölsch pub)
German food is so good
Kölsch?
20:04
@Phase Adjective to Köln, and also the name of their style of beer
Köln also has a pretty nice chocolate museum
I didn't try any, I was firmly against alcohol when I went. I'm more lax now but still barely drink it. Does the Beer there stand out against the generic ones? I've never tried a beer so idek what the generic ones are like : P oh yeah I went there
@Phase My personal opinion is that their beer stands out by being the most similar to horse urine, but you can find people enjoying it :P
I cant remember the chocolate museum that well :(
Wow, rude
I'm getting a lot of Nostalgia now
Waiters insult people for being slow drinkers?
I'm a fan of the darker beers, especially Alt from Düsseldorf, Köln's eternal rival
20:07
I had a souvenir from Köln, was a wooden longsword I brought back, I can't remember where it ended up though
Recommend me a beer and I'll consider buying it sometime : P
@ACuriousMind ... Why have I never been told this before?.. ::books flight to Köln::
Anonymous
@ACuriousMind "horse urine" is a........strange comparison
Anonymous
Unless you tasted it
@Phase founnd
20:08
@Mithrandir24601 It's actually very interesting and has a chocolate fountain at the end you can dip biscuits into and eat the result, as many as you want :)
I am a meme with a sword
You think you can Outfresh me?
who here knows nuclear physics
@0celo7 you
I legitimately have no idea how to do this stuff
@ACuriousMind no, I actually never pay attention in class because I don't care about anything but analysis
20:09
@0celo7 didn't you spend 3 years on a partially nuclear engineering focused course?
it's simple
but I'm danger of failing almost every class now
ya know uranium aka nuclear bombs
well, failing one class
plutonium too
20:09
but still
Anonymous
@0celo7 JR should know. He used to work for the nuclear energy guys. Also dmckee
Anonymous
anyway...ask your question :P
@skullpatrol Köln's people are an odd bunch - they're very jovial but also rather rude. The traditional waiter - the Köbes - will continually tease the guests about their drinking habits and everything else they do. It's part of the experience
@Blue I don't know how to do a single problem on my homework, not even where to begin
no one does
@ACuriousMind I remember going into a really nice restaurant
It was called the Haxenhaus I think, if you go it might still be Nice
Anonymous
20:11
@0celo7 Upload it on Chegg XD
Nowadays such traditional pubs are rather rare, though.
I doubt chegg has nuclear physics
Anonymous
They do I guess
Anonymous
Just post under Advanced physics
Anonymous
Or request for a tutor
Anonymous
20:12
Anyway, try asking here, first
if an atom has an atomic number of 57 and it has 30 neutrons how many higgs bosons does it reciprocate???
it's not on stackoverflow
@Blue It, too, is the traditional comparison of people hating Kölsch :P
How do I figure out the electron binding energy of an atom for electron capture?
@ACuriousMind ...interesting.
20:17
@Phase What a horrible night to have a curse...
ayyyyyyyyyy
Anonymous
@0celo7 Do you know the orbit from which the electron drops? (The captured electron)
@Blue I don't know
I am no shit going to fail the class
What the hell
The reference
Anonymous
20:19
If you knew, you could find the binding energy value from a table. Basically we need some assumption from where the electrons comes. Most probably it's K or L
K or L?
@Phase I understood it was in response to that, but I don't know what 'ayyyyyyy' means :P
I never knew what that was
Anonymous
@0celo7 K shell or L shell
Anonymous
n=1 or n=2
20:20
I know, but I don't know what those are
ayyyyyyyyy is like
ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
does that clear it up?
Anonymous
You know principal quantum number I suppose
@Phase ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy...no.
Anonymous
K is for n=1
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyaaa
Anonymous
20:21
L is for n=2
You're making me feel old
:(
Anonymous
@0celo7 Look up charts available online. They have the binding energy for K-shell electrons listed
@ACuriousMind have you watched this? Dunkey is great
@Phase I'm deeply confused by that video
20:30
That's just a natural part of growing up
"On a quest to save the entire world so here I am playing hide and seek with 8 year olds"
I mean, I get the commentary (although I think it's unjustified because most of these things make sense within the story), but why is there a horde of animals stampeding through Emhyr's room?
He undoubtedly likes the game he just also likes making games look crap : p
I thought so, but I don't really get this kind of humor :P
Tbh I wouldn't be surprised if Emhyr kept a bear room to tear apart peasants
You know the feeling when...
you think 1x1=0
So you spend an hour wondering why you're wrong
20:35
1x1 is zero tho
I have lost an entire grade in a course to thinking 3-4 = 7...
that's... not nice.
@ACuriousMind i hope those dots obfuscate a "...-8"
: P
@Phase lol, no
20:36
Casio fx83GT PLUS says it's 1
They obfuscate embarassed silence
huh
looks up obfuscate
gotcha
feelsbad :( i lost a few marks in a test going from $u'g(h(x)) + u \frac{dg}{dh} \frac{dh}{dx}$ to the next fucking line forgetting to write the u in the second term of the next line
Those errors are the most annoying imo
@CooperCape Using obfuscate obfuscated Phase's meaning to you? ;)
@ACuriousMind you've played ds3 right? Maybe this vid of his will be funnier to you :0
20:39
@Phase No, only 1 and 2
@ACuriousMind Mind=blown. Nah... It was just I didn't realise we were on the english stack exchange
damn
@CooperCape you're right
we aren't on the English SE so...
@CooperCape Oh, we've had some nice linguist discussions in the h bar :)
Color, flavor, humor
etc whoooooooooooo
liberashun
@ACuriousMind Not my thing... just managed to scrape an A in my German GCSE and that's just about my linguistic capabilities.
20:41
@CooperCape Sehr gut! I approve.
Ja... Uhhm Ich sehe fern.
Anonymous
@Phase Huh, you traitor Brit!
That's probably the wrong word order
Always got the wrong word order.
@Blue DOWN WITH THE QUEEN
And I kept on saying 'Der ist' for 'There is' because it sounds like it I guess?
Wait
20:42
This is gonna sound sarcastic but it's not: if I'm not gonna live in a country that doesn't speak English, is it worth my time to learn another language?
Is it fun?
Phase. Where. Are. Your. U's.
Disgusting.
I just noticed that
Ewwwww I've been around too many Americans ew ewew
get it off meeee
Anonymous
@Phase Yeah, if it's a programming language :P
@CooperCape It's the correct word order, but you said "I'm watching TV".
@CooperCape stop Clamoring
@ACuriousMind Yeah.. it was one of my 'hobbies'
@Phase coughs
Anonymous
20:44
@Phase Being multilingual is fun though
@Phase Yes. Learning a different language is a very good exercise in understanding other people, and comparing the similarities and differences between how languages tend to express common concepts is very interesting, imo
@CooperCape you're laboring under false presumptions that this is an English SE
You said yourself it isnt
We gotta keep some u's in there tho
@ACuriousMind I feel like this is gonna be a biased response but any particular language? : P
@Phase Nope, pick any you like
20:45
@CooperCape ok how about this as a compromise: Coulor instead of colour
hmmm
I've never really properly learnt a language
Deutsch ist sehr gut zu lernen!
Maybe?
I spent about half a year learning french for GCSE
and I hated it but maybe that's just french
@Phase I loike it a lout
Je suis Baguette
Anonymous
It's a shame I'm not really good at my native language(s) (make a lot of spelling errors)
Weu shouuld beu liberauted Engluishmen
20:47
Well, obviously I learnt English, and I also really enjoyed Latin and Ancient Greek although it's almost completely useless :)
@ACuriousMind Caesar est in hortuus
Classic
Caesar is in the garden?
I learnt Latin too for a bit but I forgot I even learnt it
Caesar est in Cleopatra
20:48
and honestly I'm incredibly bitter about my Latin GCSE
Incredibly bitter
Sid
Sid
Guys a little help here. Why is that in a well with a finite height, the wavelengths that fit in are longer than that with an infinite height?
I only did Latin GCSE cause we got 2 for the price of 1. (Lit&lang)
Because they don't end at x = 0 or x = L
is my kind-of-an-explanation
:(
@CooperCape horto, not hortuus
Awww... :(
That's most of the Latin I remember
Anonymous
20:48
@Sid Solve Schrodinger's equation
Anonymous
For quantum well
@Phase ich hasse Französisch
Sid
Sid
@Blue ..okay? What after that?
Anonymous
And it's not really "height"
Anonymous
It's energy
20:49
Mithry where's your special B's
@Mithrandir24601 Ich don't speakech Germaness
Sid
Sid
@Blue meh. Pedants. :P
@Sid Because they're allowed to "penetrate" the walls, while they're not for the infinite well
(Basically what @Phase said)
Holy shit
I was useful?
20:50
Hi guys
@Phase You should do a physicse degree ;)
@Phase obwohl dein Denglisch ist fantastic
Sid
Sid
Oh. Right, they don't have to end at x=0 and x=L. So, they can afford to be a bit longer. Got it.
*Physiucs
Sid
Sid
(I am an idiot)
20:51
Apologies, comrade.
I have a mathy question about QM , like pure abstracty math, that I have a puny handle on
anyone want to engage
?
ask first : P
please
dont ask about asking, just ask : P
Anonymous
@Sid i.e. can overcome the energy barrier :)
20:52
I wanted to define QM last night by myself
so I thought
1. you have some hilbert space H
essentially some set
and a morphism
to another set
another hilbert space
then one to a powerset
of that set
where the things we care about are found
Sid
Sid
Also, one of my friends questioned why is the probablity density taken to be the square of wave function and not any other exponent to even function. Any particular reason other than "that is how probability density of wave function is defined"?
in category theoretic speak
You can't really purely theoretically derive QM
afaik at least
say categories and morphisms,
@Cows You'll need to be a lot more precise for that to be right or wrong.
20:53
You need empirical results for the meantime
ok let me retry
@Phase He said define, not derive.
H arrow to right H then down arrow power set of H
O
shit
then we should have a functor
from P(H) to H
20:54
@Cows We do have MathJax here, please use it, see the room description in the top right corner for a link
ok, getteing mathjax now
@Sid No. It's an axiom.
Sid
Sid
@ACuriousMind axiom?
@Sid Postulate, assumption.
Sid
Sid
@ACuriousMind Oh, so, "it is assumed to be such"?
20:56
yup
Anonymous
The Born rule (also called the Born law, Born's rule, or Born's law) formulated by German physicist Max Born in 1926, is a law of quantum mechanics giving the probability that a measurement on a quantum system will yield a given result. In its simplest form it states that the probability density of finding the particle at a given point is proportional to the square of the magnitude of the particle's wavefunction at that point. The Born rule is one of the key principles of quantum mechanics. There have been many attempts to derive the Born rule from the other assumptions of quantum mechanics, see...
Anonymous
@Sid
testing $\phi$
Anonymous
"There have been many attempts to derive the Born rule from the other assumptions of quantum mechanics, see Geometry of Quantum Theory, by V.S. Varadarajan for a rigorous derivation."
testing $\phi$
I have the mathjax chrome extension , but not sure its working
hmm
20:59
If it's working, it should work on all past messages, too

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