Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- This story captures the essence of humanity's ongoing quest to understand the unknown, to SSccaann ttoo DDoowwnnllooaadd
- Authors have used the story to underscore themes of governmental secrecy, the dangers of unchecked scientific experimentation, and the thin line between reality and the unknown.
- The ongoing fascination with the Philadelphia Experiment Install Bookey App to Unlock Full Text and underscores a broader societal intrigue with conspiracies and Audio the unexplained.
- These artistic expressions ensure that the experiment's legacy extends beyond the realm of written and visual storytelling into the auditory landscapes that shape cultural memory.
- Books, beyond Berlitz's pioneering account, have continued to explore and speculate about the Philadelphia Experiment, ranging from serious investigations to the most imaginative of fictional exploits.

This story captures the essence of humanity's ongoing quest to understand the unknown, to SSccaann ttoo DDoowwnnllooaadd

Authors have used the story to underscore themes of governmental secrecy, the dangers of unchecked scientific experimentation, and the thin line between reality and the unknown.

The ongoing fascination with the Philadelphia Experiment Install Bookey App to Unlock Full Text and underscores a broader societal intrigue with conspiracies and Audio the unexplained.

These artistic expressions ensure that the experiment's legacy extends beyond the realm of written and visual storytelling into the auditory landscapes that shape cultural memory.

Books, beyond Berlitz's pioneering account, have continued to explore and speculate about the Philadelphia Experiment, ranging from serious investigations to the most imaginative of fictional exploits.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- actuallyjustdealingwithrecoveredNazihardware.
- ● https://www.amazon.com/Forbidden-Science-Pacific-Heights-2000-2009/dp/1949501248 (PUBLICDOMAIN) -28March2004—JacquesValleewritesthatwhileatamealwithKitGreen, HalPuthoff,EricDavisandKristinBZimmerman,thegroupspeculatesthatthefourUSGcontractors whotouchthe“real”UAPproject(s)areLockheedMartin,theAerospaceCorporation,Raytheonwhich nowownsHughes,andNorthrop-GrummanwhichnowownsTRW.
- She claimsthatwhileatHUD,shecameacrossevidencetosuggestIT/accountingsystemsproviders LockheedMartinInformationSystems,DyncorpandAMSInc.wereresponsiblefortheobfuscationand mayhavedataonwheremissingDOD/HUDfundsweresiphonedto.
- ● https://www.amazon.com/Forbidden-Science-Pacific-Heights-2000-2009/dp/1949501248 (PUBLICDOMAIN) -June2004—FormerAssistantSecretaryofHousingandUrbanDevelopment CatherineAustinFittswritesinapaperthata“largeproportionofthenation’swealthisbeingillegally diverted...intosecret,unaccountablechannels”tosupportclandestinedomesticmilitaryR&D.
- ● https://siriusdisclosure.com/cseti-papers/the-unacknowledged-threat/ ● http://www.doe.carleton.ca/~nagui/Appnotes/AttachToMail/PDF/Maynard%20Interview.PDF ● https://ia803008.us.archive.org/4/items/HiddenTruthForbiddenKnowledgeStevenM.Greer/Hidden %20Truth%20Forbidden%20Knowledge%20Steven%20M.%20Greer.pdf(p92)

Chosen based on domain + required checks.

Produce bounded conclusion + next actions

Locate highest-signal evidence sentences from chunks for the question.

Check consistency, units, conservation constraints, and whether evidence supports claims.

Compose bounded answer and (if applicable) a proposal/hypothesis clearly labeled.

Generate falsification tests and identify unknowns or missing evidence.

Merge outputs, remove speculation, keep only evidence-backed facts.

Apply expert-specific checks; do not introduce new facts beyond evidence.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- A value of unity would mean all doped ions are in the excited state.[16] Sarif, et al.
- The dynamic only considers neighboring modes and as the photons travel through a medium of excited and ground state atoms from position to .
- demonstrated quantum noise or shot noise limited measurements over a wide range of power gain that agreed with theory.
- [14] demonstrated shot noise limited measurements as a demonstration of quantum noise measurements.
- In an electric circuit, the random fluctuations of a signal due to the discrete character of electrons can be called quantum noise.[11] An experiment by S.

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A value of unity would mean all doped ions are in the excited state.[16] Sarif, et al.

The dynamic only considers neighboring modes and as the photons travel through a medium of excited and ground state atoms from position to .

demonstrated quantum noise or shot noise limited measurements over a wide range of power gain that agreed with theory.

[14] demonstrated shot noise limited measurements as a demonstration of quantum noise measurements.

In an electric circuit, the random fluctuations of a signal due to the discrete character of electrons can be called quantum noise.[11] An experiment by S.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- 9781405131117_1_pre.qxd 30/6/09 11:42 AM Page xx Every effort has been made to trace copyright holders and to obtain their permission for the use of copyright materials.
- The authors and publisher will gladly receive any information enabling them to rectify any error or omission in subsequent editions.

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The authors and publisher will gladly receive any information enabling them to rectify any error or omission in subsequent editions.

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Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- ThepowerspectrumC (η )declinesapproximatelyexponentiallywithharmonicnumberl.Thedecline l 0 arises partly from dissipative processes around the time of recombination, §32.7 and §32.8, and in part from the finite width of recombination, §34.2.4.
- earlyISWcontributions,asmightbeexpectedfromFigure34.5.ThelateISWeffectcontributesasmall enhancement in power in the first several harmonics.
- There are sub-dominant cross-correlationsbetweenthevariouscontributions,whicharenotplottedseparatelyhere,butwhichareincludedin thetotal(blackline).ThelateISWcontributioniscomputedfromintegrationofthederivativeofthegrowthfunction overthelineofsight,equations(34.17)and(34.19).
- Compare to published measurements from Planck or other sources (google it).
- The even peaks are stronger than the odd peaks in the hydrodynamic and Boltzmann computations.

ThepowerspectrumC (η )declinesapproximatelyexponentiallywithharmonicnumberl.Thedecline l 0 arises partly from dissipative processes around the time of recombination, §32.7 and §32.8, and in part from the finite width of recombination, §34.2.4.

earlyISWcontributions,asmightbeexpectedfromFigure34.5.ThelateISWeffectcontributesasmall enhancement in power in the first several harmonics.

Compare to published measurements from Planck or other sources (google it).

The even peaks are stronger than the odd peaks in the hydrodynamic and Boltzmann computations.

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Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- Exercises (cid:8) 1 Showthatforsomesuitablysmoothfuncti(cid:8)onf(x),theintegral − ∞ ∞ dxδ(x)f(x)=f(0).Thenshowthat δ(ax)=δ(x)/|a|byevaluatingtheintegral − ∞ ∞ dxδ(ax)f(x)forsomesmoothfunctionf(x).
- 2 Determinetheorbitr(θ)bychangingvariablefromrtou=1/r.Wewillneedtheresultofthisexerciselater.
- 4 ProveNewton’sfirstsuperbtheorem:thegravitationalforceexertedbyasphericalmassdistributionactsas iftheentiremasswereconcentratedinapointatthecenterofthedistribution.
- Rigorousmathematiciansgoberserkatphysicists’useoftheword“function”here;theyprefertocallita distribution,definedasthelimitofafunction.Butworkingphysicistsdonotgiveaflyingbarfaboutsuch niceties.Inanycase,Idonotpersonallyknowatheoreticalphysicistsufferinganyharmbycallingδ(t)a function.
- Currentlytoonepartin1013.ThemodernroundofexperimentsstartedwithLor ́andE ̈otv ̈osin1885and continueswiththeE ̈ot-WashexperimentledbyE.Adelbergerinourdays.

Exercises (cid:8) 1 Showthatforsomesuitablysmoothfuncti(cid:8)onf(x),theintegral − ∞ ∞ dxδ(x)f(x)=f(0).Thenshowthat δ(ax)=δ(x)/|a|byevaluatingtheintegral − ∞ ∞ dxδ(ax)f(x)forsomesmoothfunctionf(x).

Currentlytoonepartin1013.ThemodernroundofexperimentsstartedwithLor ́andE ̈otv ̈osin1885and continueswiththeE ̈ot-WashexperimentledbyE.Adelbergerinourdays.

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Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- the controlled drinking condition, but didn’t interview any patients in the abstinence condition.
- Nor did 60 Minutes disclose that, over the same period, more patients assigned to the abstinence condition died than did those assigned to the controlled drinking condition (Sobell & Sobell, 1984).
- The program’s presentation left viewers with the impression that controlled drinking could prove fatal.
- Along with the allegation of fraud, this program inspired a series of investigations into the Sobells’ scientific conduct, which exonerated them.
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the controlled drinking condition, but didn’t interview any patients in the abstinence condition.

Nor did 60 Minutes disclose that, over the same period, more patients assigned to the abstinence condition died than did those assigned to the controlled drinking condition (Sobell & Sobell, 1984).

The program’s presentation left viewers with the impression that controlled drinking could prove fatal.

Along with the allegation of fraud, this program inspired a series of investigations into the Sobells’ scientific conduct, which exonerated them.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- WormholePhysics QuantumWormholePhysics Summary Introduction Many solutions to (1) were found, a lot of them were very interesting and related to observations.
- But one solution was so strange that Einstein himself was very skeptical about.
- This solution is called the Schwazchild solution It predicted the existence of Black holes a very dense object having an enormous gravity even spacetime will not make sense because of it!
- Later, in 1935 Einstein and Rosen [4] studied the extension of Schwarzchild solution to predict an even stranger object, knows as Einstein-Rosen Bridge.
- Or what is known as a Wormhole.

WormholePhysics QuantumWormholePhysics Summary Introduction Many solutions to (1) were found, a lot of them were very interesting and related to observations.

But one solution was so strange that Einstein himself was very skeptical about.

This solution is called the Schwazchild solution It predicted the existence of Black holes a very dense object having an enormous gravity even spacetime will not make sense because of it!

Later, in 1935 Einstein and Rosen [4] studied the extension of Schwarzchild solution to predict an even stranger object, knows as Einstein-Rosen Bridge.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- I liked it much better when I thought everything was being caused by a brain tumor.
- While you were sleeping, and after we couldn’t find any trace of your wife—” “What do you mean you couldn’t find any trace of her?” “Her name is Daniela Dessen, correct?” “Yes.” “Thirty-nine years old?” “Yeah.” “We couldn’t find anyone with that name and age in all of Chicago.” That levels me.
- It’s what I am.” “We trolled the faculty webpages for science departments in every university and college in Chicago.
- Do you really believe you’re a physics professor at Lakemont College?” “I don’t believe it.
- At this point, I’m not even sure what to be afraid of—this reality that might actually be true, or the possibility that everything is going to pieces inside my head.

I liked it much better when I thought everything was being caused by a brain tumor.

While you were sleeping, and after we couldn’t find any trace of your wife—” “What do you mean you couldn’t find any trace of her?” “Her name is Daniela Dessen, correct?” “Yes.” “Thirty-nine years old?” “Yeah.” “We couldn’t find anyone with that name and age in all of Chicago.” That levels me.

It’s what I am.” “We trolled the faculty webpages for science departments in every university and college in Chicago.

Do you really believe you’re a physics professor at Lakemont College?” “I don’t believe it.

At this point, I’m not even sure what to be afraid of—this reality that might actually be true, or the possibility that everything is going to pieces inside my head.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- Index | 827 356,711,751,782;positive,633;inquantum failurefor,342;andobjectscarryingvectorial world,forbiddingremovalof,361;andscalefactor arrow,109;inparalleltransport,543–544;of ofuniverse,496f;scalingof,753–754;universe’s vectors,340 equationofstate,497 covariantdifferentiation,320–333;andChristoffel cosmologicalconstantparadox,745–759;algebraic symbol,321;alongcurves,327 solutionof,754–755;analogiesof,786;anthropic covariantdivergence,326;oftensors,332 principle,751–752,757;breakingfreeoflocalfield covariantindices,72,315 theory,756;aschallengeforphysics,712;cosmic covariantvectors,183 coincidenceproblem,751;deeperunderstanding CP(chargeconjugationfollowedbyparity)violation, ofphysics,753;deletionofFeynmandiagrams, 528;inhigherdimensionaltheories,683 756–757;effectiveactionforgravity,711;and “crazy”coordinates,94 effectivefieldtheory,782;extremeultrainfrared creationofspace,498 regime,750–751;inflation,751;largestand creationoperator,447–448 smallestmasses,747–748;linkagebetween criticaldensity,497–498;andHubblelength,514; infraredandultravioletregime,752;naturalness ratioofenergydensityto,505 doctrine,749–750;omniscienceofgravity,745; criticalphenomena,theoryof,621 Planckmass,746–747;potentialsolutionof, Crommelin,Andrew,andRoyalSocietyexpedition, 778;quantumfluctuations,745–746;question 367 forexplanationofvacuumenergy,752–753; cross-productnotation,angularmomentum unimodulargravity,755–756;vacuumenergy conservation,48n density,749 crosssectionscattering,715 cosmologicaldistances,750;scalingat,753–754 cube,topologyof,725 cosmologicalequation,501;appropriateunits,633; cubeofphysics,12–13 andhistoryofuniverse,503–504 cubicvertex,739 cosmologicalprinciple,289,491–492;Einstein’sfield curl:covariant,325; exteriorderivative,599; equations,494;Newtonianmechanicalanalogies relativistic,252 from,507,513 curledupspace,673–674 cosmologicalredshift,295 current:conservationof,225,253;inrelativistic cosmologicaltime,inoutgoingbranewavemodel, physics,223;instringtheory,235 706 curvature,667;5-dimensionalscalar,684–685;and cosmology:curvatureofuniverse,490;gasesfor, acceleration,554;angulardeficitsas“measure” 230;goldenageof,491;inflationary,530–536; of,727;calculatedonbasisofgivenmetric, nonlocal,712;observational,505;physicalhistory 66;calculatedwithCartanformalism,602, ofearlyuniverse,515–529;properdistances,296– 605;calculatedwithdifferentialforms,607; 297;trans-Planckian,518;useofscalarfieldsin, connectionwithfieldstrengthbydifferential 759n forms,602n;constantofscalars,589;ofcurve, couchpotatoproblem:actionprinciple,143;particles 89,97;fromcurvestosurfaces,106;ofcylinders atrest,142 andspheres,6;ofearth,airlineexamplefor Coulombpotential,dilationinvariance,620 proving,66;expressingfailureofNewton-Leibniz counting:forcharacterizingintrinsiccurvature,110; rulecovariantderivatives,342;extrinsic(see andgrouptheory,56–57;ofmatrixelements, extrinsiccurvature);of“fixedlatitude”circle, 87–90 80e;intrinsic(seeintrinsiccurvature);invariant coupledEinsteinandMaxwellequations,static orcovariantdescriptionof,339;andleastpath solutions,482–483 principle,5–6;measurementof,89,547,548e; coupledordinarydifferentialequations,relativistic negative,definitionof,85;Riemann(seeRiemann stellarinteriors,452 curvature);scalar(seescalarcurvature);ofspace, coupledpartialdifferentialequations,transferof 65–66;ofspacetime(seecurvedspacetime);spatial, spacetimes,664 effectonCMBfluctuations,525–526;ofsurface covariance:differencefrominvariance,47;general, andcurves,104–105;ofuniverse,490–491,495, 285 748;vanishing,85 covariantcurl,325;derivationofenergymomentum curvature2-form,600 tensor,381 curvaturedensity,504,512;andflatnessproblem, covariantcurvature,339 531 covariantderivatives:alonggeodesic,553;inCartan curvaturetensor:alternativederivationof,547–548; formalism,605;conceptof,anddifferential antideSitterspacetime,651;computationof,with geometry,100–101;constructedbyparallel symbolicmanipulationsoftware,607;constraints transportofvectors,103;Newton-Leibnizrule, on,591;fordeSitterspacetime,626;directly

Index | 827 356,711,751,782;positive,633;inquantum failurefor,342;andobjectscarryingvectorial world,forbiddingremovalof,361;andscalefactor arrow,109;inparalleltransport,543–544;of ofuniverse,496f;scalingof,753–754;universe’s vectors,340 equationofstate,497 covariantdifferentiation,320–333;andChristoffel cosmologicalconstantparadox,745–759;algebraic symbol,321;alongcurves,327 solutionof,754–755;analogiesof,786;anthropic covariantdivergence,326;oftensors,332 principle,751–752,757;breakingfreeoflocalfield covariantindices,72,315 theory,756;aschallengeforphysics,712;cosmic covariantvectors,183 coincidenceproblem,751;deeperunderstanding CP(chargeconjugationfollowedbyparity)violation, ofphysics,753;deletionofFeynmandiagrams, 528;inhigherdimensionaltheories,683 756–757;effectiveactionforgravity,711;and “crazy”coordinates,94 effectivefieldtheory,782;extremeultrainfrared creationofspace,498 regime,750–751;inflation,751;largestand creationoperator,447–448 smallestmasses,747–748;linkagebetween criticaldensity,497–498;andHubblelength,514; infraredandultravioletregime,752;naturalness ratioofenergydensityto,505 doctrine,749–750;omniscienceofgravity,745; criticalphenomena,theoryof,621 Planckmass,746–747;potentialsolutionof, Crommelin,Andrew,andRoyalSocietyexpedition, 778;quantumfluctuations,745–746;question 367 forexplanationofvacuumenergy,752–753; cross-productnotation,angularmomentum unimodulargravity,755–756;vacuumenergy conservation,48n density,749 crosssectionscattering,715 cosmologicaldistances,750;scalingat,753–754 cube,topologyof,725 cosmologicalequation,501;appropriateunits,633; cubeofphysics,12–13 andhistoryofuniverse,503–504 cubicvertex,739 cosmologicalprinciple,289,491–492;Einstein’sfield curl:covariant,325; exteriorderivative,599; equations,494;Newtonianmechanicalanalogies relativistic,252 from,507,513 curledupspace,673–674 cosmologicalredshift,295 current:conservationof,225,253;inrelativistic cosmologicaltime,inoutgoingbranewavemodel, physics,223;instringtheory,235 706 curvature,667;5-dimensionalscalar,684–685;and cosmology:curvatureofuniverse,490;gasesfor, acceleration,554;angulardeficitsas“measure” 230;goldenageof,491;inflationary,530–536; of,727;calculatedonbasisofgivenmetric, nonlocal,712;observational,505;physicalhistory 66;calculatedwithCartanformalism,602, ofearlyuniverse,515–529;properdistances,296– 605;calculatedwithdifferentialforms,607; 297;trans-Planckian,518;useofscalarfieldsin, connectionwithfieldstrengthbydifferential 759n forms,602n;constantofscalars,589;ofcurve, couchpotatoproblem:actionprinciple,143;particles 89,97;fromcurvestosurfaces,106;ofcylinders atrest,142 andspheres,6;ofearth,airlineexamplefor Coulombpotential,dilationinvariance,620 proving,66;expressingfailureofNewton-Leibniz counting:forcharacterizingintrinsiccurvature,110; rulecovariantderivatives,342;extrinsic(see andgrouptheory,56–57;ofmatrixelements, extrinsiccurvature);of“fixedlatitude”circle, 87–90 80e;intrinsic(seeintrinsiccurvature);invariant coupledEinsteinandMaxwellequations,static orcovariantdescriptionof,339;andleastpath solutions,482–483 principle,5–6;measurementof,89,547,548e; coupledordinarydifferentialequations,relativistic negative,definitionof,85;Riemann(seeRiemann stellarinteriors,452 curvature);scalar(seescalarcurvature);ofspace, coupledpartialdifferentialequations,transferof 65–66;ofspacetime(seecurvedspacetime);spatial, spacetimes,664 effectonCMBfluctuations,525–526;ofsurface covariance:differencefrominvariance,47;general, andcurves,104–105;ofuniverse,490–491,495, 285 748;vanishing,85 covariantcurl,325;derivationofenergymomentum curvature2-form,600 tensor,381 curvaturedensity,504,512;andflatnessproblem, covariantcurvature,339 531 covariantderivatives:alonggeodesic,553;inCartan curvaturetensor:alternativederivationof,547–548; formalism,605;conceptof,anddifferential antideSitterspacetime,651;computationof,with geometry,100–101;constructedbyparallel symbolicmanipulationsoftware,607;constraints transportofvectors,103;Newton-Leibnizrule, on,591;fordeSitterspacetime,626;directly

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Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- restoring causality and locality 4 Macroscopic realism is usually explained with the example of the Schrödinger cat.
- Consider a measurement on a cat to determine whether it is alive or dead (two macroscopically distinct states).
- It would be illogical to consider the cat as being both alive and dead before the measurement took place.
- In a system with two or more macroscopically distinct states, macroscopic realism claims that the system must always be in one of the two states.

restoring causality and locality 4 Macroscopic realism is usually explained with the example of the Schrödinger cat.

Consider a measurement on a cat to determine whether it is alive or dead (two macroscopically distinct states).

It would be illogical to consider the cat as being both alive and dead before the measurement took place.

In a system with two or more macroscopically distinct states, macroscopic realism claims that the system must always be in one of the two states.

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Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- throats violate the NEe (or ANEC).
- So how big a violation is required?
- The answer is that there is only need to calculate the amount of negative energy that will be needed to generate and hold open a wormhole throat.
- A simple formula for short-throat wormholes using the thin shell formalism gives this quantity in terms of the equivalent mass (note: the energy density derived from the general relativistic field equation is too complex to use for this mass comparison) (Reference 3): 9 In a detailed analysis the electrostatic energy reqUired to support the Coulomb repulSion between the plates would be considered separately.
- 10 Mean Earth-Sun distance, 1 AU = 1.50 x 10Ll m.

The answer is that there is only need to calculate the amount of negative energy that will be needed to generate and hold open a wormhole throat.

A simple formula for short-throat wormholes using the thin shell formalism gives this quantity in terms of the equivalent mass (note: the energy density derived from the general relativistic field equation is too complex to use for this mass comparison) (Reference 3): 9 In a detailed analysis the electrostatic energy reqUired to support the Coulomb repulSion between the plates would be considered separately.

10 Mean Earth-Sun distance, 1 AU = 1.50 x 10Ll m.

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Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- TheappearanceoftheallegedentitiesHickson andParkersawmaymatchthedescriptionofadvancedexperimentalsuitsLittonwasdesigningatthe time.
- ● https://youtu.be/I3U56KZbswU?t=100 Note:Theterm“milab”isusedbyufologistsandpopularculturetodescribeasimilar phenomenareportedbysomewitnesses.
- GoldwatersayshewastoldbyUSAFGen.CurtisLeMaycussedhimoutandsaid“don’teveraskmethat questionagain.” ● https://youtu.be/MtJo6vKnY54
- Note:NorthropGrummanacquiredLittonIndustriesin2000,butanyUAPworkcouldhave spunofffromLittonearlier.
- ItisunknownifLittondidanyworkforadvancedUAPrelatedprojects,wherethatwork wouldhavebeenhoused.

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Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- Weareimplicitlyassumingthatevenifthetossingofsticksmighthavedonesomethingtotheirlengths, thiseffectdoesnotdependonwhetherastickistossedtotherightortotheleft.Alternatively,Mr.Pand Ms.Ucouldtosspre-cutstickstoeachother.
- Forapplicationtoaproblemonsurfacegrowth,seeQFTNut,chapterVI.6.
- A.Einstein,TheMeaningofRelativity,p.2.
- Bythetimethisbookwasfinished,thecamerahadmorphedintoacellphone.
- GalileoversusMaxwell | 165 Exercise 1 Insolvingproblemsinmechanics,whenwegofromthelabframetothecenterofmassframe,orviceversa, weareinvokingGalileaninvarianceofNewton’slawswithoutsayingsoexplicitly.Hereisaclassicexample.

GalileoversusMaxwell | 165 Exercise 1 Insolvingproblemsinmechanics,whenwegofromthelabframetothecenterofmassframe,orviceversa, weareinvokingGalileaninvarianceofNewton’slawswithoutsayingsoexplicitly.Hereisaclassicexample.

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Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

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Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- Subjective information Sometimes it is useful to incorporate subjective information into a mathematical model.
- In black-box models, one tries to estimate both the functional form of relations between variables and the numerical parameters in those functions.
- Often the a priori information comes in centered in the box.
- Therefore, the of the stimulus/response will be white-box models are usually considered easier, because if you accounted for, to infer the (unknown) box.
- Alternatively, the NARMAX (Nonlinear AutoRegressive Moving Average model with eXogenous inputs) algorithms which were developed as part of nonlinear system identification[6] can be used to select the model terms, determine the model structure, and estimate the unknown parameters in the presence of correlated and nonlinear noise.

Subjective information Sometimes it is useful to incorporate subjective information into a mathematical model.

In black-box models, one tries to estimate both the functional form of relations between variables and the numerical parameters in those functions.

Often the a priori information comes in centered in the box.

Therefore, the of the stimulus/response will be white-box models are usually considered easier, because if you accounted for, to infer the (unknown) box.

Alternatively, the NARMAX (Nonlinear AutoRegressive Moving Average model with eXogenous inputs) algorithms which were developed as part of nonlinear system identification[6] can be used to select the model terms, determine the model structure, and estimate the unknown parameters in the presence of correlated and nonlinear noise.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- It is a combination of a revolute joint and a sliding joint.
- Higher pairs Generally speaking, a higher pair is a constraint that requires a curve or surface in the moving body to maintain contact with a curve or surface in the fixed body.
- A cylindrical joint requires that a line, or axis, in the moving body remain co-linear with a line in the fixed body.
- This joint has two degrees of freedom.
- This joint has three degrees of freedom.

It is a combination of a revolute joint and a sliding joint.

Higher pairs Generally speaking, a higher pair is a constraint that requires a curve or surface in the moving body to maintain contact with a curve or surface in the fixed body.

A cylindrical joint requires that a line, or axis, in the moving body remain co-linear with a line in the fixed body.

This joint has three degrees of freedom.

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Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- Loop and Sphere theorems The loop theorem is a generalization of Dehn's lemma and should more properly be called the "disk theorem".
- Kneser–Haken finiteness Kneser-Haken finiteness says that for each compact 3-manifold, there is a constant C such that any collection of disjoint incompressible embedded surfaces of cardinality greater than C must contain parallel elements.
- Moise in, states that any topological 3-manifold has an essentially unique piecewise-linear structure and smooth structure.
- A simple and useful version of the loop theorem states that if there is a map with not nullhomotopic in , then there is an embedding with the same property.
- Foundational results Some results are named as conjectures as a result of historical artifacts.

Loop and Sphere theorems The loop theorem is a generalization of Dehn's lemma and should more properly be called the "disk theorem".

Kneser–Haken finiteness Kneser-Haken finiteness says that for each compact 3-manifold, there is a constant C such that any collection of disjoint incompressible embedded surfaces of cardinality greater than C must contain parallel elements.

Moise in, states that any topological 3-manifold has an essentially unique piecewise-linear structure and smooth structure.

A simple and useful version of the loop theorem states that if there is a map with not nullhomotopic in , then there is an embedding with the same property.

Foundational results Some results are named as conjectures as a result of historical artifacts.

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Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- (20.28) n 10n The Riemann tensor, equations (20.30) below, involves covariant derivatives D h of h .
- 0 1 Sinceh isakindofradialHubbleparameter,itcanbeusefultodefineacorrespondingradialscalefactor λ by h ≡∂ lnλ .
- The proper acceleration experienced by a person continuously at rest in the tetrad frame is the proper time derivative Dum/Dτ of the 4-velocity, which is Dum =D um =∂ um+Γmu0 =Γm ={0,Γ1 ,0,0}={0,h ,0,0} , (20.26) Dτ 0 0 00 00 00 0 the first step of which follows from equation (20.8).
- Similarly, a person at rest in the tetrad frame will measure the 4-velocity of an adjacent person at rest in the tetrad frame a small proper radial distance δξ1 away to differ by δξ1D um.
- 20.5 Tetrad connections 573 spherical spacetime, the tetrad frame is not necessarily in free fall.

(20.28) n 10n The Riemann tensor, equations (20.30) below, involves covariant derivatives D h of h .

0 1 Sinceh isakindofradialHubbleparameter,itcanbeusefultodefineacorrespondingradialscalefactor λ by h ≡∂ lnλ .

The proper acceleration experienced by a person continuously at rest in the tetrad frame is the proper time derivative Dum/Dτ of the 4-velocity, which is Dum =D um =∂ um+Γmu0 =Γm ={0,Γ1 ,0,0}={0,h ,0,0} , (20.26) Dτ 0 0 00 00 00 0 the first step of which follows from equation (20.8).

Similarly, a person at rest in the tetrad frame will measure the 4-velocity of an adjacent person at rest in the tetrad frame a small proper radial distance δξ1 away to differ by δξ1D um.

20.5 Tetrad connections 573 spherical spacetime, the tetrad frame is not necessarily in free fall.

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Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- xxvi Exercises and *Concept questions 7.21 Lie derivative of the metric 189 7.22 Lie derivative of the inverse metric 189 7.23 Lie derivative of the metric determinant 189 8.1 *Units of charge of a charged black hole 191 8.2 Blueshift of a photon crossing the inner horizon of a Reissner-Nordström black hole 204 10.1 Isotropic (Poincaré) form of the FLRW metric 237 10.2 Omega in photons 243 10.3 Mass-energy in a FLRW Universe 245 10.4 *Mass of a ball of photons or of vacuum 246 10.5 Geodesics in the FLRW geometry 246 10.6 Age of a FLRW universe containing matter and vacuum 249 10.7 Age of a FLRW universe containing radiation and matter 249 10.8 Relation between conformal time and cosmic scale factor 250 10.9 Hubble diagram 254 10.10 Horizon size at recombination 258 10.11 The horizon problem 258 10.12 Relation between horizon and flatness problems 259 10.13 Distribution of non-interacting particles initially in thermodynamic equilibrium 271 10.14 The first law of thermodynamics with non-conserved particle number 271 10.15 Number, energy, pressure, and entropy of a relativistic ideal gas at zero chemical potential 272 10.16 A relation between thermodynamic integrals 272 10.17 Relativistic particles in the early Universe had approximately zero chemical potential 273 10.18 Entropy per particle 273 10.19 Photon temperature at high redshift versus today 274 10.20 Cosmic Neutrino Background 274 10.21 Abundance of electrons and positrons in thermodynamic equilibrium 275 10.22 Maximally symmetric spaces 286 10.23 *Milne Universe 287 10.24 *Stationary FLRW metrics with different curvature constants describe the same spacetime 287 11.1 *Schwarzschild vierbein 296 11.2 Generators of Lorentz transformations are antisymmetric 297 11.3 Riemann tensor 306 11.4 Antisymmetry of the Riemann tensor 306 11.5 Cyclic symmetry of the Riemann tensor 306 11.6 Symmetry of the Riemann tensor 307 11.7 Number of components of the Riemann tensor 307 11.8 *Must connections vanish if Riemann vanishes?
- 307 11.9 Black holes in 2 spacetime dimensions?
- 311 11.10 Tidal forces falling into a Schwarzschild black hole 312 11.11 Totally antisymmetric tensor 313 13.1 Schur’s lemma 331 13.2 *How fast do bivectors rotate?
- 338 13.3 *What is the dimension of the rotor group in N dimensions?

xxvi Exercises and *Concept questions 7.21 Lie derivative of the metric 189 7.22 Lie derivative of the inverse metric 189 7.23 Lie derivative of the metric determinant 189 8.1 *Units of charge of a charged black hole 191 8.2 Blueshift of a photon crossing the inner horizon of a Reissner-Nordström black hole 204 10.1 Isotropic (Poincaré) form of the FLRW metric 237 10.2 Omega in photons 243 10.3 Mass-energy in a FLRW Universe 245 10.4 *Mass of a ball of photons or of vacuum 246 10.5 Geodesics in the FLRW geometry 246 10.6 Age of a FLRW universe containing matter and vacuum 249 10.7 Age of a FLRW universe containing radiation and matter 249 10.8 Relation between conformal time and cosmic scale factor 250 10.9 Hubble diagram 254 10.10 Horizon size at recombination 258 10.11 The horizon problem 258 10.12 Relation between horizon and flatness problems 259 10.13 Distribution of non-interacting particles initially in thermodynamic equilibrium 271 10.14 The first law of thermodynamics with non-conserved particle number 271 10.15 Number, energy, pressure, and entropy of a relativistic ideal gas at zero chemical potential 272 10.16 A relation between thermodynamic integrals 272 10.17 Relativistic particles in the early Universe had approximately zero chemical potential 273 10.18 Entropy per particle 273 10.19 Photon temperature at high redshift versus today 274 10.20 Cosmic Neutrino Background 274 10.21 Abundance of electrons and positrons in thermodynamic equilibrium 275 10.22 Maximally symmetric spaces 286 10.23 *Milne Universe 287 10.24 *Stationary FLRW metrics with different curvature constants describe the same spacetime 287 11.1 *Schwarzschild vierbein 296 11.2 Generators of Lorentz transformations are antisymmetric 297 11.3 Riemann tensor 306 11.4 Antisymmetry of the Riemann tensor 306 11.5 Cyclic symmetry of the Riemann tensor 306 11.6 Symmetry of the Riemann tensor 307 11.7 Number of components of the Riemann tensor 307 11.8 *Must connections vanish if Riemann vanishes?

307 11.9 Black holes in 2 spacetime dimensions?

311 11.10 Tidal forces falling into a Schwarzschild black hole 312 11.11 Totally antisymmetric tensor 313 13.1 Schur’s lemma 331 13.2 *How fast do bivectors rotate?

338 13.3 *What is the dimension of the rotor group in N dimensions?

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Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- In2019,BakerclarifiedhewasontheArmy’soversightcommitteeforLi’scontractandthatLi neverdeliveredafinalreportnotduetonefariousreasons,butbecauseshe“didn’tquiteget aroundtoit.” BakerstateshehascommunicatedwithLisincethenandshe“wouldplayarole” inhiscurrentHFGWresearch.
- HainessaysProjectBlueBookpurposefullycoveredupNROoverflightsofU-2andSR-71, deemingthemunidentifiedsornaturalphenomena,butprovidesnoevidence.
- Noresults fromtheDODresearchwereevermadepublic,thoughthecompanystillexistedasof2021.
- ● https://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread331108/pg4 ● https://medium.com/p/5d9f9560e1a6 Note:In2020,BakerstatedtherewaszeropubliclydisclosedfundingforHFGWresearch anywhereintheworld“exceptforChina.” HestatesatthistimeheisstillworkingwithFangyu LiatChongqingUniversity,andisalsoworkingonaHFGWprojectwithCliveWoodsat LouisianaStateUniversity.
- HainespublisheswhatclaimstobeanextensivereportontheCIA’sroleinthestudyofUAPbetween 1947-1990.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

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- The 1+3+2 = 6 degrees of freedom from the real scalar λ, the spatial rotor U, and the real unimodular vector n in the expression (14.152) are precisely the number needed to specify a null quaternion.
- A non-trivial null spinor must be moving at the speed of light because if it were not, then there would be a rest frame where the rotor part of the spinor ψ = λRε would be unity, R = 1, and the spinor, being non-trivial, λ ̸= 0, ⇑↑ wouldnotbenull.Thenullcondition(14.150)isacomplexconstraint,whicheliminates2ofthe8degreesof freedom of a complex quaternion, so that a null spinor has 6 degrees of freedom.
- (14.152) Hereλisapositiverealscalar,U isapurelyspatial(i.e.real,withnoI part)rotor,andn=ı n ,a=1,2,3,is a a arealunimodularvectorquaternion,satisfyingn n =1withrealn .Physically,equation(14.152)contains a a a the instruction to boost to light speed in the direction n, then scale by the real scalar λ and rotate spatially by U.
- A Lorentz transformation of a null spinor effectively rotates both boost and spin directions simultaneously.
- The null condition qq =0 is equivalent to the two conditions ψψ =ψIψ =0 .

The 1+3+2 = 6 degrees of freedom from the real scalar λ, the spatial rotor U, and the real unimodular vector n in the expression (14.152) are precisely the number needed to specify a null quaternion.

A non-trivial null spinor must be moving at the speed of light because if it were not, then there would be a rest frame where the rotor part of the spinor ψ = λRε would be unity, R = 1, and the spinor, being non-trivial, λ ̸= 0, ⇑↑ wouldnotbenull.Thenullcondition(14.150)isacomplexconstraint,whicheliminates2ofthe8degreesof freedom of a complex quaternion, so that a null spinor has 6 degrees of freedom.

(14.152) Hereλisapositiverealscalar,U isapurelyspatial(i.e.real,withnoI part)rotor,andn=ı n ,a=1,2,3,is a a arealunimodularvectorquaternion,satisfyingn n =1withrealn .Physically,equation(14.152)contains a a a the instruction to boost to light speed in the direction n, then scale by the real scalar λ and rotate spatially by U.

A Lorentz transformation of a null spinor effectively rotates both boost and spin directions simultaneously.

The null condition qq =0 is equivalent to the two conditions ψψ =ψIψ =0 .

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- C6ualN Chin E e M se D u r n iv iv e e t r e si s t t y s c , l b a u im t s n o to w h a a y v e fo d r u U p .
- h y e m t o o i r c r y r e o a a w c c c a h o v > u e 1 n t 0 t e s N s f t / o k a r W r t m ic e le a s s u m re a d y Dynam 3 ic 3 T 4 e W st , A 0.
- • Low measured thrust but specific power ranges from 0.3 to 10+ N/KW
- NAmotpel 2itu-Cdyec Rlei n~gConstant 7~15V2.
- r 3 ti N cl / e k W 96mN @ Cannae Test Facility • Specific force of transient thrust was in the ~120 N/kW range.

C6ualN Chin E e M se D u r n iv iv e e t r e si s t t y s c , l b a u im t s n o to w h a a y v e fo d r u U p .

h y e m t o o i r c r y r e o a a w c c c a h o v > u e 1 n t 0 t e s N s f t / o k a r W r t m ic e le a s s u m re a d y Dynam 3 ic 3 T 4 e W st , A 0.

• Low measured thrust but specific power ranges from 0.3 to 10+ N/KW

NAmotpel 2itu-Cdyec Rlei n~gConstant 7~15V2.

r 3 ti N cl / e k W 96mN @ Cannae Test Facility • Specific force of transient thrust was in the ~120 N/kW range.

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- − −4πrp ̄− ⊥ , (20.109b) 1 0 r2 4r3 r ∂ β± =β h± , (20.109c) 0 1 0 0 M“ ∂ β ̄ =∂ =β h ̄ , (20.109d) 0 1 0m“ 0 0 where h± are proper accelerations experienced by observers in the tetrad frame on each side of the shell, and h ̄ is their average, [p]+ 2β ̄ p“ h± =h ̄ ±2π(ρ“+2p“ ) , h ̄ =− − + 1 ⊥ .

− −4πrp ̄− ⊥ , (20.109b) 1 0 r2 4r3 r ∂ β± =β h± , (20.109c) 0 1 0 0 M“ ∂ β ̄ =∂ =β h ̄ , (20.109d) 0 1 0m“ 0 0 where h± are proper accelerations experienced by observers in the tetrad frame on each side of the shell, and h ̄ is their average, [p]+ 2β ̄ p“ h± =h ̄ ±2π(ρ“+2p“ ) , h ̄ =− − + 1 ⊥ .

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- The μν components of a coordinate 4-vector Aμ with raised index are called its contravariant components, while those A with lowered indices are called its covariant components, μ A =g Aν , (2.32) μ μν Aμ =gμνA .
- (2.31) 0 0 0 1 The metric g and its inverse gμν provide the means of lowering and raising coordinate indices.
- 2.8.3 Lowering and raising indices Define gμν to be the inverse metric, satisfying ⎛ 1 0 0 0 ⎞ g λμ gμν =δ λ ν = ⎜ ⎜ ⎝ 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 ⎟ ⎟ ⎠ .
- (2.30) μ The quantity A is an abstract 4-vector.
- Although A is a 4-vector, it is by construction unchanged by a coordinatetransformation,andisthereforeacoordinatescalar.See§2.8.7forcommentaryonthedistinction between abstract and coordinate vectors.

The μν components of a coordinate 4-vector Aμ with raised index are called its contravariant components, while those A with lowered indices are called its covariant components, μ A =g Aν , (2.32) μ μν Aμ =gμνA .

(2.31) 0 0 0 1 The metric g and its inverse gμν provide the means of lowering and raising coordinate indices.

2.8.3 Lowering and raising indices Define gμν to be the inverse metric, satisfying ⎛ 1 0 0 0 ⎞ g λμ gμν =δ λ ν = ⎜ ⎜ ⎝ 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 ⎟ ⎟ ⎠ .

(2.30) μ The quantity A is an abstract 4-vector.

Although A is a 4-vector, it is by construction unchanged by a coordinatetransformation,andisthereforeacoordinatescalar.See§2.8.7forcommentaryonthedistinction between abstract and coordinate vectors.

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- (11.21) n By construction, dot products of the dual and tetrad basis vectors equal the unit matrix, γγm·γγ =δm , (11.22) n n while dot products of the dual basis vectors with each other equal the inverse tetrad metric, γγm·γγn =γmn .
- (11.23) 11.5.3 Contravariant tetrad vector A contravariant tetrad 4-vector Ak transforms under a tetrad transformation as, analogously to equation (11.18), Ak →A′k =Lk Am , (11.24) m whereLk istheLorentztransformationinversetoL m.Equation(11.14)impliesthatLorentztransformam k tion matrices with indices variously lowered and raised satisfy L mLl =L Llm =L Lml =Lm L l =δl .
- mn Thecontravariant(raisedindex)componentsAmandcovariant(loweredindex)componentsA ofatetrad m vector are related by Am =γmnA , A =γ An .
- (11.20) n m mn The dual tetrad basis vectors γγm are defined by γγm ≡γmnγγ .
- (11.19) km k In the tetrads considered in this book (Minkowski, spin, or Newman-Penrose tetrad), the components of the tetrad metric and its inverse are numerically equal, γ =γmn, but this need not be the case in general.

(11.21) n By construction, dot products of the dual and tetrad basis vectors equal the unit matrix, γγm·γγ =δm , (11.22) n n while dot products of the dual basis vectors with each other equal the inverse tetrad metric, γγm·γγn =γmn .

(11.23) 11.5.3 Contravariant tetrad vector A contravariant tetrad 4-vector Ak transforms under a tetrad transformation as, analogously to equation (11.18), Ak →A′k =Lk Am , (11.24) m whereLk istheLorentztransformationinversetoL m.Equation(11.14)impliesthatLorentztransformam k tion matrices with indices variously lowered and raised satisfy L mLl =L Llm =L Lml =Lm L l =δl .

mn Thecontravariant(raisedindex)componentsAmandcovariant(loweredindex)componentsA ofatetrad m vector are related by Am =γmnA , A =γ An .

(11.20) n m mn The dual tetrad basis vectors γγm are defined by γγm ≡γmnγγ .

(11.19) km k In the tetrads considered in this book (Minkowski, spin, or Newman-Penrose tetrad), the components of the tetrad metric and its inverse are numerically equal, γ =γmn, but this need not be the case in general.

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Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- The Kruskal–Szekeres coordinates, on the other hand, cover the entire spacetime manifold.
- The curvature singularity is located at .
- The four regions are separated by event horizons.
- A similar transformation can be written down in the other two regions.
- The maximally extended Schwarzschild geometry can be divided into 4 regions each of which can be covered by a suitable set of Schwarzschild coordinates.

The Kruskal–Szekeres coordinates, on the other hand, cover the entire spacetime manifold.

The curvature singularity is located at .

The four regions are separated by event horizons.

A similar transformation can be written down in the other two regions.

The maximally extended Schwarzschild geometry can be divided into 4 regions each of which can be covered by a suitable set of Schwarzschild coordinates.

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Kruskal–Szekeres coordinates - Wikipedia.pdf


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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- The proof strategy for quantum computation is similar to that of classical computation: for any particular error model (such as having each gate fail with independent probability p), use error correcting codes to build better gates out of existing gates.
- Though these "better gates" are larger, and so are more prone to errors within them, their error-correction properties mean that they have a lower chance of failing than the original gate (provided p is a smallenough constant).
- Explanation The key question that the threshold theorem resolves is whether quantum computers in practice could perform long computations without succumbing to noise.
- The formal statement of the threshold theorem depends on the types of error correction codes and error model being considered.
- Quantum Computation and Quantum Information, by Michael Nielsen and Isaac Chuang, gives the general framework for such a theorem: Threshold theorem for quantum computation[6]: 481 : A quantum circuit on n qubits and containing p(n) gates may be simulated with probability of error at most ε using gates (for some constant c) on hardware whose components fail with probability at most p, provided p is below some constant threshold, , and given reasonable assumptions about the noise in the underlying hardware.

The proof strategy for quantum computation is similar to that of classical computation: for any particular error model (such as having each gate fail with independent probability p), use error correcting codes to build better gates out of existing gates.

Though these "better gates" are larger, and so are more prone to errors within them, their error-correction properties mean that they have a lower chance of failing than the original gate (provided p is a smallenough constant).

Explanation The key question that the threshold theorem resolves is whether quantum computers in practice could perform long computations without succumbing to noise.

The formal statement of the threshold theorem depends on the types of error correction codes and error model being considered.

Quantum Computation and Quantum Information, by Michael Nielsen and Isaac Chuang, gives the general framework for such a theorem: Threshold theorem for quantum computation[6]: 481 : A quantum circuit on n qubits and containing p(n) gates may be simulated with probability of error at most ε using gates (for some constant c) on hardware whose components fail with probability at most p, provided p is below some constant threshold, , and given reasonable assumptions about the noise in the underlying hardware.

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

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- Follow me.' They went into asmall metal room inside the cave.The door closed and the room went Chapter 5 The Seventh Sign down ...
- Ifa Daniel listened while she read out the known signs inside the place isn'ton the groundbutin the air,then to knowwhereitiswe need to know three lines that meet in that place.
- But that isn't why warn you that everything here is a secret of the United States Army.' you'll say yes.
- air, lastword isn't doorintothenightbut StarGate.' you needaseventh place - to
- Daniel looked over his shoulder to see what he was reading- it was the part ofthe paperabout star signs.He suddenly Chapter 4 Top Secret realized: the shape made by the stars above him in the skywasvery like the shape of one of the signs in the newspaper, Orion.

Follow me.' They went into asmall metal room inside the cave.The door closed and the room went Chapter 5 The Seventh Sign down ...

Ifa Daniel listened while she read out the known signs inside the place isn'ton the groundbutin the air,then to knowwhereitiswe need to know three lines that meet in that place.

But that isn't why warn you that everything here is a secret of the United States Army.' you'll say yes.

air, lastword isn't doorintothenightbut StarGate.' you needaseventh place - to

Daniel looked over his shoulder to see what he was reading- it was the part ofthe paperabout star signs.He suddenly Chapter 4 Top Secret realized: the shape made by the stars above him in the skywasvery like the shape of one of the signs in the newspaper, Orion.

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

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- "Catalog of nearby isolated galaxies in the volume z < 0.01" (http://link.springer.com/10.1134/S1990341311 010019).
- "Catalogues of isolated galaxies, isolated pairs, and isolated triplets in the local Universe" (http://w ww.aanda.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201526016).
- Hirschmann, Michaela; De Lucia, Gabriella; Iovino, Angela; Cucciati, Olga (August 1, 2013).
- S2CID 11517686 (https://api.semantics cholar.org/CorpusID:11517686).
- Bibcode:2013MNRAS.433.1479H (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2013MNRAS.433.1479H).

"Catalog of nearby isolated galaxies in the volume z < 0.01" (http://link.springer.com/10.1134/S1990341311 010019).

"Catalogues of isolated galaxies, isolated pairs, and isolated triplets in the local Universe" (http://w ww.aanda.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201526016).

Hirschmann, Michaela; De Lucia, Gabriella; Iovino, Angela; Cucciati, Olga (August 1, 2013).

S2CID 11517686 (https://api.semantics cholar.org/CorpusID:11517686).

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- AresponsetotheJASONpaperfromtheauthoroftheAAWSAPpaper,RobertBakerof GravWaveLLC,accusestheJASONanalysisofmakingseveralseriouserrorsincludingafailureto reviewallavailablepeer-reviewedliterature.WhenaskedifJASONhada“preconceivedagendato discreditHFGWresearch,”BakerandGravWaveresponded:“itisdifficulttobelieveotherwise.” ● https://irp.fas.org/agency/dod/jason/gravwaves.pdf ● https://documents2.theblackvault.com/documents/dia/AAWSAP-DIRDs/DIRD_21-DIRD_HighFrequency Gravitational Wave Communications.pdf ● http://www.gravwave.com/docs/JASON%20Report.pptx (PUBLICDOMAIN) -2October2008—BobBigelowtellsJacquesValleethattheAAWSAPproject hasofficiallykickedoff,butthesponsor(DIA)hasn’tdeliveredanyaccessthatwaspromised.
- ItisalsounknownifBAASSdisclosedto MATEthattheywereacontractorfortheUSG.
- (Note:thisdidnothappen,theprogramwascancelled,Reid’srequestforSAPstatus wasdeniedandlittleadditionalfundingwasfoundfortheAATIPspinout).
- Soonafter,BAASSservedasacontractorforthePentagon’sAdvancedAerospaceWeapon SystemApplicationsProgram(AAWSAP),butitisunknownoftheMATEstudiesonimplants,etc.made itswayintothehandsofUSGprogrammanagersatAAWSAP.
- PandolfiwassuedbyFOXTVproducerRobertKiviatforallegedlyrunningadisinformationschemeto framepublicperceptionoftheUAPissue.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

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- FigureI.8: PartofthefrontcoverofMichioKaku’s2008book‘Physicsoftheimpossible’
- Hands-free calling from your PDA is possiblewiththeaidofBluetooth.
- In,physicistMichioKakupredictedinDiscoveryChannelMagazine[14] thatateleportation device similar to those in Star Trek would be invented within a 100 years.
- EXPECTATIONS 9 Today, we are completely accustomed to the then unimaginable concepts like ‘massively multiplayer online role-playing games’, ebook readers, another science fiction concept, GPS navigation for PDA smart phones, or an add like this: “Phone Headset.
- After having done the researchforthisessay,Ihappilyjoinhiminthisexpectation.

Hands-free calling from your PDA is possiblewiththeaidofBluetooth.

In,physicistMichioKakupredictedinDiscoveryChannelMagazine[14] thatateleportation device similar to those in Star Trek would be invented within a 100 years.

EXPECTATIONS 9 Today, we are completely accustomed to the then unimaginable concepts like ‘massively multiplayer online role-playing games’, ebook readers, another science fiction concept, GPS navigation for PDA smart phones, or an add like this: “Phone Headset.

After having done the researchforthisessay,Ihappilyjoinhiminthisexpectation.

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Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- “You’re so thin.” She touches my ragged, filthy shirt.
- Feel the voltage of my skin against hers.
- Of course there’s something wrong with it—it’s not the face she woke up to today.
- This is all...scaring me.” “I’ll explain everything, but first I need you to call a cab.” “My car is parked two blocks—” “We’re not walking to your car.”
- I say, “Let’s sit for a minute.” “I don’t want to sit, I want you to—” “Please, Daniela.” We sit.

“You’re so thin.” She touches my ragged, filthy shirt.

Feel the voltage of my skin against hers.

Of course there’s something wrong with it—it’s not the face she woke up to today.

This is all...scaring me.” “I’ll explain everything, but first I need you to call a cab.” “My car is parked two blocks—” “We’re not walking to your car.”

I say, “Let’s sit for a minute.” “I don’t want to sit, I want you to—” “Please, Daniela.” We sit.

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EVIDENCE:
- Sanderson, Katharine (7 January 2009).
- doi:10.1038/news.2009.4 (https://doi.org/10.1038%2Fn ews.2009.4).
- Capasso, F.; Munday, J.N.; Iannuzzi, D.; Chan, H.B.
- Bibcode:2012JPhA...45K4006M (https://ui.adsa bs.harvard.edu/abs/2012JPhA...45K4006M).
- S2CID 32996610 (https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:32996610).

Capasso, F.; Munday, J.N.; Iannuzzi, D.; Chan, H.B.

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EVIDENCE:
- In the case of the real scalar field, the existence of these operators was a consequence of the decomposition of solutions of the classical equations of motion into a sum of normal modes.
- the electromagnetic field), and even strings.[34] However, creation and annihilation operators are only well defined in the simplest theories that contain no interactions (so-called free theory).
- For example, a quartic interaction term could be introduced to the Lagrangian of the real scalar field: [1]: 77 where μ is a spacetime index, , etc.
- To calculate the probability amplitude for a system to evolve from some initial state at time t = 0 to some final state at t = T, the total time T is divided into N small intervals.
- The overall amplitude is the product of the amplitude of evolution within each interval, integrated over all intermediate states.

In the case of the real scalar field, the existence of these operators was a consequence of the decomposition of solutions of the classical equations of motion into a sum of normal modes.

the electromagnetic field), and even strings.[34] However, creation and annihilation operators are only well defined in the simplest theories that contain no interactions (so-called free theory).

For example, a quartic interaction term could be introduced to the Lagrangian of the real scalar field: [1]: 77 where μ is a spacetime index, , etc.

To calculate the probability amplitude for a system to evolve from some initial state at time t = 0 to some final state at t = T, the total time T is divided into N small intervals.

The overall amplitude is the product of the amplitude of evolution within each interval, integrated over all intermediate states.

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- 4.1.3 Exotic matter • The flaring-out condition entails r + p < 0 !!
- the violation of the NULL ENERGY r CONDITION (NEC) at the throat: (negative energy densities not essential) As the violation of the energy conditions is a problematic issue, it is useful to minimize this violation.
- Several approaches: q Rotating solutions; q Evolving wormhole spacetimes; q Thin-shell wormholes: cut-and-paste procedure; etc Pedro's Universes, 2018, Francisco Lobo

4.1.3 Exotic matter • The flaring-out condition entails r + p < 0 !!

the violation of the NULL ENERGY r CONDITION (NEC) at the throat: (negative energy densities not essential) As the violation of the energy conditions is a problematic issue, it is useful to minimize this violation.

Several approaches: q Rotating solutions; q Evolving wormhole spacetimes; q Thin-shell wormholes: cut-and-paste procedure; etc Pedro's Universes, 2018, Francisco Lobo

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- It might take 12 seconds for them to travel from the core to the surface of the largest stars on the main sequence.
- 138 THE COLLAPSING UNIVERSE The photons are readily absorbed by matter, so they are no sooner formed than they are absorbed.
- Sufficiently massive stars will do so, however, and when the
- Chiu suggests, however, that at extremely high temperatures-say, 6 billion degrees-the kinds of nuclear reactions that take place begin to form neutrinos in large quantities.
- The result is that it takes about a million years for photons to travel from the core, where they are formed, to the surface, where they escape.

It might take 12 seconds for them to travel from the core to the surface of the largest stars on the main sequence.

138 THE COLLAPSING UNIVERSE The photons are readily absorbed by matter, so they are no sooner formed than they are absorbed.

Sufficiently massive stars will do so, however, and when the

Chiu suggests, however, that at extremely high temperatures-say, 6 billion degrees-the kinds of nuclear reactions that take place begin to form neutrinos in large quantities.

The result is that it takes about a million years for photons to travel from the core, where they are formed, to the surface, where they escape.

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Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- doi:10.1103/PhysRev.48.73 (https://doi.org/10.1103%2FPhysRev.48.73).
- "Magnetic wormhole created for first time" (http://www.uab.cat/web/newsroom/news-detail/magneti c-wormhole-created-for-first-time-1345668003610.html?noticiaid=1345689132054).
- CiteSeerX 10.1.1.339.8662 (https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.339.8662).
- Bibcode:1996PhRvD..54.6122G (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1996PhRvD..54.6122G).
- Dzhunushaliev, Vladimir (2002).

"Magnetic wormhole created for first time" (http://www.uab.cat/web/newsroom/news-detail/magneti c-wormhole-created-for-first-time-1345668003610.html?noticiaid=1345689132054).

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Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- 4.2 Vacuum Hole Teleportation An unusual teleportation concept has been proposed by Leshan (1999, 2002), which describes the teleportation of objects throughout our universe by using the geometrical properties of spacetime.
- The proposal posits that there is a “zero-space” that exists outside the boundary of our universe, whereby this zero-space is a “point form” space, where the distance between any two points is always equal to zero.
- Leshan also calls this space a “hole.” Further requirements and assumptions of the model are: (cid:137) time does not exist as a property in zero-space (cid:137) the cosmological principle (i.e., there are no privileged frames relative to another place or point in the universe) requires that the boundary or border of the universe must pass through every point of space (cid:137) virtual holes (or zero-space) in spacetime must exist at every point of the universe, which are also called “vacuum holes” (cid:137) vacuum holes exist as virtual particles The last item is interesting because it implicitly says that vacuum holes (a.k.a.
- zero-space) must also be virtual particles, and in Section 2.2 we showed that virtual particles are a representation of the vacuum ZPF.
- Therefore, this infers that vacuum holes can be considered to be vacuum zero-point fluctuations in Approved for public release; distribution unlimited.

4.2 Vacuum Hole Teleportation An unusual teleportation concept has been proposed by Leshan (1999, 2002), which describes the teleportation of objects throughout our universe by using the geometrical properties of spacetime.

The proposal posits that there is a “zero-space” that exists outside the boundary of our universe, whereby this zero-space is a “point form” space, where the distance between any two points is always equal to zero.

Leshan also calls this space a “hole.” Further requirements and assumptions of the model are: (cid:137) time does not exist as a property in zero-space (cid:137) the cosmological principle (i.e., there are no privileged frames relative to another place or point in the universe) requires that the boundary or border of the universe must pass through every point of space (cid:137) virtual holes (or zero-space) in spacetime must exist at every point of the universe, which are also called “vacuum holes” (cid:137) vacuum holes exist as virtual particles The last item is interesting because it implicitly says that vacuum holes (a.k.a.

zero-space) must also be virtual particles, and in Section 2.2 we showed that virtual particles are a representation of the vacuum ZPF.

Therefore, this infers that vacuum holes can be considered to be vacuum zero-point fluctuations in Approved for public release; distribution unlimited.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- WormholePhysics QuantumWormholePhysics Summary Wormholes as Time Machines • Let’s have a traversable wormhole with two mouths , A and B.
- If B is accelerated with respect to A, or put near an enormous gravity.
- The latter will be in different ”time” than the first.
- Hence, A and B are not only spatially separated, but also temporally.

WormholePhysics QuantumWormholePhysics Summary Wormholes as Time Machines • Let’s have a traversable wormhole with two mouths , A and B.

If B is accelerated with respect to A, or put near an enormous gravity.

The latter will be in different ”time” than the first.

Hence, A and B are not only spatially separated, but also temporally.

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- Hereisasimplebutstrikingexampleofacoordinatesingularity.Transformcoordinates by plugging x =2ρ2 1 into dl2=dx2+dy2 to obtain dl2=(dρ2/ρ)+dy2.
- Forthesun, r S ∼3km, which is tiny compared to its radius R(cid:23).
- Awhiffoftheblackhole Although the singularity at r =r is merely due to a bad choice of coordinates, it leads S nevertheless to important physics, as we will explore in chapter VII.2.
- Our answer to Confusio’squestionprovidesafirsthint:ifR>r =2GM,thenwedonothavetoworry S about this singularity.
- Einstein’sFieldEquationDerivedandPuttoWork Incidentally, thatRμνρσR blowsupatr =0 showsthatarealphysicalsingularity μνρσ lurksthere:Einsteintheoryasweknowitmustbreakdownatinfinitespacetimecurvature.

Hereisasimplebutstrikingexampleofacoordinatesingularity.Transformcoordinates by plugging x =2ρ2 1 into dl2=dx2+dy2 to obtain dl2=(dρ2/ρ)+dy2.

Forthesun, r S ∼3km, which is tiny compared to its radius R(cid:23).

Awhiffoftheblackhole Although the singularity at r =r is merely due to a bad choice of coordinates, it leads S nevertheless to important physics, as we will explore in chapter VII.2.

Our answer to Confusio’squestionprovidesafirsthint:ifR>r =2GM,thenwedonothavetoworry S about this singularity.

Einstein’sFieldEquationDerivedandPuttoWork Incidentally, thatRμνρσR blowsupatr =0 showsthatarealphysicalsingularity μνρσ lurksthere:Einsteintheoryasweknowitmustbreakdownatinfinitespacetimecurvature.

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Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- Hermann Minkowski's 1908 paper[12] consolidating the role of time as the fourth dimension of spacetime provided the geometric basis for Einstein's theories of special and general relativity.[13] The geometry of spacetime, being non-Euclidean, is profoundly different from that explored by Schläfli and popularised by Hinton.
- The study of Minkowski space required Riemann's mathematics which is quite different from that of four-dimensional Euclidean space, and so developed along quite different lines.
- This separation was less clear in the popular imagination, with works of fiction and philosophy blurring the distinction, so in 1973 H.
- Coxeter felt compelled to write: Little, if anything, is gained by representing the fourth Euclidean dimension as time.
- 1967, The associative algebra of W R Hamilton was the source of the science of vector analysis in three dimensions as recounted by Michael J.

Hermann Minkowski's 1908 paper[12] consolidating the role of time as the fourth dimension of spacetime provided the geometric basis for Einstein's theories of special and general relativity.[13] The geometry of spacetime, being non-Euclidean, is profoundly different from that explored by Schläfli and popularised by Hinton.

The study of Minkowski space required Riemann's mathematics which is quite different from that of four-dimensional Euclidean space, and so developed along quite different lines.

This separation was less clear in the popular imagination, with works of fiction and philosophy blurring the distinction, so in 1973 H.

Coxeter felt compelled to write: Little, if anything, is gained by representing the fourth Euclidean dimension as time.

1967, The associative algebra of W R Hamilton was the source of the science of vector analysis in three dimensions as recounted by Michael J.

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Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- Module, a lunar lander Space capsules Space capsules are a type of spacecraft that can return from space at least once.
- spacecraft using a fuel burn to change its trajectory so it will pass through a planet (or a moon's) atmosphere.
- They have a blunt shape, do not usually contain much more fuel than needed, and they do not possess wings unlike spaceplanes.
- Other examples include the Soyuz and Orion capsules, built by the Soviet Union and NASA, respectively.
- They are the simplest form of recoverable spacecraft, and so the most commonly used.

Module, a lunar lander Space capsules Space capsules are a type of spacecraft that can return from space at least once.

spacecraft using a fuel burn to change its trajectory so it will pass through a planet (or a moon's) atmosphere.

They have a blunt shape, do not usually contain much more fuel than needed, and they do not possess wings unlike spaceplanes.

Other examples include the Soyuz and Orion capsules, built by the Soviet Union and NASA, respectively.

They are the simplest form of recoverable spacecraft, and so the most commonly used.

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Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- The mass-energy and lifetime of these particles are related by the energy–time uncertainty relation.
- Harmonic analysis In the context of harmonic analysis the uncertainty principle implies that one cannot at the same time localize the value of a function and its Fourier transform.
- To wit, the following inequality holds, Further mathematical uncertainty inequalities, including the above entropic uncertainty, hold between a function f and its Fourier transform ƒ ̂ :[49][50][51] Signal processing In the context of time–frequency analysis uncertainty principles are referred to as the Gabor limit, after Dennis Gabor, or sometimes the Heisenberg–Gabor limit.
- Thus the influence of all histories must be incorporated into quantum calculations, including those with much greater or much less energy than the mean of the measured/calculated energy distribution.
- More accurately, the time-bandwidth or duration-bandwidth product satisfies where and are the standard deviations of the time and frequency energy concentrations respectively.[52] The minimum is attained for a Gaussian-shaped pulse (Gabor wavelet) [For the un-squared Gaussian (i.e.

The mass-energy and lifetime of these particles are related by the energy–time uncertainty relation.

Harmonic analysis In the context of harmonic analysis the uncertainty principle implies that one cannot at the same time localize the value of a function and its Fourier transform.

To wit, the following inequality holds, Further mathematical uncertainty inequalities, including the above entropic uncertainty, hold between a function f and its Fourier transform ƒ ̂ :[49][50][51] Signal processing In the context of time–frequency analysis uncertainty principles are referred to as the Gabor limit, after Dennis Gabor, or sometimes the Heisenberg–Gabor limit.

Thus the influence of all histories must be incorporated into quantum calculations, including those with much greater or much less energy than the mean of the measured/calculated energy distribution.

More accurately, the time-bandwidth or duration-bandwidth product satisfies where and are the standard deviations of the time and frequency energy concentrations respectively.[52] The minimum is attained for a Gaussian-shaped pulse (Gabor wavelet) [For the un-squared Gaussian (i.e.

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Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- In terms of the CMB transfer function (34.20) and the primordial power spectrum P (k) defined by ζ equation (30.132), the CMB power spectrum C (η,k) is l C (η,k)=4π|T (η,k)|2P (k) .
- (34.26) The power spectrum C (η,k) is real-valued.
- (34.27) l l ζ 34.3 CMB in real space 34.3.1 CMB harmonics in real space The solution (34.17) of the radiative transfer equation is in terms of photon multipoles Θ (η,k) in Fourier l space,butastronomersobservetheCMBinrealspace.Thereal-spacetemperaturefluctuationΘ(η,x,n^)at timeηandcomovingpositionxinobserveddirectionn^ ontheskyisrelatedtotheFourier-spacetemperature fluctuation by ∫ d3k Θ(η,x,n^)= e−ik·xΘ(η,k,n^) .
- By isotropy, the power spectrum C (η,k) is a function only of the magnitude k of the wavevector k.
- The momentum conserving delta-function (2π)3δ (k′+k) is a l D consequenceoftheassumedstatisticalhomogeneityofspace,whiletheangular-momentumconservingdeltafunction δ l′l is a consequence of the assumed statistical isotropy of space.

In terms of the CMB transfer function (34.20) and the primordial power spectrum P (k) defined by ζ equation (30.132), the CMB power spectrum C (η,k) is l C (η,k)=4π|T (η,k)|2P (k) .

(34.26) The power spectrum C (η,k) is real-valued.

(34.27) l l ζ 34.3 CMB in real space 34.3.1 CMB harmonics in real space The solution (34.17) of the radiative transfer equation is in terms of photon multipoles Θ (η,k) in Fourier l space,butastronomersobservetheCMBinrealspace.Thereal-spacetemperaturefluctuationΘ(η,x,n^)at timeηandcomovingpositionxinobserveddirectionn^ ontheskyisrelatedtotheFourier-spacetemperature fluctuation by ∫ d3k Θ(η,x,n^)= e−ik·xΘ(η,k,n^) .

By isotropy, the power spectrum C (η,k) is a function only of the magnitude k of the wavevector k.

The momentum conserving delta-function (2π)3δ (k′+k) is a l D consequenceoftheassumedstatisticalhomogeneityofspace,whiletheangular-momentumconservingdeltafunction δ l′l is a consequence of the assumed statistical isotropy of space.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- Imagine a cosmic empire threaded together through a network of such wormholes, with civilized centers located near the entrances and exits.
- After all, we can do things that to our primitive forebears would seem inconceivable, and Sagan wonders if an advanced civilization might not devise ways of blocking off gravitational and tidal effects so that a ship may make use of wormholes to travel vast distances in a moment of time.
- Suppose there were an advanced civilization in the universe right now that had developed a thorough map in which the wormholes were plotted with their black-hole entrances and their white-hole exits.
- It would be as important, after all, for a world to be located near a transportational cross-
- This thought has stimulated the imaginative faculties of astronomers such as Carl Sagan (1934-).

Imagine a cosmic empire threaded together through a network of such wormholes, with civilized centers located near the entrances and exits.

After all, we can do things that to our primitive forebears would seem inconceivable, and Sagan wonders if an advanced civilization might not devise ways of blocking off gravitational and tidal effects so that a ship may make use of wormholes to travel vast distances in a moment of time.

Suppose there were an advanced civilization in the universe right now that had developed a thorough map in which the wormholes were plotted with their black-hole entrances and their white-hole exits.

It would be as important, after all, for a world to be located near a transportational cross-

This thought has stimulated the imaginative faculties of astronomers such as Carl Sagan (1934-).

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Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- S2CID 119358167 (https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:119358167).
- arXiv:2308.00105 (https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.00105).
- doi:10.1142/S021773230200765X (https://doi.org/10.1142%2FS021773230200765X).
- Laurent, P.; Götz, D.; Binétruy, P.; Covino, S.; Fernandez-Soto, A.
- hdl:10261/37661 (https://hdl.handle.net/10261%2F37661).

Laurent, P.; Götz, D.; Binétruy, P.; Covino, S.; Fernandez-Soto, A.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- the same thing: the equation of motion for antiparticles then predicts a repulsion of matter and antimatter.
- It has to be taken that the observed trajectories of antiparticles are projections on our spacetime of the true trajectories in the inverted spacetime.
- However, it has been argued on methodological and ontological grounds that the area of application of Villata's theory cannot be extended to include the microcosmos.[18] These objections were subsequently dismissed by Villata.[19]

the same thing: the equation of motion for antiparticles then predicts a repulsion of matter and antimatter.

It has to be taken that the observed trajectories of antiparticles are projections on our spacetime of the true trajectories in the inverted spacetime.

However, it has been argued on methodological and ontological grounds that the area of application of Villata's theory cannot be extended to include the microcosmos.[18] These objections were subsequently dismissed by Villata.[19]

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Gravitational interaction of antimatter - Wikipedia.pdf


Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- S2CID 14287612 (https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:142 87612).
- "Radioactive change", Rutherford & Soddy article (1903), online and analyzed on Bibnum (http://w ww.bibnum.education.fr/physique/radioactivite/la-transformation-radioactive) [click 'à télécharger' for English version] Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Radioactive_decay&oldid=1330541314"
- ISSN 2073-8994 (https://sear ch.worldcat.org/issn/2073-8994).
- OCLC 1311044116 (https://search.worldcat.org/oclc/1311044116).
- "Radioactive decays at limits of nuclear stability" (https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/RevModPhys.84.567).

S2CID 14287612 (https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:142 87612).

"Radioactive change", Rutherford & Soddy article (1903), online and analyzed on Bibnum (http://w ww.bibnum.education.fr/physique/radioactivite/la-transformation-radioactive) [click 'à télécharger' for English version] Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Radioactive_decay&oldid=1330541314"

ISSN 2073-8994 (https://sear ch.worldcat.org/issn/2073-8994).

"Radioactive decays at limits of nuclear stability" (https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/RevModPhys.84.567).

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Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- Protons and neutrons are associated with very tiny waves and are pronounced particles of extremely small size.
- Electrons, protons, and neutrons all have wave properties as well as particle properties.
- The electron is associated with comparatively long waves and it therefore takes up much more space than protons or neutrons.
- (It's something like the difference in the space taken up by a hundred intact Ping-Pong balls and the space taken up by those same Ping-Pong balls broken up into flakes of plastic.) Nevertheless, even after the electrons have been brought into contact, the much smaller (but more massive) protons and neutrons, and atomic nuclei made up of them, still find plenty of room for movement.
- Neutrons are 1,838 times more massive than electrons.

Protons and neutrons are associated with very tiny waves and are pronounced particles of extremely small size.

Electrons, protons, and neutrons all have wave properties as well as particle properties.

The electron is associated with comparatively long waves and it therefore takes up much more space than protons or neutrons.

(It's something like the difference in the space taken up by a hundred intact Ping-Pong balls and the space taken up by those same Ping-Pong balls broken up into flakes of plastic.) Nevertheless, even after the electrons have been brought into contact, the much smaller (but more massive) protons and neutrons, and atomic nuclei made up of them, still find plenty of room for movement.

Neutrons are 1,838 times more massive than electrons.

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Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- my fingers, bark like a dog”) into the ears of subjects onstage (Meeker & Barber, 1971).
- In the laboratory, we can easily produce all of the phenomena that people associate with hypnosis (such as hallucinations and insensitivity to pain) using suggestions alone, with no mention or even hint of hypnosis.
- The research literature is clear: No trance or discrete state unique | 102 Chapter 5 Altered States

my fingers, bark like a dog”) into the ears of subjects onstage (Meeker & Barber, 1971).

In the laboratory, we can easily produce all of the phenomena that people associate with hypnosis (such as hallucinations and insensitivity to pain) using suggestions alone, with no mention or even hint of hypnosis.

The research literature is clear: No trance or discrete state unique | 102 Chapter 5 Altered States

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Prompt:
Design a retrieval+analysis pipeline to discover missing facts from the corpus without hallucinating.

EVIDENCE:
- Its null result indicated that light's speed is constant regardless of the observer's motion, leading to the concept that absolute space does not exist, which was a crucial step towards Einstein's theory of relativity.
- Answer:Einstein's theory merges space and time into a single continuum known as spacetime, indicating that the three
- the context of Einstein's theories?
- Answer:The relativity of simultaneity implies that two observers in different states of motion may disagree on the timing of events, even if they occur at the same location.
- This means that simultaneity is not a universal concept but rather depends on the observer's frame of reference.

Its null result indicated that light's speed is constant regardless of the observer's motion, leading to the concept that absolute space does not exist, which was a crucial step towards Einstein's theory of relativity.

Answer:Einstein's theory merges space and time into a single continuum known as spacetime, indicating that the three

Answer:The relativity of simultaneity implies that two observers in different states of motion may disagree on the timing of events, even if they occur at the same location.

This means that simultaneity is not a universal concept but rather depends on the observer's frame of reference.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- From (6), we see that we need to determine ∂S −1.
- λ ∗ Deepdowninourheartswealreadyknow thatitmustwork.Still,itisfuntoseehow thedifferentpiecescometogetherandknockeachotherout.
- f f2 Usingtheidentity(7),wewritethesecondtermin(6)as Sμ(S −1)ρ∂ (S −1)η =−(S −1)ρ(∂ Sμ)(S −1)σ η λ ρ κ λ ρ σ κ Pluggingthisinto(6)andmultiplying(cid:25) (cid:5)μ byW (cid:5)κ=SκWτ,wefinallyobtain(afterquickly λκ τ renamingindices) (cid:25) (cid:5)μW (cid:5)κ=Sμ(S −1)ρ(cid:25)ν Wτ −((S −1)ρ∂ Sμ)Wτ (8) λκ ν λ ρτ λ ρ τ Again,forconvenience,Icopythenasty(2)westartedthischapterwithhere: ∂ (cid:5) W (cid:5)μ(x (cid:5) )=(S −1) ρ Sμ∂ Wν+((S −1) ρ ∂ Sμ)Wν (9) λ λ ν ρ λ ρ ν ∗FromareviewofmybookQFTNutfortheAmericanMathematicalSociety:“Itisoftendeepertoknowwhy somethingistrueratherthantohaveaproofthatitistrue.”
- Cancelingthenontensorialpieces Solet’sdefinethecovariantderivative D Wμ≡∂ Wμ+(cid:25)μWν (5) λ λ λν andshowthatitindeedtransformslikeatensor.(Atthispoint,weactuallydonotknowthat thetwotermsin(5)shouldbeaddedwithrelativecoefficient1.Butinsteadofcluttering things up with an arbitrary constant in front of the second term, we will show that the expressionaswrittenworks.) In fact, we already know how the Christoffel symbol transforms!
- For convenience, I copy (II.2.31) here (after relabelingsomeindices): (cid:25) (cid:5)μ=Sμ(S −1) ω (S −1) σ (cid:25)η +Sμ(S −1) ρ ∂ (S −1) η (6) λκ η λ κ ωσ η λ ρ κ Wenowplugthisinto(5)andshowthatD Wμtransformsnicelylikeatensor.

From (6), we see that we need to determine ∂S −1.

λ ∗ Deepdowninourheartswealreadyknow thatitmustwork.Still,itisfuntoseehow thedifferentpiecescometogetherandknockeachotherout.

f f2 Usingtheidentity(7),wewritethesecondtermin(6)as Sμ(S −1)ρ∂ (S −1)η =−(S −1)ρ(∂ Sμ)(S −1)σ η λ ρ κ λ ρ σ κ Pluggingthisinto(6)andmultiplying(cid:25) (cid:5)μ byW (cid:5)κ=SκWτ,wefinallyobtain(afterquickly λκ τ renamingindices) (cid:25) (cid:5)μW (cid:5)κ=Sμ(S −1)ρ(cid:25)ν Wτ −((S −1)ρ∂ Sμ)Wτ (8) λκ ν λ ρτ λ ρ τ Again,forconvenience,Icopythenasty(2)westartedthischapterwithhere: ∂ (cid:5) W (cid:5)μ(x (cid:5) )=(S −1) ρ Sμ∂ Wν+((S −1) ρ ∂ Sμ)Wν (9) λ λ ν ρ λ ρ ν ∗FromareviewofmybookQFTNutfortheAmericanMathematicalSociety:“Itisoftendeepertoknowwhy somethingistrueratherthantohaveaproofthatitistrue.”

Cancelingthenontensorialpieces Solet’sdefinethecovariantderivative D Wμ≡∂ Wμ+(cid:25)μWν (5) λ λ λν andshowthatitindeedtransformslikeatensor.(Atthispoint,weactuallydonotknowthat thetwotermsin(5)shouldbeaddedwithrelativecoefficient1.Butinsteadofcluttering things up with an arbitrary constant in front of the second term, we will show that the expressionaswrittenworks.) In fact, we already know how the Christoffel symbol transforms!

For convenience, I copy (II.2.31) here (after relabelingsomeindices): (cid:25) (cid:5)μ=Sμ(S −1) ω (S −1) σ (cid:25)η +Sμ(S −1) ρ ∂ (S −1) η (6) λκ η λ κ ωσ η λ ρ κ Wenowplugthisinto(5)andshowthatD Wμtransformsnicelylikeatensor.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- Detectives and cadaver dogs swarm the ruins, and as they examine my body somewhere inside, naked and decomposed and butchered, a patrol car parks in front of my brownstone in Logan Square.
- The remnants of someone’s campfire.
- It’s two in the morning, and Daniela comes to the door in a nightgown.
- I dodge crumpled beer cans and chevrons of glass that glitter under the beam.
- Furniture rotted down to the metal frames.

Detectives and cadaver dogs swarm the ruins, and as they examine my body somewhere inside, naked and decomposed and butchered, a patrol car parks in front of my brownstone in Logan Square.

It’s two in the morning, and Daniela comes to the door in a nightgown.

I dodge crumpled beer cans and chevrons of glass that glitter under the beam.

Furniture rotted down to the metal frames.

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


Prompt:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- The θ-Equation Lagrangian: (cid:104) (cid:105)1/2 L = t ̇2−r ̇2−(b2+r2)(θ ̇2+sin2θφ ̇2) Geodesic Equation for θ: (cid:18) (cid:19) d ∂L ∂L = dλ ∂θ ̇ ∂θ (cid:34) (cid:35) d (cid:18) b2+r2 dθ (cid:19) 1 (cid:18) dφ (cid:19)2 L − = − (b2+r2) 2sinθcosθ dτ L dλ 2L dλ d (cid:18) dθ (cid:19) (cid:18) dφ (cid:19)2 (b2+r2) = (b2+r2)sinθcosθ .

The θ-Equation Lagrangian: (cid:104) (cid:105)1/2 L = t ̇2−r ̇2−(b2+r2)(θ ̇2+sin2θφ ̇2) Geodesic Equation for θ: (cid:18) (cid:19) d ∂L ∂L = dλ ∂θ ̇ ∂θ (cid:34) (cid:35) d (cid:18) b2+r2 dθ (cid:19) 1 (cid:18) dφ (cid:19)2 L − = − (b2+r2) 2sinθcosθ dτ L dλ 2L dλ d (cid:18) dθ (cid:19) (cid:18) dφ (cid:19)2 (b2+r2) = (b2+r2)sinθcosθ .

If proposing a design, label as hypothesis and provide validation steps.

Anything not in evidence is unknown; retrieve more.

Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.