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

EVIDENCE:
- Applied to a vector field, the resulting scalar field value at any point of the manifold can be positive, negative or zero.
- With a signature of (p, 1) or (1, q), the manifold is also locally (and possibly globally) time-orientable (see Causal structure).
- A principal premise of general relativity is that spacetime can be modeled as a 4-dimensional Lorentzian manifold of signature (3, 1) or, equivalently, (1, 3).
- Metric signatures Given a metric tensor g on an n-dimensional real manifold, the quadratic form q(x) = g(x, x) associated with the metric tensor applied to each vector of any orthogonal basis produces n real values.
- The signature (p, q, r) of the metric tensor gives these numbers, shown in the same order.

Applied to a vector field, the resulting scalar field value at any point of the manifold can be positive, negative or zero.

With a signature of (p, 1) or (1, q), the manifold is also locally (and possibly globally) time-orientable (see Causal structure).

A principal premise of general relativity is that spacetime can be modeled as a 4-dimensional Lorentzian manifold of signature (3, 1) or, equivalently, (1, 3).

Metric signatures Given a metric tensor g on an n-dimensional real manifold, the quadratic form q(x) = g(x, x) associated with the metric tensor applied to each vector of any orthogonal basis produces n real values.

The signature (p, q, r) of the metric tensor gives these numbers, shown in the same order.

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Pseudo-Riemannian manifold - Wikipedia.pdf


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

EVIDENCE:
- However, Maxwell knew that his equations of electromagnetism had empirical validity without any need for the hypothesis of an aether.
- As first proposed by James Clerk Maxwell in 1864, light is an electromagnetic wave.
- See https://jila.colorado.edu/~ajsh/sr/ for animated versions of several of the diagrams in this Chapter.
- Special relativity demands, in apparent contradiction to experience, the revolutionary notion that space and time are united into a single 4-dimensional entity, called spacetime.
- 1.1 Motivation The history of the development of special relativity is rich and human, and it is beyond the intended scope of this book to give any reasonable account of it.

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.

However, Maxwell knew that his equations of electromagnetism had empirical validity without any need for the hypothesis of an aether.

As first proposed by James Clerk Maxwell in 1864, light is an electromagnetic wave.

See https://jila.colorado.edu/~ajsh/sr/ for animated versions of several of the diagrams in this Chapter.

Special relativity demands, in apparent contradiction to experience, the revolutionary notion that space and time are united into a single 4-dimensional entity, called spacetime.

1.1 Motivation The history of the development of special relativity is rich and human, and it is beyond the intended scope of this book to give any reasonable account of it.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Thus φ ∈ Aff(n) must preserve translations in the sense that where T is a general linear transformation.
- Affine space is a geometry in this sense, and is equipped with a flat Cartan connection.
- By analogy, the affine group Aff(n) n is the group of transformations of A preserving the affine structure.
- Affine space as the flat model geometry Definition of an affine space Informally, an affine space is a vector space without a fixed choice of origin.
- The map sending φ ∈ Aff(n) to T ∈ GL(n) is a group homomorphism.

Thus φ ∈ Aff(n) must preserve translations in the sense that where T is a general linear transformation.

Affine space is a geometry in this sense, and is equipped with a flat Cartan connection.

By analogy, the affine group Aff(n) n is the group of transformations of A preserving the affine structure.

Affine space as the flat model geometry Definition of an affine space Informally, an affine space is a vector space without a fixed choice of origin.

The map sending φ ∈ Aff(n) to T ∈ GL(n) is a group homomorphism.

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

EVIDENCE:
- deuterium, to the mass of the proton in free space (which is greater by about 0.239% —this is due to the binding energy of deuterium).
- Thus, for example, if the reference weight m is taken to be the mass of the neutron in free space, and the relative accelerations for the proton and neutron in deuterium are computed, then the above formula over-estimates the mass m (by 0.239%) for the proton in deuterium.
- At best, Mach's formula can only be used to obtain ratios of masses, that is, as m / m = |a | / |a |.
- An additional difficulty was pointed out by Henri Poincaré, which is that 1 2 2 1

deuterium, to the mass of the proton in free space (which is greater by about 0.239% —this is due to the binding energy of deuterium).

Thus, for example, if the reference weight m is taken to be the mass of the neutron in free space, and the relative accelerations for the proton and neutron in deuterium are computed, then the above formula over-estimates the mass m (by 0.239%) for the proton in deuterium.

At best, Mach's formula can only be used to obtain ratios of masses, that is, as m / m = |a | / |a |.

An additional difficulty was pointed out by Henri Poincaré, which is that 1 2 2 1

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

EVIDENCE:
- (2003), "Numerical Hydrodynamics in General Relativity", Living Reviews in Relativity, 6 (1) 4, Bibcode:2003LRR.....6....4F (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2003LRR.....6....
- 45–111, arXiv:math-ph/0602018 (https://arxiv.org/abs/math-ph/060 2018), Bibcode:2006math.ph...2018G (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2006math.ph...2018G), doi:10.1007/3-540-34523-X_4 (https://doi.org/10.1007%2F3-540-34523-X_4), ISBN 978-3-54034522-0, S2CID 15948765 (https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:15948765)
- (2006), "The Post-Newtonian Approximation for Relativistic Compact Binaries", Living Reviews in Relativity, 10 (1): 2, Bibcode:2007LRR....10....2F (https://ui.adsabs.ha rvard.edu/abs/2007LRR....10....2F), doi:10.12942/lrr-2007-2 (https://doi.org/10.12942%2Flrr-20072), PMC 5255906 (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5255906), PMID 28179819 (htt ps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28179819) Gamow, George (1970), My World Line, Viking Press, ISBN 978-0-670-50376-6 Garfinkle, David (2007), "Of singularities and breadmaking" (https://web.archive.org/web/2007081 0114535/http://www.einstein-online.info/en/spotlights/singularities_bkl/index.html), Einstein Online, Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, archived from the original (http://www.einstein-onlin e.info/en/spotlights/singularities_bkl/index.html) on 10 August 2007, retrieved 3 August 2007 Geroch, Robert (1996).
- Bibcode:1996gere.conf...19G (https://ui.adsabs.
- 4F), doi:10.12942/lrr-2003-4 (https://doi.org/10.12942%2Flrr-2003-4), PMC 5660627 (https://www.

(2003), "Numerical Hydrodynamics in General Relativity", Living Reviews in Relativity, 6 (1) 4, Bibcode:2003LRR.....6....4F (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2003LRR.....6....

(2006), "The Post-Newtonian Approximation for Relativistic Compact Binaries", Living Reviews in Relativity, 10 (1): 2, Bibcode:2007LRR....10....2F (https://ui.adsabs.ha rvard.edu/abs/2007LRR....10....2F), doi:10.12942/lrr-2007-2 (https://doi.org/10.12942%2Flrr-20072), PMC 5255906 (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5255906), PMID 28179819 (htt ps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28179819) Gamow, George (1970), My World Line, Viking Press, ISBN 978-0-670-50376-6 Garfinkle, David (2007), "Of singularities and breadmaking" (https://web.archive.org/web/2007081 0114535/http://www.einstein-online.info/en/spotlights/singularities_bkl/index.html), Einstein Online, Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, archived from the original (http://www.einstein-onlin e.info/en/spotlights/singularities_bkl/index.html) on 10 August 2007, retrieved 3 August 2007 Geroch, Robert (1996).

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

EVIDENCE:
- However, at singularity point, physics is not well-de(cid:28)ned.
- Therefore, all results at asymptotically (cid:29)at region receiving information from singularity point are not well-de(cid:28)ned.
- 3.4 Case 2: μ2 > q2 em Fromtheequation(3.57),thereexisttworealsolutionsforcoordinatesingularity.
- NotethattheCCCdoesnotimplythatthenakedsingularity cannot exist, it just provide that the naked singularity cannot be formed.
- It is clear that q > μ since electron mass is very tiny.

However, at singularity point, physics is not well-de(cid:28)ned.

Therefore, all results at asymptotically (cid:29)at region receiving information from singularity point are not well-de(cid:28)ned.

3.4 Case 2: μ2 > q2 em Fromtheequation(3.57),thereexisttworealsolutionsforcoordinatesingularity.

NotethattheCCCdoesnotimplythatthenakedsingularity cannot exist, it just provide that the naked singularity cannot be formed.

It is clear that q > μ since electron mass is very tiny.

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

EVIDENCE:
- This picture of a tangle of worldlines, perhaps with a reality that goes beyond time, has prompted many pseudo-philosophical ramblings.
- Sinceamaterialobjectcan’tmovefasterthanc,itsworldlineissubjecttotheconstraint dt2≥dx2+dy2+dz2, with the equality allowed only if the object is massless.
- As a particle moves about in spacetime, it traces out a curve known as the worldline.
- (See figure 2, in which we see the worldlines of several particles, including oneatrest.) ThedistinguishedphysicistGeorgeGamowwroteacharmingautobiographyattractively titled My World Line.You can imagine the world as consisting of a tangle of worldlines, withsomecomingtogetherandintertwinedwithoneanotherforawhileandthenmoving apart.Somehow,wecanexperiencethistangleonlyonetimesliceatatime.
- In other words, at all points along the worldline of a massive particle, its slope has to be greater

This picture of a tangle of worldlines, perhaps with a reality that goes beyond time, has prompted many pseudo-philosophical ramblings.

Sinceamaterialobjectcan’tmovefasterthanc,itsworldlineissubjecttotheconstraint dt2≥dx2+dy2+dz2, with the equality allowed only if the object is massless.

As a particle moves about in spacetime, it traces out a curve known as the worldline.

(See figure 2, in which we see the worldlines of several particles, including oneatrest.) ThedistinguishedphysicistGeorgeGamowwroteacharmingautobiographyattractively titled My World Line.You can imagine the world as consisting of a tangle of worldlines, withsomecomingtogetherandintertwinedwithoneanotherforawhileandthenmoving apart.Somehow,wecanexperiencethistangleonlyonetimesliceatatime.

In other words, at all points along the worldline of a massive particle, its slope has to be greater

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

EVIDENCE:
- The microscope uses the quantum tunneling phenomenon, which allows particles to pass through a barrier that would be insurmountable in the classical perspective.
- If a sample contains multiple isotopes, the mass spectrometer can determine the proportion of each isotope in the sample by measuring the intensity of the different beams of ions.
- The method alone is not chemically specific, and cannot identify the atomic species present at the surface.
- How much the tip moves to and away from the surface is interpreted as the height profile.
- One electrode is a sharp tip ideally ending with a single atom.

The microscope uses the quantum tunneling phenomenon, which allows particles to pass through a barrier that would be insurmountable in the classical perspective.

If a sample contains multiple isotopes, the mass spectrometer can determine the proportion of each isotope in the sample by measuring the intensity of the different beams of ions.

The method alone is not chemically specific, and cannot identify the atomic species present at the surface.

How much the tip moves to and away from the surface is interpreted as the height profile.

One electrode is a sharp tip ideally ending with a single atom.

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Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


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

EVIDENCE:
- If the conductors have curved surfaces instead, then one obtains results that are similar to the case of intersecting conductors.
- This is an example of the well known quantum phenomenon of parametric excitation.
- Dynamical Casimir Effect: Moving Mirrors Negative energy can be created by a single moving reflecting (conducting) surface (a.k.a.
- This topic will also be left for future investigation.
- This is essentially the simple case of an infinite plane conductor undergoing acceleration perpendicular to its surface.

If the conductors have curved surfaces instead, then one obtains results that are similar to the case of intersecting conductors.

This is an example of the well known quantum phenomenon of parametric excitation.

Dynamical Casimir Effect: Moving Mirrors Negative energy can be created by a single moving reflecting (conducting) surface (a.k.a.

This topic will also be left for future investigation.

This is essentially the simple case of an infinite plane conductor undergoing acceleration perpendicular to its surface.

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

EVIDENCE:
- In 2011, the STAR detector reported the observation of artificially created antihelium-4 nuclei (anti-alpha particles) ( He) from such collisions.[80] The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station has, as of 2021, recorded eight events that seem to indicate the detection of antihelium-3.[81][82] Preservation Antimatter cannot be stored in a container made of ordinary matter because antimatter reacts with any matter it touches, annihilating itself and an equal amount of the container.
- In particular, such a trap may use the dipole moment (electric or magnetic) of the trapped particles.
- Small particles can also be suspended with optical tweezers, using a highly focused laser beam.[83] In 2011, CERN scientists were able to preserve antihydrogen for approximately 17 minutes.[84] The record for storing antiparticles is currently held by the TRAP experiment at CERN: antiprotons were kept in a Penning trap for 405 days.[85] A proposal was made in 2018 to develop containment technology advanced enough to contain a billion anti-protons in a portable device to be driven to another lab for further experimentation.[86] Cost Scientists claim that antimatter is the costliest material to make.[87] In 2006, Gerald Smith estimated $250 million could produce 10 milligrams of positrons[88] (equivalent to $25 billion per gram); in 1999, NASA gave a figure of $62.5 trillion per gram of antihydrogen.[87] This is because production is difficult (only very few antiprotons are produced in reactions in particle accelerators) and because there is higher demand for
- (approximately 6.02×1023 atoms of antihydrogen).
- This device cannot, however, contain antimatter that consists of uncharged particles, for which atomic traps are used.

In 2011, the STAR detector reported the observation of artificially created antihelium-4 nuclei (anti-alpha particles) ( He) from such collisions.[80] The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station has, as of 2021, recorded eight events that seem to indicate the detection of antihelium-3.[81][82] Preservation Antimatter cannot be stored in a container made of ordinary matter because antimatter reacts with any matter it touches, annihilating itself and an equal amount of the container.

In particular, such a trap may use the dipole moment (electric or magnetic) of the trapped particles.

Small particles can also be suspended with optical tweezers, using a highly focused laser beam.[83] In 2011, CERN scientists were able to preserve antihydrogen for approximately 17 minutes.[84] The record for storing antiparticles is currently held by the TRAP experiment at CERN: antiprotons were kept in a Penning trap for 405 days.[85] A proposal was made in 2018 to develop containment technology advanced enough to contain a billion anti-protons in a portable device to be driven to another lab for further experimentation.[86] Cost Scientists claim that antimatter is the costliest material to make.[87] In 2006, Gerald Smith estimated $250 million could produce 10 milligrams of positrons[88] (equivalent to $25 billion per gram); in 1999, NASA gave a figure of $62.5 trillion per gram of antihydrogen.[87] This is because production is difficult (only very few antiprotons are produced in reactions in particle accelerators) and because there is higher demand for

(approximately 6.02×1023 atoms of antihydrogen).

This device cannot, however, contain antimatter that consists of uncharged particles, for which atomic traps are used.

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

EVIDENCE:
- (2000), “Hunting for Higher Dimensions: Experimenters scurry to test new theories suggesting that extra dimensions are detectable,” Science News, 157, 122-124 237.
- (1995), Lorentzian Wormholes: From Einstein to Hawking, AIP Press, New York 229.
- (1971), “The propagation of electromagnetic waves in a Riemannian space,” Sov.
- (1992), Dreams of a Final Theory, Vintage Books, pp.
- (1990), “Wormholes, baby universes, and causality”, Phys.

Bennett
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Zeilinger
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Popper

(2000), “Hunting for Higher Dimensions: Experimenters scurry to test new theories suggesting that extra dimensions are detectable,” Science News, 157, 122-124 237.

(1995), Lorentzian Wormholes: From Einstein to Hawking, AIP Press, New York 229.

(1971), “The propagation of electromagnetic waves in a Riemannian space,” Sov.

(1992), Dreams of a Final Theory, Vintage Books, pp.

(1990), “Wormholes, baby universes, and causality”, Phys.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Decoherence degrades the fidelity of the quantum link (i.e., the set of pure EPR entangled pairs) between two quantum systems, thus introducing a certain level of error in the exchange of quantum information between the systems.
- However, some experts argue that because a particle’s or a photon’s quantum state is its defining characteristic, teleporting its quantum state is completely equivalent to teleporting the particle/photon even though the original particle’s/photon’s quantum state (and defining characteristic) was completely destroyed in the process (more on this in Section 3.3).
- 3.2.2 Decoherence Fundamentally Limits q-Teleportation Finally, the reader must understand that the q-Teleportation scenario described in the previous section was simplified because we unrealistically assumed that Alice and Bob shared an EPR entangled pair that was free of noise or decoherence.
- Therefore, no quantum cloning is possible and we are left with a (near-perfect) copy of the now-destroyed original after teleportation (Wootters and Zurek, 1982; Barnum et al., 1996).
- The quantum link (or EPR interaction) between a pair of systems is subject to noise or decoherence through photon loss or heating of the phonons.

Decoherence degrades the fidelity of the quantum link (i.e., the set of pure EPR entangled pairs) between two quantum systems, thus introducing a certain level of error in the exchange of quantum information between the systems.

However, some experts argue that because a particle’s or a photon’s quantum state is its defining characteristic, teleporting its quantum state is completely equivalent to teleporting the particle/photon even though the original particle’s/photon’s quantum state (and defining characteristic) was completely destroyed in the process (more on this in Section 3.3).

3.2.2 Decoherence Fundamentally Limits q-Teleportation Finally, the reader must understand that the q-Teleportation scenario described in the previous section was simplified because we unrealistically assumed that Alice and Bob shared an EPR entangled pair that was free of noise or decoherence.

Therefore, no quantum cloning is possible and we are left with a (near-perfect) copy of the now-destroyed original after teleportation (Wootters and Zurek, 1982; Barnum et al., 1996).

The quantum link (or EPR interaction) between a pair of systems is subject to noise or decoherence through photon loss or heating of the phonons.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Prove that the grade p+n−q part of the multivector form ep+qa is ⟨ep+qa⟩ =eq·(ep∧a) .
- q+n−2l p+q+n−2m l=0 Assumethatequation(16.220)isinductivelytrueuptosomepandq.Theinductivehypothesis(16.220) implies ⟨eqa⟩ =el·(eq−l∧a) (16.225) q+n−2l subject to the conditions that q −l, l, n, and q +n−2l are all non-negative integers.
- Equation (16.219) follows from successive application of equation (16.218).
- (16.222) q+n−2l p+q+n−2k−2l k!l!
- Equation (16.218) remains true in the special case where a is a scalar (grade 0), in which case e·a = 0 by definition (13.36), and e·e=0, equation (16.203).

Prove that the grade p+n−q part of the multivector form ep+qa is ⟨ep+qa⟩ =eq·(ep∧a) .

q+n−2l p+q+n−2m l=0 Assumethatequation(16.220)isinductivelytrueuptosomepandq.Theinductivehypothesis(16.220) implies ⟨eqa⟩ =el·(eq−l∧a) (16.225) q+n−2l subject to the conditions that q −l, l, n, and q +n−2l are all non-negative integers.

Equation (16.219) follows from successive application of equation (16.218).

Equation (16.218) remains true in the special case where a is a scalar (grade 0), in which case e·a = 0 by definition (13.36), and e·e=0, equation (16.203).

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

EVIDENCE:
- Walls, floor, and ceiling made of the same material as the exterior.
- So far, you’re the only one to return.” “What happened to them?” “We don’t know.
- My work in my late twenties involved a box much like this one.
- “For your own safety.” “It’s dangerous?” “You were the third person to go inside.
- Staring at the box is like seeing a failed dream raised from the dead.

Walls, floor, and ceiling made of the same material as the exterior.

So far, you’re the only one to return.” “What happened to them?” “We don’t know.

My work in my late twenties involved a box much like this one.

“For your own safety.” “It’s dangerous?” “You were the third person to go inside.

Staring at the box is like seeing a failed dream raised from the dead.

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

EVIDENCE:
- It can be thought of as the double integral analog of the line integral.
- To find an explicit formula for the surface integral, we need to parameterize the surface of interest, S, by considering a system of curvilinear coordinates on S, like the latitude and longitude on a sphere.
- A surface integral is a generalization of multiple integrals to integration over surfaces.
- If F is a continuously differentiable vector field defined on a neighborhood of V, then the divergence theorem says:[63]
- A volume integral is an integral over a three-dimensional domain or region.

It can be thought of as the double integral analog of the line integral.

To find an explicit formula for the surface integral, we need to parameterize the surface of interest, S, by considering a system of curvilinear coordinates on S, like the latitude and longitude on a sphere.

A surface integral is a generalization of multiple integrals to integration over surfaces.

If F is a continuously differentiable vector field defined on a neighborhood of V, then the divergence theorem says:[63]

A volume integral is an integral over a three-dimensional domain or region.

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

EVIDENCE:
- In this two-dimensional analog, you cannot travel through what we perceive to be the mouth of the funnel.
- A version of this two-dimensional analog of a worm hole is shown in Figure 13.2.
- If they are properly designed, worm holes can, in principle, yield an arbitrarily short path between arbitrarily distant reaches of normal space in any sort of universe.
- That is a third-dimensional hyperspace in the two-dimensional analog.
- The worm hole in Figure 13.2 connects two different parts of an open, saddle-shaped universe.

In this two-dimensional analog, you cannot travel through what we perceive to be the mouth of the funnel.

A version of this two-dimensional analog of a worm hole is shown in Figure 13.2.

If they are properly designed, worm holes can, in principle, yield an arbitrarily short path between arbitrarily distant reaches of normal space in any sort of universe.

That is a third-dimensional hyperspace in the two-dimensional analog.

The worm hole in Figure 13.2 connects two different parts of an open, saddle-shaped universe.

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

EVIDENCE:
- GravityPast,Present,andFuture (Atechnicalaside:themasslessgravitoncouldproduceinfraredfactorslikelogωr ,whichweignoreforour S purposes.) Requiringthatthetwoexpressionsagree,weobtainc E,B ∼M P 2r S 5.Indeed,asexpected,thecouplingsc E,Bare highlysuppressedasr →0.
- S Exercise 1 Workoutthe“electric”and“magnetic”componentsofthegravitationalfieldwefeeleveryday.
- ThistreatmentisbasedonP.GoldbergerandI.Rothstein,arXiv:0409156.Ineglectvarioustechnicalities, suchasfieldredefinition.SeeQFTNutformoredetails.

GravityPast,Present,andFuture (Atechnicalaside:themasslessgravitoncouldproduceinfraredfactorslikelogωr ,whichweignoreforour S purposes.) Requiringthatthetwoexpressionsagree,weobtainc E,B ∼M P 2r S 5.Indeed,asexpected,thecouplingsc E,Bare highlysuppressedasr →0.

S Exercise 1 Workoutthe“electric”and“magnetic”componentsofthegravitationalfieldwefeeleveryday.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Null refers to the fact that the streaming velocity between outgoing and ingoing streams reaches the speed of light.
- Itiscommonlystatedintheliteraturethatthegenericoutcomeofinflationisa“weaknullsingularityonthe Cauchy horizon.” Weak means that the tidal force, the Weyl curvature, exponentiates to infinity in a finite amount of proper time.
- It is ironic that it is the increase of mass that brings mass inflation to an end.
- This conclusion holds even if the accretion rate of one of the outgoing or ingoing streams is tiny compared to the other.
- Thisraisesthequestionofwhetherwhathappensattheoutgoinginnerhorizonofarealblackholeindeed depends on what happens in the far future.

Null refers to the fact that the streaming velocity between outgoing and ingoing streams reaches the speed of light.

Itiscommonlystatedintheliteraturethatthegenericoutcomeofinflationisa“weaknullsingularityonthe Cauchy horizon.” Weak means that the tidal force, the Weyl curvature, exponentiates to infinity in a finite amount of proper time.

It is ironic that it is the increase of mass that brings mass inflation to an end.

This conclusion holds even if the accretion rate of one of the outgoing or ingoing streams is tiny compared to the other.

Thisraisesthequestionofwhetherwhathappensattheoutgoinginnerhorizonofarealblackholeindeed depends on what happens in the far future.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Two of the master geometers of the time were Bernhard Riemann (1826– 1866), working primarily with tools from mathematical analysis, and introducing the Riemann surface, and Henri Poincaré, the founder of algebraic topology and the geometric theory of dynamical systems.
- Lambert quadrilateral and Saccheri quadrilateral, were part of a line of research on the parallel postulate continued by later European geometers, including Vitello (c.
- The first was the creation of analytic geometry, or geometry with coordinates and equations, by René Descartes (1596– 1650) and Pierre de Fermat (1601–1665).[30] This was a necessary precursor to the development of calculus and a precise quantitative science of physics.[31] The second geometric development of this period was the systematic study of projective geometry by Girard Desargues (1591–1661).[32] Projective geometry studies properties of shapes which are unchanged under projections and sections, especially as they relate to artistic perspective.[33] Two developments in geometry in the 19th century changed the way it had been studied previously.[34] These were the discovery of non-Euclidean geometries by Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky, János Bolyai and Carl Friedrich Gauss and of the formulation of symmetry as the central consideration in the Erlangen programme of Felix Klein (which generalized the Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometries).
- Khayyam (1048–1131) found geometric solutions to cubic Illustration at the beginning of a equations.[28] The theorems of Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen), Omar medieval translation of Euclid's Khayyam and Nasir al-Din al-Tusi on quadrilaterals, including the Elements, c.
- diagonals of a cyclic quadrilateral.

Two of the master geometers of the time were Bernhard Riemann (1826– 1866), working primarily with tools from mathematical analysis, and introducing the Riemann surface, and Henri Poincaré, the founder of algebraic topology and the geometric theory of dynamical systems.

Lambert quadrilateral and Saccheri quadrilateral, were part of a line of research on the parallel postulate continued by later European geometers, including Vitello (c.

The first was the creation of analytic geometry, or geometry with coordinates and equations, by René Descartes (1596– 1650) and Pierre de Fermat (1601–1665).[30] This was a necessary precursor to the development of calculus and a precise quantitative science of physics.[31] The second geometric development of this period was the systematic study of projective geometry by Girard Desargues (1591–1661).[32] Projective geometry studies properties of shapes which are unchanged under projections and sections, especially as they relate to artistic perspective.[33] Two developments in geometry in the 19th century changed the way it had been studied previously.[34] These were the discovery of non-Euclidean geometries by Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky, János Bolyai and Carl Friedrich Gauss and of the formulation of symmetry as the central consideration in the Erlangen programme of Felix Klein (which generalized the Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometries).

Khayyam (1048–1131) found geometric solutions to cubic Illustration at the beginning of a equations.[28] The theorems of Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen), Omar medieval translation of Euclid's Khayyam and Nasir al-Din al-Tusi on quadrilaterals, including the Elements, c.

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

EVIDENCE:
- They’re all staring down at me.
- It’s so quiet I can hear the lightbulbs humming above me.
- “Ringing any bells?” “Not really.” “That’s too bad.
- I note the first twinge of panic looming on my horizon.
- There’s just twenty-three of us now, but one thing hasn’t changed.

It’s so quiet I can hear the lightbulbs humming above me.

“Ringing any bells?” “Not really.” “That’s too bad.

I note the first twinge of panic looming on my horizon.

There’s just twenty-three of us now, but one thing hasn’t changed.

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

EVIDENCE:
- The remaining term is the torque, When the torque is zero, the angular momentum is constant, just as when the force is zero, the momentum is constant.[19]: 14–15 The torque can vanish even when the force is non-zero, if the body is located at the reference point ( ) or if the force and the displacement vector are directed along the same line.
- This follows from the fact that the internal forces within the collection, the forces that the objects exert upon each other, occur in balanced pairs by Newton's third law.
- they lead to new quantities that are analogous to those invoked in the original laws.
- Angular momentum is calculated with respect to a reference point.[56] If the displacement vector from a reference point to a body is and the body has momentum , then the body's angular momentum with respect to that point is, using the vector cross product, Taking the time derivative of the angular momentum gives The first term vanishes because and point in the same direction.
- The Kepler problem can be solved in

The remaining term is the torque, When the torque is zero, the angular momentum is constant, just as when the force is zero, the momentum is constant.[19]: 14–15 The torque can vanish even when the force is non-zero, if the body is located at the reference point ( ) or if the force and the displacement vector are directed along the same line.

This follows from the fact that the internal forces within the collection, the forces that the objects exert upon each other, occur in balanced pairs by Newton's third law.

they lead to new quantities that are analogous to those invoked in the original laws.

Angular momentum is calculated with respect to a reference point.[56] If the displacement vector from a reference point to a body is and the body has momentum , then the body's angular momentum with respect to that point is, using the vector cross product, Taking the time derivative of the angular momentum gives The first term vanishes because and point in the same direction.

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

EVIDENCE:
- It’s like forgetting everything about yourself and then reading your own biography.
- “It’s loaded with your work product from the last fifteen years.
- The early folders contain work familiar to me—drafts of a paper that would ultimately become my first published work, abstracts from related articles, everything building toward my stint in that University of Chicago lab and the construction of the first tiny cube.
- Even goes back to your pre–Velocity Laboratories research.
- “But only for your safety.” — I sit in bed with the laptop, attempting to wrap my head around the sheer volume of information contained in the tens of thousands of folders.

It’s like forgetting everything about yourself and then reading your own biography.

“It’s loaded with your work product from the last fifteen years.

The early folders contain work familiar to me—drafts of a paper that would ultimately become my first published work, abstracts from related articles, everything building toward my stint in that University of Chicago lab and the construction of the first tiny cube.

Even goes back to your pre–Velocity Laboratories research.

“But only for your safety.” — I sit in bed with the laptop, attempting to wrap my head around the sheer volume of information contained in the tens of thousands of folders.

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Derivations, tests, or experiments implied by evidence.


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

EVIDENCE:
- Finally, translating the index notation for the dot product and cross product results in (1) If i is identified with the pseudoscalar σ σ σ then the right hand side becomes which x y z is also the definition for the product of two vectors in geometric algebra.
- ħ If we define the spin operator as J = σ , then J satisfies the commutation relation: Or equivalently, the Pauli vector satisfies: Some trace relations The following traces can be derived using the commutation and anticommutation relations.
- If the matrix is also considered, these relationships become where Greek indices and assume values from and the notation is used to denote the sum over the cyclic permutation of the included indices.
- Exponential of a Pauli vector For one has, for even powers, 2 p, p = 0, 1, 2, 3, ...

Finally, translating the index notation for the dot product and cross product results in (1) If i is identified with the pseudoscalar σ σ σ then the right hand side becomes which x y z is also the definition for the product of two vectors in geometric algebra.

ħ If we define the spin operator as J = σ , then J satisfies the commutation relation: Or equivalently, the Pauli vector satisfies: Some trace relations The following traces can be derived using the commutation and anticommutation relations.

If the matrix is also considered, these relationships become where Greek indices and assume values from and the notation is used to denote the sum over the cyclic permutation of the included indices.

Exponential of a Pauli vector For one has, for even powers, 2 p, p = 0, 1, 2, 3, ...

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

EVIDENCE:
- Thus, rotationsclosetotheidentityhavetheformR=I +θJ +O(θ2)= 1 θ +O(θ2).The −θ 1 antisymmetricmatrixJ isknownasthegeneratoroftherotationgroup.
- 0 1 Actalittlebitatatime TheNorwegianphysicistMariusSophusLie(1842–1899)hadthealmostchildishlyobvious ◦ but brilliant idea that to rotate through, say, 29 , you could just as well rotate through a zillionthofadegreeandrepeattheprocess29zilliontimes.Tostudyrotations,itsuffices tostudyrotationthroughinfinitesimalangles.ShadesofNewtonandLeibniz!Arotation through a finite angle could always be obtained by performing infinitesimal rotations repeatedly.Asistypicalwithmanyprofoundstatementsinphysicsandmathematics,Lie’s ideaisastonishinglysimple.Replacetheproverb“Neverputoffuntiltomorrowwhatyou havetodotoday”by“Dowhatyouhavetodoalittlebitatatime.” Whentheangleissmallenough,therotationisalmosttheidentity,thatis,norotation atall.Thus,wecanwrite R(θ)(cid:16)I +A (6) whereAdenotessomeinfinitesimalmatrix.
- Indeed, suppose we have never even heard of sine and cosine.
- An equivalent way of saying this is that for infinitesimal θ, the transformation x (cid:5)(cid:16) x+θyandy (cid:5)(cid:16)y−θx(youcouldverifythat(1)indeedreducestothistoleadingorderin
- Thus, the rotation group of the plane consists of the set of all specialorthogonal2by2matricesandisknownasSO(2).

Thus, rotationsclosetotheidentityhavetheformR=I +θJ +O(θ2)= 1 θ +O(θ2).The −θ 1 antisymmetricmatrixJ isknownasthegeneratoroftherotationgroup.

0 1 Actalittlebitatatime TheNorwegianphysicistMariusSophusLie(1842–1899)hadthealmostchildishlyobvious ◦ but brilliant idea that to rotate through, say, 29 , you could just as well rotate through a zillionthofadegreeandrepeattheprocess29zilliontimes.Tostudyrotations,itsuffices tostudyrotationthroughinfinitesimalangles.ShadesofNewtonandLeibniz!Arotation through a finite angle could always be obtained by performing infinitesimal rotations repeatedly.Asistypicalwithmanyprofoundstatementsinphysicsandmathematics,Lie’s ideaisastonishinglysimple.Replacetheproverb“Neverputoffuntiltomorrowwhatyou havetodotoday”by“Dowhatyouhavetodoalittlebitatatime.” Whentheangleissmallenough,therotationisalmosttheidentity,thatis,norotation atall.Thus,wecanwrite R(θ)(cid:16)I +A (6) whereAdenotessomeinfinitesimalmatrix.

Indeed, suppose we have never even heard of sine and cosine.

An equivalent way of saying this is that for infinitesimal θ, the transformation x (cid:5)(cid:16) x+θyandy (cid:5)(cid:16)y−θx(youcouldverifythat(1)indeedreducestothistoleadingorderin

Thus, the rotation group of the plane consists of the set of all specialorthogonal2by2matricesandisknownasSO(2).

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

EVIDENCE:
- Appendix2:Exactisclosed,butclosedisnotnecessarilygloballyexact HereImentionanimportantconceptsomewhatoutsidethenarrativeofthisbook,involvingdifferentialforms.
- Appendix3:Spinorsincurvedspacetime ThisappendixisstrictlyforreadersfamiliarwiththeDiracspinorandshouldbeskippedbyothers.Inrelativistic fieldtheory,spin1particles,suchastheelectron,aredescribedbyDiracspinors.AsIexplainedstartinginpartV, Einstein’sequivalenceprinciplerenderslifeeasyforus.GivenanactioninMinkowskianspacetime(forexample Maxwell’saction,inwhichvariousLorentzindicesarecontractedwithη μνanditsinverse),wesimplyreplaceη μν byg μνand,loandbehold,weobtaintheactionincurvedspacetime.Butthisprocedureworksonlywithfields carryingLorentzindices,suchasA μ.TheDiracspinor,asthenameindicates,doesnottransformasavector oratensorundertheLorentzgroup,butinsteadcarriesaspinorialindex,whichwedenote†bys.Letuswrite ∗Namely,Stokestheoreminamoresophisticatedform.
- Istheconverseof(8)true?Kindof.ThePoincar ́elemmastatesthataclosedformislocallyexact.6Inother words,ifdH=0withH somep-form,thenlocally(thatis,withinsomecoordinatepatch) H=dK (23) forsome(p−1)-formK.However,itmayormaynotbethecasethatH=dK globally,thatis,everywhere.
- Talkingthetalk,wesaythat(8)tellsusthatexactformsareclosed.
- Actually,whetheryouknewitornot,youareprobablyalreadyfamiliarwiththePoincar ́elemma.Forexample, surelyyoulearnedsomewherethatifthecurlofavectorfieldvanishes,thevectorfieldislocallythegradientof somescalarfield.

Istheconverseof(8)true?Kindof.ThePoincar ́elemmastatesthataclosedformislocallyexact.6Inother words,ifdH=0withH somep-form,thenlocally(thatis,withinsomecoordinatepatch) H=dK (23) forsome(p−1)-formK.However,itmayormaynotbethecasethatH=dK globally,thatis,everywhere.

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

EVIDENCE:
- These are one of several analogies between weak-field gravity and electromagnetism in that, they are analogous to electromagnetic waves.
- Light deflection and gravitational time delay General relativity predicts that the path of light will follow the curvature of spacetime as it passes near a massive object.
- A sine wave propagating through such a ring towards the reader distorts the ring in a characteristic, rhythmic fashion (animated image to the right).[84] Since Einstein's equations are
- This effect was initially confirmed by observing the light of stars or distant quasars being deflected as it passes the Sun.[72] This and related predictions follow from the fact that light follows what is called a light-like or null geodesic—a generalization of the straight lines along which light travels in classical physics.
- There have been numerous successful tests of this prediction.[77] In the parameterized post-Newtonian formalism (PPN), measurements of both the deflection of light and the gravitational time delay determine a parameter called γ, which encodes the influence of gravity on the geometry of space.[78] Gravitational waves Predicted in 1916[79][80] by Albert Einstein, there are gravitational waves: ripples in the metric of spacetime that propagate at the speed of light.

These are one of several analogies between weak-field gravity and electromagnetism in that, they are analogous to electromagnetic waves.

Light deflection and gravitational time delay General relativity predicts that the path of light will follow the curvature of spacetime as it passes near a massive object.

A sine wave propagating through such a ring towards the reader distorts the ring in a characteristic, rhythmic fashion (animated image to the right).[84] Since Einstein's equations are

This effect was initially confirmed by observing the light of stars or distant quasars being deflected as it passes the Sun.[72] This and related predictions follow from the fact that light follows what is called a light-like or null geodesic—a generalization of the straight lines along which light travels in classical physics.

There have been numerous successful tests of this prediction.[77] In the parameterized post-Newtonian formalism (PPN), measurements of both the deflection of light and the gravitational time delay determine a parameter called γ, which encodes the influence of gravity on the geometry of space.[78] Gravitational waves Predicted in 1916[79][80] by Albert Einstein, there are gravitational waves: ripples in the metric of spacetime that propagate at the speed of light.

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

EVIDENCE:
- μν Invacuo,thissimplifies5furtherto (cid:3) (cid:4) ∂2 ∂2h = − +∇2 h =0 (6) μν ∂t2 μν which we recognize as the standard relativistic wave equation.
- We now use the 4 degrees of freedom embodied in the residual transformation as explained above to impose 4 more conditions: ε =0, for i=1,2,3, and ελ=0.
- (The reader with a long memorymayrecallthatwealreadyencounteredthisinchapterII.3.)Sincetheequation islinear,thegeneralsolutioncanbeconstructedasalinearsuperpositionofplanewaves† h (x)=ε (k)sin(k.x),withk.x=η kμxν andk2=0asrequiredby(6).Thepolarμν μν μν izationtensorε =ε (nottobeconfusedwithε !)satisfiesk εμ= 1k ε(withε≡ελ), μν νμ μ μ ν 2 ν λ theFouriertransformversionof(3).
- We can now check that gravitational waves do indeed come in only 2 polarizations, justlikeelectromagneticwaves.Letthewavepropagatealongthethirdaxissothatkμ= ω(1,0,0,1)(recallthatk2=0).Theharmonicconditionkμε =0implies μν ε =ε ⇒ε =ε and ε =ε =0, fori=1,2,3 (7) 0ν 3ν 00 30 3i 0i Thus, ε =ε =ε =0.Bythesymmetryofε , wehaveε =ε =0, whichimplies 33 32 31 μν 30 03 ε =ε =0.Thetracelessconditionελ=0thencollapsestoε +ε =0.
- 00 30 λ 11 22 Youshouldcheckthatthiscollectionofsimplebutsomewhatconfusingstatementswe derivedmerelysaysthatthezerothandthirdrowsandcolumnsofthesymmetrictraceless matrixε vanish.Thus,thepolarizationtensor μν ⎛ ⎞ 0 0 0 0 ⎜ ⎟ ⎜ ⎟ ⎜0 ε+ ε× 0⎟ ε =⎜ ⎟ (8) μν ⎜ ⎝0 ε× −ε+ 0 ⎟ ⎠ 0 0 0 0 is characterized by 2 real numbers ε+ and ε×, describing two independent degrees of polarizations.

μν Invacuo,thissimplifies5furtherto (cid:3) (cid:4) ∂2 ∂2h = − +∇2 h =0 (6) μν ∂t2 μν which we recognize as the standard relativistic wave equation.

We now use the 4 degrees of freedom embodied in the residual transformation as explained above to impose 4 more conditions: ε =0, for i=1,2,3, and ελ=0.

(The reader with a long memorymayrecallthatwealreadyencounteredthisinchapterII.3.)Sincetheequation islinear,thegeneralsolutioncanbeconstructedasalinearsuperpositionofplanewaves† h (x)=ε (k)sin(k.x),withk.x=η kμxν andk2=0asrequiredby(6).Thepolarμν μν μν izationtensorε =ε (nottobeconfusedwithε !)satisfiesk εμ= 1k ε(withε≡ελ), μν νμ μ μ ν 2 ν λ theFouriertransformversionof(3).

We can now check that gravitational waves do indeed come in only 2 polarizations, justlikeelectromagneticwaves.Letthewavepropagatealongthethirdaxissothatkμ= ω(1,0,0,1)(recallthatk2=0).Theharmonicconditionkμε =0implies μν ε =ε ⇒ε =ε and ε =ε =0, fori=1,2,3 (7) 0ν 3ν 00 30 3i 0i Thus, ε =ε =ε =0.Bythesymmetryofε , wehaveε =ε =0, whichimplies 33 32 31 μν 30 03 ε =ε =0.Thetracelessconditionελ=0thencollapsestoε +ε =0.

00 30 λ 11 22 Youshouldcheckthatthiscollectionofsimplebutsomewhatconfusingstatementswe derivedmerelysaysthatthezerothandthirdrowsandcolumnsofthesymmetrictraceless matrixε vanish.Thus,thepolarizationtensor μν ⎛ ⎞ 0 0 0 0 ⎜ ⎟ ⎜ ⎟ ⎜0 ε+ ε× 0⎟ ε =⎜ ⎟ (8) μν ⎜ ⎝0 ε× −ε+ 0 ⎟ ⎠ 0 0 0 0 is characterized by 2 real numbers ε+ and ε×, describing two independent degrees of polarizations.

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

EVIDENCE:
- As a result B grows more massive, and A grows less massive.
- A can then shrink directly to the white-dwarf stage, without passing through a planetary-nebula stage, even though its mass might have been, to begin with, somewhat above Chandrasekhar's limit.
- Since the gained matter will contain some atoms capable of fusion, the compression may eventually produce a very rapid nuclear reaction once enough is gathered and once it is sufficiently compressed.
- The surface gravity of A is extremely intense, and the matter it gains undergoes a sudden compression.
- As B expands toward the red-giant stage, it returns the gift: Some of its matter spills over toward A, which is now a white dwarf.

As a result B grows more massive, and A grows less massive.

A can then shrink directly to the white-dwarf stage, without passing through a planetary-nebula stage, even though its mass might have been, to begin with, somewhat above Chandrasekhar's limit.

Since the gained matter will contain some atoms capable of fusion, the compression may eventually produce a very rapid nuclear reaction once enough is gathered and once it is sufficiently compressed.

The surface gravity of A is extremely intense, and the matter it gains undergoes a sudden compression.

As B expands toward the red-giant stage, it returns the gift: Some of its matter spills over toward A, which is now a white dwarf.

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

EVIDENCE:
- It was like I was something, not that you wanted, but that you needed.
- It was different.” “Better.” “Like it was the first time again.
- She’s wearing underwear and a white T-shirt, and she smells like she’s been riding in the car all day without a shower—fading deodorant tinged with funk.
- But I need to know you’re that man.” I sit up and look at her in this cramped, windowless bathroom in the middle of nowhere that smells faintly of mildew.
- Like I was your oxygen.” “Do you want this other Jason?” “No.

It was like I was something, not that you wanted, but that you needed.

It was different.” “Better.” “Like it was the first time again.

She’s wearing underwear and a white T-shirt, and she smells like she’s been riding in the car all day without a shower—fading deodorant tinged with funk.

But I need to know you’re that man.” I sit up and look at her in this cramped, windowless bathroom in the middle of nowhere that smells faintly of mildew.

Like I was your oxygen.” “Do you want this other Jason?” “No.

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

EVIDENCE:
- The radiation dose from an intact device is usually only a hazard when many devices are grouped together or if the device is disassembled or tampered with.[56] Use in electron tubes Radium has been used in electron
- paint on the components of watches and clocks.[46] The dial painters were instructed to lick their brushes to give them a fine point, thereby ingesting radium.[47] Their exposure to radium caused serious health effects which included sores, anemia, and bone cancer.[15] During the litigation, it was determined that the company's scientists and management had taken considerable precautions to protect themselves from the effects of radiation, but it did not seem to protect their employees.
- Additionally, for several years the companies had attempted Watch hands coated with radium paint to cover up the effects and avoid liability by insisting that the under ultraviolet light Radium Girls were instead suffering from syphilis.[48] As a result of the lawsuit, and an extensive study by the U.S.
- Public Health Service, the adverse effects of radioactivity became widely known, and radium-dial painters were instructed in proper safety precautions and provided with protective gear.
- In many cases luminous dials were implemented with non-radioactive fluorescent materials excited by light; such devices glow in the dark after exposure to light, but the glow fades.[15] Where long-lasting self-luminosity in darkness was required, safer radioactive promethium-147 (half-life 2.6 years) or tritium (half-life 12 years) paint was used; both continue to be used as of 2018.[49] These had the added advantage of not degrading the phosphor over time, unlike radium.[50] Tritium as it is used in these applications is considered safer than radium,[51] as it emits very low-energy beta radiation [52] (even lower-energy than the beta radiation emitted by promethium)[53] which cannot penetrate the skin,[54] unlike the gamma radiation emitted by radium isotopes.[51] Clocks, watches, and instruments dating from the first half of the 20th century, often in military applications, may have been painted with radioactive luminous paint.

The radiation dose from an intact device is usually only a hazard when many devices are grouped together or if the device is disassembled or tampered with.[56] Use in electron tubes Radium has been used in electron

paint on the components of watches and clocks.[46] The dial painters were instructed to lick their brushes to give them a fine point, thereby ingesting radium.[47] Their exposure to radium caused serious health effects which included sores, anemia, and bone cancer.[15] During the litigation, it was determined that the company's scientists and management had taken considerable precautions to protect themselves from the effects of radiation, but it did not seem to protect their employees.

Additionally, for several years the companies had attempted Watch hands coated with radium paint to cover up the effects and avoid liability by insisting that the under ultraviolet light Radium Girls were instead suffering from syphilis.[48] As a result of the lawsuit, and an extensive study by the U.S.

Public Health Service, the adverse effects of radioactivity became widely known, and radium-dial painters were instructed in proper safety precautions and provided with protective gear.

In many cases luminous dials were implemented with non-radioactive fluorescent materials excited by light; such devices glow in the dark after exposure to light, but the glow fades.[15] Where long-lasting self-luminosity in darkness was required, safer radioactive promethium-147 (half-life 2.6 years) or tritium (half-life 12 years) paint was used; both continue to be used as of 2018.[49] These had the added advantage of not degrading the phosphor over time, unlike radium.[50] Tritium as it is used in these applications is considered safer than radium,[51] as it emits very low-energy beta radiation [52] (even lower-energy than the beta radiation emitted by promethium)[53] which cannot penetrate the skin,[54] unlike the gamma radiation emitted by radium isotopes.[51] Clocks, watches, and instruments dating from the first half of the 20th century, often in military applications, may have been painted with radioactive luminous paint.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Two officers, then assignedto ONR, took a personal interest inthebook and showed itto Jessup.
- Allende claimedthat he had witnessedthe experiment from anothership and that the incident was reportedin a Philadelphia newspaper.
- #1, Box 223, New Kensington, Pa.
- Supposedly, this incrediblefeat was accomplishedby applying Einstein's "unified field" theory.
- DEPARTMENT OFTHENAVY -NAVALfflSTORICAL CENTER M 901 STREETSE WASHINGTONNAVYYARD WASHINGTONDC20374-5060 Related resources: Philadelphia Experiment : DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22217 Information Sheet: PhiladelphiaExperiment Overthe years, the Navy has receivedinnumerable queries about the so-called "Philadelphia Experiment" or "Project" andthe alleged role oftheOfficeofNaval Research (ONR) init.

Two officers, then assignedto ONR, took a personal interest inthebook and showed itto Jessup.

Allende claimedthat he had witnessedthe experiment from anothership and that the incident was reportedin a Philadelphia newspaper.

Supposedly, this incrediblefeat was accomplishedby applying Einstein's "unified field" theory.

DEPARTMENT OFTHENAVY -NAVALfflSTORICAL CENTER M 901 STREETSE WASHINGTONNAVYYARD WASHINGTONDC20374-5060 Related resources: Philadelphia Experiment : DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22217 Information Sheet: PhiladelphiaExperiment Overthe years, the Navy has receivedinnumerable queries about the so-called "Philadelphia Experiment" or "Project" andthe alleged role oftheOfficeofNaval Research (ONR) init.

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

EVIDENCE:
- While the original idea of quantum teleportation was brought about in the early 1990’s (13), in the underlying 60 years there was a gradual change towards accepting quantum non-locality.
- Actually the nonlocality of quantum mechanics forms the basis of quantum teleportation.
- Although the act of teleportation is widely known due to famous science fiction series (e.g.
- However for the verification of quantum teleportation it classical information line between the sending and the receiving station is necessary, which excludes instantaneous teleportation.
- Two separate sections are dedicated to the main parts of the set-up of quantum teleportation: the sources of entangled states and the Bell state analyser.

While the original idea of quantum teleportation was brought about in the early 1990’s (13), in the underlying 60 years there was a gradual change towards accepting quantum non-locality.

Actually the nonlocality of quantum mechanics forms the basis of quantum teleportation.

Although the act of teleportation is widely known due to famous science fiction series (e.g.

However for the verification of quantum teleportation it classical information line between the sending and the receiving station is necessary, which excludes instantaneous teleportation.

Two separate sections are dedicated to the main parts of the set-up of quantum teleportation: the sources of entangled states and the Bell state analyser.

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- exceed c under certain physical conditions, but dispersion always ensures that the signal velocity is ≤ c.
- But recent QED calculations (see, Scharnhorst, 1990 and Latorre et al., 1995) have proved that in the Casimir Effect system, the dispersive effects are much weaker still than those associated with the increase in c so that the phase, group and signal velocities will therefore all increase by the same amount.
- Note that, in general, no dispersion shows up in all of the modified vacuum effects examined by investigators.
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exceed c under certain physical conditions, but dispersion always ensures that the signal velocity is ≤ c.

But recent QED calculations (see, Scharnhorst, 1990 and Latorre et al., 1995) have proved that in the Casimir Effect system, the dispersive effects are much weaker still than those associated with the increase in c so that the phase, group and signal velocities will therefore all increase by the same amount.

Note that, in general, no dispersion shows up in all of the modified vacuum effects examined by investigators.

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- Electrons that are farthest from the nucleus
- The electron can change its state to a higher energy level by absorbing a photon with sufficient energy to boost it into the new quantum state.
- Atoms that have either a deficit or a surplus of electrons are called ions.
- These characteristic energy values, defined by the differences in the energies of the quantum states, are responsible for atomic spectral lines.[55] The amount of energy needed to remove or add an electron—the electron binding energy—is far less than the binding energy of nucleons.
- For example, it requires only 13.6 eV to strip a ground-state electron from a hydrogen atom,[57] compared to 2.23 million eV for splitting a deuterium nucleus.[58] Atoms are electrically neutral if they have an equal number of protons and electrons.

Electrons that are farthest from the nucleus

The electron can change its state to a higher energy level by absorbing a photon with sufficient energy to boost it into the new quantum state.

Atoms that have either a deficit or a surplus of electrons are called ions.

These characteristic energy values, defined by the differences in the energies of the quantum states, are responsible for atomic spectral lines.[55] The amount of energy needed to remove or add an electron—the electron binding energy—is far less than the binding energy of nucleons.

For example, it requires only 13.6 eV to strip a ground-state electron from a hydrogen atom,[57] compared to 2.23 million eV for splitting a deuterium nucleus.[58] Atoms are electrically neutral if they have an equal number of protons and electrons.

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

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- By using the mass–energy equivalence, Einstein showed that the gravitational mass of a body is proportional to its energy content, which was one of the early results in developing general relativity.
- He obtained them by recognizing that the entire theory can be built upon two postulates: the principle of relativity and the principle of the constancy of light speed.
- His work was filled with vivid imagery involving the exchange of light signals between clocks in motion, careful measurements of the lengths of moving rods, and other such examples.[23][note 4] Einstein in 1905 superseded previous attempts of an electromagnetic mass–energy relation by introducing the general equivalence of mass and energy, which was instrumental for his subsequent formulation of the equivalence principle in 1907, which declares the equivalence of inertial and gravitational mass.
- In 1905/1906[20] he mathematically perfected Lorentz's Hendrik Lorentz Henri Poincaré theory of electrons in order to bring it into accordance with the postulate of relativity.
- Henri Poincaré was the first to combine space and time into spacetime.[17][18]: 73–80, 93–95 He argued in 1898 that the simultaneity of two events is a matter of convention.[19][note 2] In 1900, he recognized that Lorentz's "local time" is actually what is indicated by moving clocks by applying an explicitly operational definition of clock synchronization assuming constant light speed.[note 3] In 1900 and 1904, he suggested the inherent undetectability of the aether by emphasizing the validity of what he called the principle of relativity.

By using the mass–energy equivalence, Einstein showed that the gravitational mass of a body is proportional to its energy content, which was one of the early results in developing general relativity.

He obtained them by recognizing that the entire theory can be built upon two postulates: the principle of relativity and the principle of the constancy of light speed.

His work was filled with vivid imagery involving the exchange of light signals between clocks in motion, careful measurements of the lengths of moving rods, and other such examples.[23][note 4] Einstein in 1905 superseded previous attempts of an electromagnetic mass–energy relation by introducing the general equivalence of mass and energy, which was instrumental for his subsequent formulation of the equivalence principle in 1907, which declares the equivalence of inertial and gravitational mass.

In 1905/1906[20] he mathematically perfected Lorentz's Hendrik Lorentz Henri Poincaré theory of electrons in order to bring it into accordance with the postulate of relativity.

Henri Poincaré was the first to combine space and time into spacetime.[17][18]: 73–80, 93–95 He argued in 1898 that the simultaneity of two events is a matter of convention.[19][note 2] In 1900, he recognized that Lorentz's "local time" is actually what is indicated by moving clocks by applying an explicitly operational definition of clock synchronization assuming constant light speed.[note 3] In 1900 and 1904, he suggested the inherent undetectability of the aether by emphasizing the validity of what he called the principle of relativity.

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- (This is described as "the gravity of gravity",[1] or by saying that "gravity gravitates".) This means that the
- Vacuum solutions are also distinct from the lambdavacuum solutions, where the only term in the stress–energy tensor is the cosmological constant term (and thus, the lambdavacuums can be taken as cosmological models).
- Gravitational energy Since in a vacuum region, it might seem that according to general relativity, vacuum regions must contain no energy.
- Equivalent conditions It is a mathematical fact that the Einstein tensor vanishes if and only if the Ricci tensor vanishes.
- The fact that the gravitational field itself possesses energy yields a way to understand the nonlinearity of the Einstein field equation: this gravitational field energy itself produces more gravity.

(This is described as "the gravity of gravity",[1] or by saying that "gravity gravitates".) This means that the

Vacuum solutions are also distinct from the lambdavacuum solutions, where the only term in the stress–energy tensor is the cosmological constant term (and thus, the lambdavacuums can be taken as cosmological models).

Gravitational energy Since in a vacuum region, it might seem that according to general relativity, vacuum regions must contain no energy.

Equivalent conditions It is a mathematical fact that the Einstein tensor vanishes if and only if the Ricci tensor vanishes.

The fact that the gravitational field itself possesses energy yields a way to understand the nonlinearity of the Einstein field equation: this gravitational field energy itself produces more gravity.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

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- WormholePhysics QuantumWormholePhysics Summary Traversable wormholes A Traversable wormhole is a wormhole that allow matter and information to cross from one mouth to the other one.
- Figure: Image of a simulated traversable wormhole that connects the square in front of the physical institutes of University of Tbingen with the sand dunes near Boulogne sur Mer in the north of France.
- Here the gravito-optical effects are ignored.

WormholePhysics QuantumWormholePhysics Summary Traversable wormholes A Traversable wormhole is a wormhole that allow matter and information to cross from one mouth to the other one.

Figure: Image of a simulated traversable wormhole that connects the square in front of the physical institutes of University of Tbingen with the sand dunes near Boulogne sur Mer in the north of France.

Here the gravito-optical effects are ignored.

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- (33.32) c c c,⊥ Forthescalarmodesunderconsideration,onlythescalarpartofthedarkmatterequations(33.31)isrelevant: δ ̇ −kv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.33a) c c a ̇ v ̇ + v +kΨ=0 .
- Subtracting the unperturbed part c from equations (33.30a) and (33.30b) gives equations for the dark matter overdensity δ and bulk velocity c vvv , c δ ̇ +∇·vvv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.31a) c c a ̇ vvv ̇ + vvv +∇Ψ=0 .
- (33.30b) ∂η a c c c a The Φ ̇ρ ̄ va term on the last line of equation (33.30b) can be dropped, since the potential Φ and the bulk c c velocity va are both of first order, so their product is of second order.
- (33.33b) c a c Equations (33.33) reproduce the equations (30.53) derived previously from conservation of energy and momentum.
- 884 Cosmological perturbations: Boltzmann treatment δ and bulk velocity v , which in the conformal Newtonian gauge are c c ∫ df g d3p ∂ ∫ g d3p ∫ g d3p ∫ ( a ̇ ) ∂f g d3p 0= cm c c = f m c c +∇ f m va c c − −Φ ̇ m c c dη c (2π(cid:126))3 ∂η c c (2π(cid:126))3 a c c c (2π(cid:126))3 a ∂lnp c (2π(cid:126))3 ( ) ∂ρ ̄ (1+δ ) a ̇ = c c +∇ (ρ ̄ va)+3 −Φ ̇ ρ ̄ , (33.30a) ∂η a c c a c ∫ df g d3p ∂ ∫ g d3p ∫ g d3p 0= cm va c c = f m va c c +∇ f m vavb c c dη c c (2π(cid:126))3 ∂η c c c (2π(cid:126))3 b c c c c (2π(cid:126))3 ∫ ( a ̇ Ep^b ) ∂f g d3p − −Φ ̇ + ∇ Ψ m va c c a p b ∂lnp c (2π(cid:126))3 ∂ρ ̄ va ( a ̇ ) = c c +4 −Φ ̇ ρ ̄ va+ρ ̄ ∇ Ψ .

(33.32) c c c,⊥ Forthescalarmodesunderconsideration,onlythescalarpartofthedarkmatterequations(33.31)isrelevant: δ ̇ −kv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.33a) c c a ̇ v ̇ + v +kΨ=0 .

Subtracting the unperturbed part c from equations (33.30a) and (33.30b) gives equations for the dark matter overdensity δ and bulk velocity c vvv , c δ ̇ +∇·vvv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.31a) c c a ̇ vvv ̇ + vvv +∇Ψ=0 .

(33.30b) ∂η a c c c a The Φ ̇ρ ̄ va term on the last line of equation (33.30b) can be dropped, since the potential Φ and the bulk c c velocity va are both of first order, so their product is of second order.

(33.33b) c a c Equations (33.33) reproduce the equations (30.53) derived previously from conservation of energy and momentum.

884 Cosmological perturbations: Boltzmann treatment δ and bulk velocity v , which in the conformal Newtonian gauge are c c ∫ df g d3p ∂ ∫ g d3p ∫ g d3p ∫ ( a ̇ ) ∂f g d3p 0= cm c c = f m c c +∇ f m va c c − −Φ ̇ m c c dη c (2π(cid:126))3 ∂η c c (2π(cid:126))3 a c c c (2π(cid:126))3 a ∂lnp c (2π(cid:126))3 ( ) ∂ρ ̄ (1+δ ) a ̇ = c c +∇ (ρ ̄ va)+3 −Φ ̇ ρ ̄ , (33.30a) ∂η a c c a c ∫ df g d3p ∂ ∫ g d3p ∫ g d3p 0= cm va c c = f m va c c +∇ f m vavb c c dη c c (2π(cid:126))3 ∂η c c c (2π(cid:126))3 b c c c c (2π(cid:126))3 ∫ ( a ̇ Ep^b ) ∂f g d3p − −Φ ̇ + ∇ Ψ m va c c a p b ∂lnp c (2π(cid:126))3 ∂ρ ̄ va ( a ̇ ) = c c +4 −Φ ̇ ρ ̄ va+ρ ̄ ∇ Ψ .

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- MR 2147066 (https://mathscinet.ams.org/mathscinet-getite m?mr=2147066).
- (2005), "General inequalities, consequences, and applications", Advances in Applied Mathematics, 34 (1): 71–100, doi:10.1016/j.aam.2004.05.001 (https://doi.org/10.1016%2F j.aam.2004.05.001) Klamkin, Murray S.
- ISSN 0924-6509 (https://s earch.worldcat.org/issn/0924-6509).
- Zbl 1091.26008 (https://zbmath.org/?format=complete&q=an:1091.26008).
- Archived (https://ghostarchive.org/archive/20221009/https://www.math.ual berta.ca/pi/issue7/page26-29.pdf) (PDF) from the original on 2022-10-09.

MR 2147066 (https://mathscinet.ams.org/mathscinet-getite m?mr=2147066).

(2005), "General inequalities, consequences, and applications", Advances in Applied Mathematics, 34 (1): 71–100, doi:10.1016/j.aam.2004.05.001 (https://doi.org/10.1016%2F j.aam.2004.05.001) Klamkin, Murray S.

ISSN 0924-6509 (https://s earch.worldcat.org/issn/0924-6509).

Archived (https://ghostarchive.org/archive/20221009/https://www.math.ual berta.ca/pi/issue7/page26-29.pdf) (PDF) from the original on 2022-10-09.

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- IX.7 Differential Forms and Vielbein Manylegs I now teach you a fancier, but in fact easier, method of calculating curvature than the traditional method given in chapter VI.1.
- Indeed, both the vielbein and differential forms have their origins in humble physical considerations.
- μ Themetricswecommonlyencounteraresosimplethatwecanevenwritedowneα(x)by μ inspection.Ihastentogiveanexample:thefamiliar2-spherewithds2=dθ2+sin2θdφ2 (thatis,withg =1,g =sin2θ),fromwhichwereadoffe1=1ande2=sinθ (allother θθ φφ θ φ componentsarezero).3In(1),theindicesαandβ,calledLorentzindices,takeondvalues ∗Indeed,wehavealreadyencounteredorthonormalframeswhenwediscussedFerminormalcoordinatesin chapterIX.3.
- At this point, Professor Flat ambles by again, mumbling, “Even though the world is ∗ round,locallywecanstillerectorthonormalframes ofreference,Descartes’sgoodoldx-, y-,andz-axes,nowcalledlegs.” You and I respond, “Yes, professor, we have learned that Riemannian manifolds are locallyflat.Everydaylifeisflat.” Theideaistowritethemetricas g (x)=η eα(x)eβ(x) (1) μν αβ μ ν AsProfessorFlatexplainedinchapterI.6(inourdemonstrationthatwecanalwayschoose locally flat coordinates at a given point x), in the first step we turn g (x) into η by μν αβ a similarity transformation.
- Namely, I will tell you about vielbein (German1 for “many legs”: dreibein = three legs, vierbein2 = four legs, and so on) and differential forms, which definitely do not belong to the “fancy but useless” category in which I file away many things at the more mathematical end of theoretical physics.

IX.7 Differential Forms and Vielbein Manylegs I now teach you a fancier, but in fact easier, method of calculating curvature than the traditional method given in chapter VI.1.

Indeed, both the vielbein and differential forms have their origins in humble physical considerations.

μ Themetricswecommonlyencounteraresosimplethatwecanevenwritedowneα(x)by μ inspection.Ihastentogiveanexample:thefamiliar2-spherewithds2=dθ2+sin2θdφ2 (thatis,withg =1,g =sin2θ),fromwhichwereadoffe1=1ande2=sinθ (allother θθ φφ θ φ componentsarezero).3In(1),theindicesαandβ,calledLorentzindices,takeondvalues ∗Indeed,wehavealreadyencounteredorthonormalframeswhenwediscussedFerminormalcoordinatesin chapterIX.3.

At this point, Professor Flat ambles by again, mumbling, “Even though the world is ∗ round,locallywecanstillerectorthonormalframes ofreference,Descartes’sgoodoldx-, y-,andz-axes,nowcalledlegs.” You and I respond, “Yes, professor, we have learned that Riemannian manifolds are locallyflat.Everydaylifeisflat.” Theideaistowritethemetricas g (x)=η eα(x)eβ(x) (1) μν αβ μ ν AsProfessorFlatexplainedinchapterI.6(inourdemonstrationthatwecanalwayschoose locally flat coordinates at a given point x), in the first step we turn g (x) into η by μν αβ a similarity transformation.

Namely, I will tell you about vielbein (German1 for “many legs”: dreibein = three legs, vierbein2 = four legs, and so on) and differential forms, which definitely do not belong to the “fancy but useless” category in which I file away many things at the more mathematical end of theoretical physics.

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- Physicists later favoured a purely wavelike explanation of light to account for the interference patterns and the general phenomenon of diffraction.
- The contact with the Theory of Vision Cambridge Platonist philosopher Henry More revived his interest in alchemy.[118] He replaced the ether with occult forces based on Hermetic ideas of attraction and repulsion between particles.
- 12), but still retained his theory of 'fits' that disposed corpuscles to be reflected or transmitted (Props.13).
- However, the two had brief exchanges in 1679–80, when Hooke, who had been appointed Secretary of the Royal Society,[110] opened a correspondence intended to elicit contributions from Newton to Royal Society transactions,[111] which had the effect of stimulating Newton to work out a proof that the elliptical form of planetary orbits would result from a centripetal force inversely proportional to the square of the radius vector.[112] In astronomy, Newton is further credited with the realisation that high-altitude sites are superior for observation because they provide the "most serene and quiet Air" above the dense, turbulent atmosphere ("grosser Clouds"), thereby reducing star twinkling.[113][114] Newton argued that light is composed of particles or corpuscles, which were refracted by accelerating into a denser medium.
- Despite his known preference of a particle theory, Newton noted that light had both particle-like and wave-like properties in Opticks, and was the first to attempt to reconcile the two theories, thereby anticipating later developments of wave-particle duality, which is the modern understanding of light.[115][116][117] The physicist David Finkelstein called Newton "the first quantum physicist" as a result.[115] Facsimile of a 1682 letter from Newton to William Briggs, In his Hypothesis of Light of 1675, Newton posited the existence of the commenting on Briggs' A New ether to transmit forces between particles.

Physicists later favoured a purely wavelike explanation of light to account for the interference patterns and the general phenomenon of diffraction.

The contact with the Theory of Vision Cambridge Platonist philosopher Henry More revived his interest in alchemy.[118] He replaced the ether with occult forces based on Hermetic ideas of attraction and repulsion between particles.

12), but still retained his theory of 'fits' that disposed corpuscles to be reflected or transmitted (Props.13).

However, the two had brief exchanges in 1679–80, when Hooke, who had been appointed Secretary of the Royal Society,[110] opened a correspondence intended to elicit contributions from Newton to Royal Society transactions,[111] which had the effect of stimulating Newton to work out a proof that the elliptical form of planetary orbits would result from a centripetal force inversely proportional to the square of the radius vector.[112] In astronomy, Newton is further credited with the realisation that high-altitude sites are superior for observation because they provide the "most serene and quiet Air" above the dense, turbulent atmosphere ("grosser Clouds"), thereby reducing star twinkling.[113][114] Newton argued that light is composed of particles or corpuscles, which were refracted by accelerating into a denser medium.

Despite his known preference of a particle theory, Newton noted that light had both particle-like and wave-like properties in Opticks, and was the first to attempt to reconcile the two theories, thereby anticipating later developments of wave-particle duality, which is the modern understanding of light.[115][116][117] The physicist David Finkelstein called Newton "the first quantum physicist" as a result.[115] Facsimile of a 1682 letter from Newton to William Briggs, In his Hypothesis of Light of 1675, Newton posited the existence of the commenting on Briggs' A New ether to transmit forces between particles.

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- "The First English Version of Newton's "Supergravity and the Unification of the Laws of Physics" (https:// Hypotheses non fingo" (https://www.jstor.org/stable/227788).
- Bibcode:1978SciAm.238b.126F (https://ui.adsabs.harva 349598).
- University of Toronto org/stable/24955642).
- ocument/doi/10.3138/9781442632783/html).
- of The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Volume I (https:// ISBN 978-0-486-44240-2.

"The First English Version of Newton's "Supergravity and the Unification of the Laws of Physics" (https:// Hypotheses non fingo" (https://www.jstor.org/stable/227788).

University of Toronto org/stable/24955642).

of The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Volume I (https:// ISBN 978-0-486-44240-2.

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

EVIDENCE:
- In the case of gravitational forces, the intensity of the force depends on, or is proportional to, the mass density of the material, and it is specified in terms of force per unit mass ( ) or per unit volume ( ).
- Saying that body forces are due to outside sources implies that the interaction between different parts of the body (internal forces) are manifested through the contact forces alone.[6] These forces arise from the presence of the body in force fields, e.g.
- gravitational field (gravitational forces) or electromagnetic field (electromagnetic forces), or from inertial forces when bodies are in motion.
- Therefore, the stresses considered in continuum mechanics are only those produced by deformation of the body, sc.
- Body forces Body forces are forces originating from sources outside of the body[11] that act on the volume (or mass) of the body.

In the case of gravitational forces, the intensity of the force depends on, or is proportional to, the mass density of the material, and it is specified in terms of force per unit mass ( ) or per unit volume ( ).

Saying that body forces are due to outside sources implies that the interaction between different parts of the body (internal forces) are manifested through the contact forces alone.[6] These forces arise from the presence of the body in force fields, e.g.

gravitational field (gravitational forces) or electromagnetic field (electromagnetic forces), or from inertial forces when bodies are in motion.

Therefore, the stresses considered in continuum mechanics are only those produced by deformation of the body, sc.

Body forces Body forces are forces originating from sources outside of the body[11] that act on the volume (or mass) of the body.

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- Archived from the original (http://www.payne-worldwide.com/d n)%20UK.html).
- w.dbresearch.com/PROD/DBR_INTERNET_EN-PROD/PROD00000 00000079095.pdf) (PDF).
- "Panasonic NCR18650B" (https://web.archive.org/web/20150722042 from the original (https://www.dbresearch.com/PROD/DBR_INTERN 425/http://industrial.panasonic.com/lecs/www-data/pdf2/ACA4000/AC ET_EN-PROD/PROD0000000000079095.pdf) (PDF) on 2008-11-16.
- "Dimethyl Ether (DME)" (https://web.archive.org/web/201907131328 info.dk.
- Archived from the original (http://www.woodgas.c rison_Matrix_3000489_2.pdf) (PDF) on 2016-03-04.

Archived from the original (http://www.payne-worldwide.com/d n)%20UK.html).

"Panasonic NCR18650B" (https://web.archive.org/web/20150722042 from the original (https://www.dbresearch.com/PROD/DBR_INTERN 425/http://industrial.panasonic.com/lecs/www-data/pdf2/ACA4000/AC ET_EN-PROD/PROD0000000000079095.pdf) (PDF) on 2008-11-16.

"Dimethyl Ether (DME)" (https://web.archive.org/web/201907131328 info.dk.

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- reason why the gravitational mass has to equal the inertial mass.
- Suppose an object has inertial and gravitational masses m and M, respectively.
- If the only force acting on the object comes from a gravitational field g, the force on the object is: Given this force, the acceleration of the object can be determined by Newton's second law:
- This is known as the equivalence principle.
- The particular equivalence often referred to as the "Galilean equivalence principle" or the "weak equivalence principle" has the most important consequence for freely falling objects.

reason why the gravitational mass has to equal the inertial mass.

Suppose an object has inertial and gravitational masses m and M, respectively.

If the only force acting on the object comes from a gravitational field g, the force on the object is: Given this force, the acceleration of the object can be determined by Newton's second law:

This is known as the equivalence principle.

The particular equivalence often referred to as the "Galilean equivalence principle" or the "weak equivalence principle" has the most important consequence for freely falling objects.

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- It feels like a foreign concept.
- From this moment forward, you’re mine.
- As I unzip my gray hoodie and shrug my arms out of the sleeves, I cling to a single shred of hope—he’s still wearing a mask, which means he doesn’t want me to see his face.
- “Everything.” I slip off my running shoes, my socks.
- “I’m...giving a test to my PHYS 3316 class.” “What else?” “That’s it.” “Take off all your clothes.” I look in the rearview mirror.

As I unzip my gray hoodie and shrug my arms out of the sleeves, I cling to a single shred of hope—he’s still wearing a mask, which means he doesn’t want me to see his face.

“Everything.” I slip off my running shoes, my socks.

“I’m...giving a test to my PHYS 3316 class.” “What else?” “That’s it.” “Take off all your clothes.” I look in the rearview mirror.

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- Bibcode:2024NatPh..20..240N (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2024NatPh..20..240N).
- ISSN 20411723 (https://search.worldcat.org/issn/2041-1723).
- doi:10.1038/s41467-022-34851-z (https://doi.org/10.1038%2Fs41467-022-34851-z).
- arXiv:2206.07216 (https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.07216).
- "Empowering high-dimensional quantum computing by traversing the dual bosonic ladder" (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC 11333499).

"Empowering high-dimensional quantum computing by traversing the dual bosonic ladder" (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC 11333499).

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

EVIDENCE:
- Perhapsyoucanseeintuitivelythatthecorrectshapelookslikethatgiveninfigure3.Thedumbguesswould bethestraightlinejoiningAandB.Whatyouwanttodoistostartoutdroppingasverticallyaspossibletopick upspeed.DependingonthepositionofB,itmayactuallypaytodropbelowBtoattainmorespeedandthen “coast”backup.Withbeadsandwires,youcouldexperimentbyholdingraces.
- Appendix2:Anotherapproachtofunctionalvariation Imentionedthattherearetwoapproachestovariationalcalculus.Theotherapproachistodiscretize:replacethe continuousvariablexbythediscretevariablesx j =ja,j=−N,...,N−1,NwithNa=L/2.Wedenoteφ(x j ) byφ j.Insomesense,wegointheoppositedirectionfromthattakenbyNewtonandLeibnizwhentheyinvented calculus.Asalreadyalludedtoabove,wementallyimaginedividingthestring(cid:8)upintotinysegm(cid:13)ents.Inthelimit a→0andN→∞,weshouldrecoverourcontinuousstring.Thus,wewrite dxV(φ(x))∼a j V(φ j ),sothat (cid:7) (cid:10) δ dxV(φ(x))∼a d V(φ )=aV(cid:5)(φ ) δφ(y) dφ j k k j withkdeterminedbyy∼x k.Discretizationreducesfunctionaldifferentiationtoordinarydifferentiation.The derivativetermrequiresabitmorework: (cid:7) (cid:3) (cid:4) dφ 2 (cid:10) dx dx ∼a ((φ j+1 −φ j )/a)2 (13) j sothat (cid:7) (cid:3) (cid:4) δ dφ 2 1 d (cid:10) δφ(y) dx dx ∼ adφ (φ j+1 −φ j )2 k j (cid:3) (cid:4) 2 d2φ = a (−(φ k+1 −φ k )+(φ k −φ k−1 ))∼2a − dy2 (14) Ileavethereadertocheckthatthisreproducesalltheresultswederivedbefore.
- TheHangingStringandVariationalCalculus | 121 A bead wire B Figure3 Thebrachistochroneproblem.AbeadisreleasedatrestfromAand slidesdownastiffwirefashionedintoacurveconnectingAtoB.Whatshould theshapeofthewirebeifthebeadistoreachBintheleastamountoftime?
- Forcontinuousvariables,wewouldliketowrite
- Beforeyoureadon,seeifyoucangotoetotoeandmano`amanowithIsaacandsolvetheproblembefore dawn!Thesolutionisgivenbelow.

Appendix2:Anotherapproachtofunctionalvariation Imentionedthattherearetwoapproachestovariationalcalculus.Theotherapproachistodiscretize:replacethe continuousvariablexbythediscretevariablesx j =ja,j=−N,...,N−1,NwithNa=L/2.Wedenoteφ(x j ) byφ j.Insomesense,wegointheoppositedirectionfromthattakenbyNewtonandLeibnizwhentheyinvented calculus.Asalreadyalludedtoabove,wementallyimaginedividingthestring(cid:8)upintotinysegm(cid:13)ents.Inthelimit a→0andN→∞,weshouldrecoverourcontinuousstring.Thus,wewrite dxV(φ(x))∼a j V(φ j ),sothat (cid:7) (cid:10) δ dxV(φ(x))∼a d V(φ )=aV(cid:5)(φ ) δφ(y) dφ j k k j withkdeterminedbyy∼x k.Discretizationreducesfunctionaldifferentiationtoordinarydifferentiation.The derivativetermrequiresabitmorework: (cid:7) (cid:3) (cid:4) dφ 2 (cid:10) dx dx ∼a ((φ j+1 −φ j )/a)2 (13) j sothat (cid:7) (cid:3) (cid:4) δ dφ 2 1 d (cid:10) δφ(y) dx dx ∼ adφ (φ j+1 −φ j )2 k j (cid:3) (cid:4) 2 d2φ = a (−(φ k+1 −φ k )+(φ k −φ k−1 ))∼2a − dy2 (14) Ileavethereadertocheckthatthisreproducesalltheresultswederivedbefore.

TheHangingStringandVariationalCalculus | 121 A bead wire B Figure3 Thebrachistochroneproblem.AbeadisreleasedatrestfromAand slidesdownastiffwirefashionedintoacurveconnectingAtoB.Whatshould theshapeofthewirebeifthebeadistoreachBintheleastamountoftime?

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.