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

EVIDENCE:
- The EEOC ruled against Caltech in 1977, adding
- You just have to be honest in a conventional way after that."[175] Feynman served as doctoral advisor to 30 students.[176] Case before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission In 1977, Feynman supported his English literature colleague Jenijoy La Belle, who had been hired as Caltech's first female professor in 1969, and filed suit with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after she was refused tenure in 1974.
- After you've not fooled yourself, it's easy not to fool other scientists.
- So you have to be very careful about that.
- experience, what the true situation was—this was science.[174] In 1974, Feynman delivered the Caltech commencement address on the topic of cargo cult science, which has the semblance of science, but is only pseudoscience due to a lack of "a kind of scientific integrity, a principle of scientific thought that corresponds to a kind of utter honesty" on the part of the scientist.

The EEOC ruled against Caltech in 1977, adding

You just have to be honest in a conventional way after that."[175] Feynman served as doctoral advisor to 30 students.[176] Case before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission In 1977, Feynman supported his English literature colleague Jenijoy La Belle, who had been hired as Caltech's first female professor in 1969, and filed suit with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after she was refused tenure in 1974.

After you've not fooled yourself, it's easy not to fool other scientists.

So you have to be very careful about that.

experience, what the true situation was—this was science.[174] In 1974, Feynman delivered the Caltech commencement address on the topic of cargo cult science, which has the semblance of science, but is only pseudoscience due to a lack of "a kind of scientific integrity, a principle of scientific thought that corresponds to a kind of utter honesty" on the part of the scientist.

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:
- P(m−m′,m+m′)(cosψ) cosm+m′ ψ sinm−m′ ψ e−i(m′χ′+mχ) .
- A rotation by angle ψ in the p^′–p^plane is equivalent to a rotation by Euler angles −χ′, −θ′, −φ′ from the p^′ frame into the k^ frame, followed by a rotation by Euler angles φ, θ, χ from the k^ frame into the p^frame.
- l ∑ d (ψ)= D (φ,θ,χ)D (−χ′,−θ′,−φ′) lm′m lnm lm′n n=−l l ∑ = D (φ,θ,χ)D* (φ′,θ′,χ′) , (35.152) lnm lnm′ n=−l in which cosψ =cosθcosθ′+cos(φ−φ′)sinθsinθ′ .
- (35.153) Rotation by Euler angles φ,θ,χ followed by a rotation by Euler angles φ′,θ′,χ′, is equivalent to a rotation by Euler angles Φ,Θ,X l ∑ D lnm′ (φ′,θ′,χ′)D lmn (φ,θ,χ)=D lmm′ (Φ,Θ,X) , (35.154) n=−l where.
- l−m 2 2 The analysis of polarization in §35.10 involves resolving a rotation from p^′ to p^into the product of a pair of rotations with respect to a frame in which the z-axis lies along k^ .

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.

P(m−m′,m+m′)(cosψ) cosm+m′ ψ sinm−m′ ψ e−i(m′χ′+mχ) .

A rotation by angle ψ in the p^′–p^plane is equivalent to a rotation by Euler angles −χ′, −θ′, −φ′ from the p^′ frame into the k^ frame, followed by a rotation by Euler angles φ, θ, χ from the k^ frame into the p^frame.

l ∑ d (ψ)= D (φ,θ,χ)D (−χ′,−θ′,−φ′) lm′m lnm lm′n n=−l l ∑ = D (φ,θ,χ)D* (φ′,θ′,χ′) , (35.152) lnm lnm′ n=−l in which cosψ =cosθcosθ′+cos(φ−φ′)sinθsinθ′ .

(35.153) Rotation by Euler angles φ,θ,χ followed by a rotation by Euler angles φ′,θ′,χ′, is equivalent to a rotation by Euler angles Φ,Θ,X l ∑ D lnm′ (φ′,θ′,χ′)D lmn (φ,θ,χ)=D lmm′ (Φ,Θ,X) , (35.154) n=−l where.

l−m 2 2 The analysis of polarization in §35.10 involves resolving a rotation from p^′ to p^into the product of a pair of rotations with respect to a frame in which the z-axis lies along k^ .

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:
- 33.3 Non-baryonic cold dark matter 883 Exercise 33.3.
- (33.26) a b 2 a b b a b a ab 33.3 Non-baryonic cold dark matter Non-baryonic cold dark matter is by assumption non-relativistic and collisionless.
- Boltzmann equation factors in a general gauge.
- The unperturbed mean density is ρ ̄ , which evolves with cosmic scale factor a as c ρ ̄ ∝a−3 .
- The energy and momentum moments of the distribution c define the dark matter overdensity δ and bulk velocity vvv , while the pressure is of order v2, and can be c c c neglected to linear order (note the different fonts for particle velocity v and bulk velocity v), ∫ g d3p T00 ≡ f m c c ≡ρ ̄ (1+δ ) , (33.28a) c c c (2π(cid:126))3 c c ∫ g d3p T0a ≡ f m va c c ≡ρ ̄ va , (33.28b) c c c c (2π(cid:126))3 c c ∫ g d3p Tab ≡ f m vavb c c =0 .

33.3 Non-baryonic cold dark matter 883 Exercise 33.3.

(33.26) a b 2 a b b a b a ab 33.3 Non-baryonic cold dark matter Non-baryonic cold dark matter is by assumption non-relativistic and collisionless.

Boltzmann equation factors in a general gauge.

The unperturbed mean density is ρ ̄ , which evolves with cosmic scale factor a as c ρ ̄ ∝a−3 .

The energy and momentum moments of the distribution c define the dark matter overdensity δ and bulk velocity vvv , while the pressure is of order v2, and can be c c c neglected to linear order (note the different fonts for particle velocity v and bulk velocity v), ∫ g d3p T00 ≡ f m c c ≡ρ ̄ (1+δ ) , (33.28a) c c c (2π(cid:126))3 c c ∫ g d3p T0a ≡ f m va c c ≡ρ ̄ va , (33.28b) c c c c (2π(cid:126))3 c c ∫ g d3p Tab ≡ f m vavb c c =0 .

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:
- In this case, we relied on a mental shortcut, and we were probably smart to do so.
- Human figure drawing tasks, like the ever popular Draw-A-Person Test, ask people to draw a person (or in some cases, two persons of opposite sexes) in any way they wish.
- For example, some graphologists (handwriting analysts) claim that people whose handwriting contains many widely spaced letters possess strong needs for interpersonal distance, or that people who cross their “t”s and “f”s with whip-like lines tend to be sadistic.
- Yet research offers no support for these supposed associations (Lilienfeld, Wood, & Garb, 2000; Motta, Little, & Tobin, 1993).
- Another example comes from human figure drawings, which many clinical psychologists use to detect respondents’ personality traits and psychological disorders (Watkins, Campbell, Nieberding, & Hallmark, 1995).

In this case, we relied on a mental shortcut, and we were probably smart to do so.

Human figure drawing tasks, like the ever popular Draw-A-Person Test, ask people to draw a person (or in some cases, two persons of opposite sexes) in any way they wish.

For example, some graphologists (handwriting analysts) claim that people whose handwriting contains many widely spaced letters possess strong needs for interpersonal distance, or that people who cross their “t”s and “f”s with whip-like lines tend to be sadistic.

Yet research offers no support for these supposed associations (Lilienfeld, Wood, & Garb, 2000; Motta, Little, & Tobin, 1993).

Another example comes from human figure drawings, which many clinical psychologists use to detect respondents’ personality traits and psychological disorders (Watkins, Campbell, Nieberding, & Hallmark, 1995).

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:
- Archived (https://web.archive.org/web/20150514233632/http://www.scien tificamerican.com/article/rogue-antimatter-found-in-thunderclouds/) from the original on 14 May 2015.
- "First demonstration of antimatter wave interferometry" (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ articles/PMC6499593).
- "Rogue Antimatter Found in Thunderclouds" (http://www.scientificam erican.com/article/rogue-antimatter-found-in-thunderclouds).
- Sala, S.; Ariga, A.; Ereditato, A.; Ferragut, R.; Giammarchi, M.; Leone, M.; Pistillo, C.; Scampoli, P.
- "Antimatter caught streaming from thunderstorms on Earth" (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/scienceenvironment-12158718).

Archived (https://web.archive.org/web/20150514233632/http://www.scien tificamerican.com/article/rogue-antimatter-found-in-thunderclouds/) from the original on 14 May 2015.

"First demonstration of antimatter wave interferometry" (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ articles/PMC6499593).

"Rogue Antimatter Found in Thunderclouds" (http://www.scientificam erican.com/article/rogue-antimatter-found-in-thunderclouds).

Sala, S.; Ariga, A.; Ereditato, A.; Ferragut, R.; Giammarchi, M.; Leone, M.; Pistillo, C.; Scampoli, P.

"Antimatter caught streaming from thunderstorms on Earth" (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/scienceenvironment-12158718).

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:
- The SSccaann ttoo DDoowwnnllooaadd
- Eyewitness accounts and testimonies from supposed crew members provide a vivid, albeit controversial, foundation for these claims, recounting harrowing experiences and inexplicable phenomena.
- Berlitz summarizes the key points discussed throughout the book, reminding readers of the core elements that have fueled the fascination with the Philadelphia Experiment for decades.
- Central to the mystery is the claim of the USS Eldridge's invisibility and teleportation in 1943, an event that allegedly stemmed from secretive military experiments involving advanced theoretical physics, particularly Albert Einstein’s Unified Field Theory.
- The examination of military secrets and documents reveals a complex web of alleged cover-ups and information suppression by the government and military authorities.

Eyewitness accounts and testimonies from supposed crew members provide a vivid, albeit controversial, foundation for these claims, recounting harrowing experiences and inexplicable phenomena.

Berlitz summarizes the key points discussed throughout the book, reminding readers of the core elements that have fueled the fascination with the Philadelphia Experiment for decades.

Central to the mystery is the claim of the USS Eldridge's invisibility and teleportation in 1943, an event that allegedly stemmed from secretive military experiments involving advanced theoretical physics, particularly Albert Einstein’s Unified Field Theory.

The examination of military secrets and documents reveals a complex web of alleged cover-ups and information suppression by the government and military authorities.

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:
- (32.74) 1 a 1 3 0 3|τ ̇| 9 1+R 1 The final terms proportional to the comoving Thomson mean free path 1/|τ ̇| on the left hand side of equation (32.74) are the dissipative terms.
- Substituting the approximation (32.73), and the diffusive approximation (32.67) for the radiation quadrupole Θ , brings the photon-baryon momentum conservation equation (32.72) to a ̇ k k2 ( 8 R2 ) (1+R)Θ ̇ +R Θ + [Θ +(1+R)Ψ]+ + Θ =0 .
- (32.72) 1 3 0 2 3 1 a 1 3 3 dη a b 1 The term in equation (32.72) involving the velocity difference v −3Θ is proportional to b 1 ( d a ̇ ) ( d a ̇ ) Rk Rk Rk2 + (v −3Θ )= + Θ ≈ Θ ̇ ≈ Θ , (32.73) dη a b 1 dη a (1+R)|τ ̇| 0 (1+R)|τ ̇| 0 (1+R)|τ ̇| 1 the second step of which invokes the approximation (32.70), and the last two steps of which retain only the dominant term at the subhorizon scales kη ≫1 where dissipation is important.
- 32.9 Photon-baryon wave equation with dissipation Eliminating the dipole Θ in equation (32.74) in favour of the monopole Θ using the photon monopole 1 0 equation (32.8) yields a second order differential equation for Θ −Φ, { d2 [ R a ̇ k2 ( 8 R2 )] d k2 } k2 + + + + (Θ −Φ)=− [(1+R)Ψ+Φ] .
- dη2 (1+R)a 3(1+R)|τ ̇| 9 1+R dη 3(1+R) 0 3(1+R) (32.75) Recast in terms of the sound horizon distance η defined by equation (32.52), the wave equation (32.75) s becomes { d2 [ c′ k2c ( 8 R2 )] d } + − s + s + +k2 (Θ −Φ)=−k2[(1+R)Ψ+Φ] , (32.76) dη2 c |τ ̇| 9 1+R dη 0 s

(32.74) 1 a 1 3 0 3|τ ̇| 9 1+R 1 The final terms proportional to the comoving Thomson mean free path 1/|τ ̇| on the left hand side of equation (32.74) are the dissipative terms.

Substituting the approximation (32.73), and the diffusive approximation (32.67) for the radiation quadrupole Θ , brings the photon-baryon momentum conservation equation (32.72) to a ̇ k k2 ( 8 R2 ) (1+R)Θ ̇ +R Θ + [Θ +(1+R)Ψ]+ + Θ =0 .

(32.72) 1 3 0 2 3 1 a 1 3 3 dη a b 1 The term in equation (32.72) involving the velocity difference v −3Θ is proportional to b 1 ( d a ̇ ) ( d a ̇ ) Rk Rk Rk2 + (v −3Θ )= + Θ ≈ Θ ̇ ≈ Θ , (32.73) dη a b 1 dη a (1+R)|τ ̇| 0 (1+R)|τ ̇| 0 (1+R)|τ ̇| 1 the second step of which invokes the approximation (32.70), and the last two steps of which retain only the dominant term at the subhorizon scales kη ≫1 where dissipation is important.

32.9 Photon-baryon wave equation with dissipation Eliminating the dipole Θ in equation (32.74) in favour of the monopole Θ using the photon monopole 1 0 equation (32.8) yields a second order differential equation for Θ −Φ, { d2 [ R a ̇ k2 ( 8 R2 )] d k2 } k2 + + + + (Θ −Φ)=− [(1+R)Ψ+Φ] .

dη2 (1+R)a 3(1+R)|τ ̇| 9 1+R dη 3(1+R) 0 3(1+R) (32.75) Recast in terms of the sound horizon distance η defined by equation (32.52), the wave equation (32.75) s becomes { d2 [ c′ k2c ( 8 R2 )] d } + − s + s + +k2 (Θ −Φ)=−k2[(1+R)Ψ+Φ] , (32.76) dη2 c |τ ̇| 9 1+R dη 0 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:
Evaluate a proposed wormhole construction claim and produce an evidence-bounded assessment plus verification plan.

EVIDENCE:
- Some of the ways that astronomers normalize intensity are described in the paragraph containing equation (1.80).
- The trace-free part of Θa ̄b a describes the polarized temperature fluctuation.
- It is conventional in cosmology, and elsewhere in physics, to signify the components of the photon density matrix using a spin index s, positioned to the left of the symbol to distinguish it from harmonic indices lm, Θ≡Θ+− , Θ≡Θ−+ , Θ≡Θ++ , Θ≡Θ−− .
- (35.32) 0 −0 2 −2 In the cosmological situation being considered, Thomson scattering generates linear but not circular polarization, with the consequence that the two spin 0 components Θ are equal, and equal to the unpolarized ±0 temperature fluctuation Θ, Θ= Θ=Θ .
- (35.33) 0 −0 The spin index s signifies how the polarized temperature fluctuation varies, and is to be distinguished from harmonic indices lm.

Some of the ways that astronomers normalize intensity are described in the paragraph containing equation (1.80).

The trace-free part of Θa ̄b a describes the polarized temperature fluctuation.

It is conventional in cosmology, and elsewhere in physics, to signify the components of the photon density matrix using a spin index s, positioned to the left of the symbol to distinguish it from harmonic indices lm, Θ≡Θ+− , Θ≡Θ−+ , Θ≡Θ++ , Θ≡Θ−− .

(35.32) 0 −0 2 −2 In the cosmological situation being considered, Thomson scattering generates linear but not circular polarization, with the consequence that the two spin 0 components Θ are equal, and equal to the unpolarized ±0 temperature fluctuation Θ, Θ= Θ=Θ .

(35.33) 0 −0 The spin index s signifies how the polarized temperature fluctuation varies, and is to be distinguished from harmonic indices lm.

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:
- to an interviewer that she was smarter.
- Years later he declined to join Mensa International, saying that his IQ was too low.[26] When Feynman was 15, he taught himself trigonometry, advanced algebra, infinite series, analytic geometry, and both differential and integral calculus.[27] Before entering college, he was experimenting with mathematical topics such as the half-derivative using his own notation.[28] He created special symbols for logarithm, sine, cosine and tangent functions so they did not look like three variables multiplied together, and for the derivative, to remove the temptation of canceling out the s in .[29][30] A member of the Arista Honor Society, in his last year in high school he won the New York University Math Championship.[31] His habit of direct characterization sometimes rattled more conventional thinkers; for example, one of his questions, when learning feline anatomy, was "Do you have a map of the cat?" (referring to an anatomical chart).[32]

Years later he declined to join Mensa International, saying that his IQ was too low.[26] When Feynman was 15, he taught himself trigonometry, advanced algebra, infinite series, analytic geometry, and both differential and integral calculus.[27] Before entering college, he was experimenting with mathematical topics such as the half-derivative using his own notation.[28] He created special symbols for logarithm, sine, cosine and tangent functions so they did not look like three variables multiplied together, and for the derivative, to remove the temptation of canceling out the s in .[29][30] A member of the Arista Honor Society, in his last year in high school he won the New York University Math Championship.[31] His habit of direct characterization sometimes rattled more conventional thinkers; for example, one of his questions, when learning feline anatomy, was "Do you have a map of the cat?" (referring to an anatomical chart).[32]

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:
- All events on such a line have the same time value (ct, ct′).
- spanned by these two events, and the nonzero spatial separation d in S, the temporal distance in S′ must be smaller than the one in S: the smaller temporal distance between the two events, resulting from the readings of the moving clock W′, belongs to the slower running clock W′.
- One may designate in both pictures the origin O (= O′) as the event, where the respective "moving clock" is collocated with the "first clock at rest" in both comparisons.
- Obviously, for this event the readings on both clocks in both comparisons are zero.
- The upper picture reflects the measurements as seen from frame S "at rest" with unprimed, rectangular axes, and frame S′ "moving with v > 0", coordinatized by primed, oblique axes, slanted to the right; the lower picture shows frame S′ "at rest" with primed, rectangular coordinates, and frame S "moving with −v < 0", with unprimed, oblique axes, slanted to the left.

All events on such a line have the same time value (ct, ct′).

spanned by these two events, and the nonzero spatial separation d in S, the temporal distance in S′ must be smaller than the one in S: the smaller temporal distance between the two events, resulting from the readings of the moving clock W′, belongs to the slower running clock W′.

One may designate in both pictures the origin O (= O′) as the event, where the respective "moving clock" is collocated with the "first clock at rest" in both comparisons.

Obviously, for this event the readings on both clocks in both comparisons are zero.

The upper picture reflects the measurements as seen from frame S "at rest" with unprimed, rectangular axes, and frame S′ "moving with v > 0", coordinatized by primed, oblique axes, slanted to the right; the lower picture shows frame S′ "at rest" with primed, rectangular coordinates, and frame S "moving with −v < 0", with unprimed, oblique axes, slanted to the left.

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:
- And we think it stops there, but that’s only true if every outcome is inevitable, if free will is an illusion, and our worldline is solitary.
- We have to add a fourth dimension to begin to describe the nature of our existence.
- It adds time, a stream of 3-D cubes, representing space as it moves along time’s arrow.
- Our path through this 4-D spacetime is our worldline (reality), beginning with our birth and ending with our death.
- We’re not just looking into space, we’re looking back through time.

And we think it stops there, but that’s only true if every outcome is inevitable, if free will is an illusion, and our worldline is solitary.

We have to add a fourth dimension to begin to describe the nature of our existence.

It adds time, a stream of 3-D cubes, representing space as it moves along time’s arrow.

Our path through this 4-D spacetime is our worldline (reality), beginning with our birth and ending with our death.

We’re not just looking into space, we’re looking back through time.

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:
- According to Taylor, Popper's criticisms are completely baseless, but they are received with an attention and respect that Popper's "intrinsic worth hardly merits".[122] The philosopher John Gray argues that Popper's account of scientific method would have prevented the theories of Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein from being accepted.[123] However, Gray's criticism with regards to Einstein is at odds with the fact that Popper frequently used Einstein's theory of general relativity as a case study of how the principle of falsifiability works in practice.[124] The philosopher and psychologist Michel ter Hark writes in Popper, Otto Selz and the Rise of Evolutionary Epistemology (2004) that Popper took some of his ideas from his tutor, the German psychologist Otto Selz.
- Freudian theory implies no testable observation and therefore does not have genuine predictive power.
- Nevertheless, Scruton also concluded that Freudian theory is not genuinely scientific.[121] The philosopher Charles Taylor accuses Popper of exploiting his worldwide fame as an epistemologist to diminish the importance of philosophers of the 20th-century continental tradition.
- He points to the example of Freud's theory of repression, which in his view has "strong empirical content" and implies testable consequences.
- Scruton maintains that Freudian theory has both "theoretical terms" and "empirical content".

According to Taylor, Popper's criticisms are completely baseless, but they are received with an attention and respect that Popper's "intrinsic worth hardly merits".[122] The philosopher John Gray argues that Popper's account of scientific method would have prevented the theories of Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein from being accepted.[123] However, Gray's criticism with regards to Einstein is at odds with the fact that Popper frequently used Einstein's theory of general relativity as a case study of how the principle of falsifiability works in practice.[124] The philosopher and psychologist Michel ter Hark writes in Popper, Otto Selz and the Rise of Evolutionary Epistemology (2004) that Popper took some of his ideas from his tutor, the German psychologist Otto Selz.

Freudian theory implies no testable observation and therefore does not have genuine predictive power.

Nevertheless, Scruton also concluded that Freudian theory is not genuinely scientific.[121] The philosopher Charles Taylor accuses Popper of exploiting his worldwide fame as an epistemologist to diminish the importance of philosophers of the 20th-century continental tradition.

He points to the example of Freud's theory of repression, which in his view has "strong empirical content" and implies testable consequences.

Scruton maintains that Freudian theory has both "theoretical terms" and "empirical content".

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:
- dt Special cases of motion described by these equations are summarized qualitatively in the table below.
- Differentiating with respect to time gives the velocity r θ dr with radial component and an additional component rω due to the rotation.
- Differentiating with dt respect to time again obtains the acceleration d2r which breaks into the radial acceleration dt2 , centripetal acceleration –rω , Coriolis acceleration dr 2ω , and angular acceleration rα.
- Two have already been discussed above, in the cases that either the radial components or the angular components are zero, and the non-zero component of motion describes uniform acceleration.
- State of motion Constant r r linear in t r quadratic in t r non-linear in t Uniform translation Uniform translational Non-uniform Constant θ Stationary (constant acceleration translation translational velocity) Uniform angular Uniform angular Angular motion in a Angular motion in a motion in a circle motion in a spiral, θ linear in t spiral, constant radial spiral, varying radial (constant angular constant radial acceleration acceleration velocity) velocity Uniform angular Uniform angular Uniform angular Uniform angular acceleration in a acceleration in a acceleration in a θ quadratic in t acceleration in a spiral, constant radial spiral, constant radial spiral, varying radial circle velocity acceleration acceleration Non-uniform angular Non-uniform angular Non-uniform angular Non-uniform angular acceleration in a acceleration in a acceleration in a θ non-linear in t acceleration in a spiral, constant radial spiral, constant radial spiral, varying radial circle velocity acceleration acceleration General 3D motions In 3D space, the equations in spherical coordinates (r, θ, φ) with corresponding unit vectors ê , ê r θ and ê , the position, velocity, and acceleration generalize respectively to φ

dt Special cases of motion described by these equations are summarized qualitatively in the table below.

Differentiating with respect to time gives the velocity r θ dr with radial component and an additional component rω due to the rotation.

Differentiating with dt respect to time again obtains the acceleration d2r which breaks into the radial acceleration dt2 , centripetal acceleration –rω , Coriolis acceleration dr 2ω , and angular acceleration rα.

Two have already been discussed above, in the cases that either the radial components or the angular components are zero, and the non-zero component of motion describes uniform acceleration.

State of motion Constant r r linear in t r quadratic in t r non-linear in t Uniform translation Uniform translational Non-uniform Constant θ Stationary (constant acceleration translation translational velocity) Uniform angular Uniform angular Angular motion in a Angular motion in a motion in a circle motion in a spiral, θ linear in t spiral, constant radial spiral, varying radial (constant angular constant radial acceleration acceleration velocity) velocity Uniform angular Uniform angular Uniform angular Uniform angular acceleration in a acceleration in a acceleration in a θ quadratic in t acceleration in a spiral, constant radial spiral, constant radial spiral, varying radial circle velocity acceleration acceleration Non-uniform angular Non-uniform angular Non-uniform angular Non-uniform angular acceleration in a acceleration in a acceleration in a θ non-linear in t acceleration in a spiral, constant radial spiral, constant radial spiral, varying radial circle velocity acceleration acceleration General 3D motions In 3D space, the equations in spherical coordinates (r, θ, φ) with corresponding unit vectors ê , ê r θ and ê , the position, velocity, and acceleration generalize respectively to φ

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:
- 148 Schwarzschild Black Hole 7.
- The left side of the tube can sendasignaltotherightsideonlyaslongasthetwosidesareconnectedbyaJ =∞nullgeodesic.Thedashedline, marked with filled dots where the signal is emitted by the left side and observed by the right side, is the last such geodesicconnectingthetwosides:insidethisdashedlinetheleftsidecannolongerinfluencecausallytherightside.
- Calculate the predicted precession of the perihelion of the orbit of Mercury, expressing your answer in arcsecondspercentury.GoogletheperihelionandapheliondistancesofMercury,anditsorbitalperiod.
- Sincethewallsoftheinfallingbodycannotexceedthespeedoflight,theirhorizontalmotionnearthesingularityis boundedbythatofJ =∞nullgeodesics,asillustrated.Thediagramgivestheimpressionthatthedifferent(leftand right) sides of the worldtube encounter each other at the singularity, but this is false.
- A body cannot remain rigid as it approaches the Schwarzschild singularity.

The left side of the tube can sendasignaltotherightsideonlyaslongasthetwosidesareconnectedbyaJ =∞nullgeodesic.Thedashedline, marked with filled dots where the signal is emitted by the left side and observed by the right side, is the last such geodesicconnectingthetwosides:insidethisdashedlinetheleftsidecannolongerinfluencecausallytherightside.

Calculate the predicted precession of the perihelion of the orbit of Mercury, expressing your answer in arcsecondspercentury.GoogletheperihelionandapheliondistancesofMercury,anditsorbitalperiod.

Sincethewallsoftheinfallingbodycannotexceedthespeedoflight,theirhorizontalmotionnearthesingularityis boundedbythatofJ =∞nullgeodesics,asillustrated.Thediagramgivestheimpressionthatthedifferent(leftand right) sides of the worldtube encounter each other at the singularity, but this is false.

A body cannot remain rigid as it approaches the Schwarzschild singularity.

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- gauge theory with an SU(3) gauge symmetry.
- It contains three i a,μ Dirac fields ψ , i = 1,2,3 representing quark fields as well as eight vector fields A , a = 1,...,8 representing gluon fields, which are the SU(3) gauge bosons.[1]: 547 The QCD Lagrangian density is:[1]: 490–491 where D is the gauge covariant μ a derivative: where g is the coupling constant, t are the eight generators of

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gauge theory with an SU(3) gauge symmetry.

It contains three i a,μ Dirac fields ψ , i = 1,2,3 representing quark fields as well as eight vector fields A , a = 1,...,8 representing gluon fields, which are the SU(3) gauge bosons.[1]: 547 The QCD Lagrangian density is:[1]: 490–491 where D is the gauge covariant μ a derivative: where g is the coupling constant, t are the eight generators of

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- (26.6) μν μν νμ Thus the perturbation of the coordinate metric depends only on the symmetric part of the vierbein perturbation φ , not the antisymmetric part mn g1 =−(φ +φ ) .
- mn Much of the professional literature on general relativistic perturbation theory works with the traditional coordinateformalism,asopposedtothetetradformalism.Theterm“gauge-invariant” thenmeanscoordinate gauge-invariant, as opposed to both coordinate and tetrad gauge-invariant.
- (26.7) μν μν νμ 26.6 Tetrad gauge transformations Under an infinitesimal tetrad (Lorentz) transformation, the covariant vierbein perturbations φ transform mn as φ →φ +ε , (26.8) mn mn mn where ε is the generator of a Lorentz transformation, which is to say an arbitrary antisymmetric tensor mn (Exercise 11.2).
- Thus the antisymmetric part φ −φ of the covariant perturbation φ is arbitrarily mn nm mn adjustable through an infinitesimal tetrad transformation, while the symmetric part φ +φ is tetrad mn nm gauge-invariant.
- It is easy to see when a quantity is tetrad gauge-invariant: it is tetrad gauge-invariant if and only if it depends only on the symmetric part of the vierbein perturbation, not on the antisymmetric part.

(26.6) μν μν νμ Thus the perturbation of the coordinate metric depends only on the symmetric part of the vierbein perturbation φ , not the antisymmetric part mn g1 =−(φ +φ ) .

mn Much of the professional literature on general relativistic perturbation theory works with the traditional coordinateformalism,asopposedtothetetradformalism.Theterm“gauge-invariant” thenmeanscoordinate gauge-invariant, as opposed to both coordinate and tetrad gauge-invariant.

(26.7) μν μν νμ 26.6 Tetrad gauge transformations Under an infinitesimal tetrad (Lorentz) transformation, the covariant vierbein perturbations φ transform mn as φ →φ +ε , (26.8) mn mn mn where ε is the generator of a Lorentz transformation, which is to say an arbitrary antisymmetric tensor mn (Exercise 11.2).

Thus the antisymmetric part φ −φ of the covariant perturbation φ is arbitrarily mn nm mn adjustable through an infinitesimal tetrad transformation, while the symmetric part φ +φ is tetrad mn nm gauge-invariant.

It is easy to see when a quantity is tetrad gauge-invariant: it is tetrad gauge-invariant if and only if it depends only on the symmetric part of the vierbein perturbation, not on the antisymmetric part.

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- Forcontinuousvariables,wewouldliketowrite
- Beforeyoureadon,seeifyoucangotoetotoeandmano`amanowithIsaacandsolvetheproblembefore dawn!Thesolutionisgivenbelow.
- TheHangingStringandVariationalCalculus | 121 A bead wire B Figure3 Thebrachistochroneproblem.AbeadisreleasedatrestfromAand slidesdownastiffwirefashionedintoacurveconnectingAtoB.Whatshould theshapeofthewirebeifthebeadistoreachBintheleastamountoftime?
- 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.
- Imentiononerathertrivialtechnicality,which,however,mightbothersomefastidiousreaders.Fordiscrete variables,clearly δ δ φ φ j k =δ jk,wheretheKroneckerdeltaδ jkisdefined,asinpartI,tobe1ifj=kand0otherwise.

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

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.

Imentiononerathertrivialtechnicality,which,however,mightbothersomefastidiousreaders.Fordiscrete variables,clearly δ δ φ φ j k =δ jk,wheretheKroneckerdeltaδ jkisdefined,asinpartI,tobe1ifj=kand0otherwise.

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- which means it is 5,000 times more radioactive than Physical properties radium.
- A few curies (1 curie equals 37 gigabecquerels, 1 Ci = Phase at STP solid 37 GBq) of 210Po emit a blue glow which is caused by ionisation of Melting point 527 K (254 °C, 489 °F) the surrounding air.
- Boiling point 1235 K (962 °C, About one in 100,000 alpha emissions causes an excitation in the 1764 °F) nucleus which then results in the emission of a gamma ray with a Density (near r.t.) α-Po: 9.196 g/cm3 maximum energy of 803 keV.[7][8] β-Po: 9.398 g/cm3 Heat of fusion ca.

which means it is 5,000 times more radioactive than Physical properties radium.

A few curies (1 curie equals 37 gigabecquerels, 1 Ci = Phase at STP solid 37 GBq) of 210Po emit a blue glow which is caused by ionisation of Melting point 527 K (254 °C, 489 °F) the surrounding air.

Boiling point 1235 K (962 °C, About one in 100,000 alpha emissions causes an excitation in the 1764 °F) nucleus which then results in the emission of a gamma ray with a Density (near r.t.) α-Po: 9.196 g/cm3 maximum energy of 803 keV.[7][8] β-Po: 9.398 g/cm3 Heat of fusion ca.

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- model the scenario using the thin shell formalism, with Reissner-Nordström geometry outside the shell, de Sitter inside.
- Thick horizontal bands show the radial ranges where β+ (pinkish)andβ− (greenish)arepositive.VerticaldashedlinesmarkRN(red)anddeSitter(green)horizonsr+ 1 1 andr−.
- No monopole has been observed in Nature, but that is not too surprising given their large mass.
- 20.17 Thin spherical shells 597 1.0 .5 .0 −.5 −1.0 .0 .5 1.0 1.5 2.0 radius r/M V laitnetop evitceffe 1.0 r+ r− .5 .0 −.5 −1.0 .0 .5 1.0 1.5 2.0 radius r/M V laitnetop evitceffe r+ r− Figure 20.3 Effective potential V, equation (20.126), of a magnetically charged shell enclosing a bubble of positive energyvacuum.Theparametersaregivenbyequation(20.127).BothconfigurationshaveanextremalRNgeometry Q = M.
- The de Sitter geometry has positive vacuum density ρ .

model the scenario using the thin shell formalism, with Reissner-Nordström geometry outside the shell, de Sitter inside.

Thick horizontal bands show the radial ranges where β+ (pinkish)andβ− (greenish)arepositive.VerticaldashedlinesmarkRN(red)anddeSitter(green)horizonsr+ 1 1 andr−.

No monopole has been observed in Nature, but that is not too surprising given their large mass.

20.17 Thin spherical shells 597 1.0 .5 .0 −.5 −1.0 .0 .5 1.0 1.5 2.0 radius r/M V laitnetop evitceffe 1.0 r+ r− .5 .0 −.5 −1.0 .0 .5 1.0 1.5 2.0 radius r/M V laitnetop evitceffe r+ r− Figure 20.3 Effective potential V, equation (20.126), of a magnetically charged shell enclosing a bubble of positive energyvacuum.Theparametersaregivenbyequation(20.127).BothconfigurationshaveanextremalRNgeometry Q = M.

The de Sitter geometry has positive vacuum density ρ .

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- (middle) the inflationary phase itself; and 3.
- This is how mass inflation is ignited.
- In each diagram, the arrowedlineslabelledoutgoingandingoingillustratetworepresentativeexamplesofthe4-vector{β0,β1},whilethe double-arrowed lines illustrate the rate of change of these 4-vectors implied by Einstein’s equations (20.62).
- Inside thehorizonofablackhole,alllocallyinertialframesnecessarilyfallinward,sotheradialvelocityβ0≡∂0risalways negative.
- (bottom) the collapse phase, where inflation comes to an end.

(middle) the inflationary phase itself; and 3.

In each diagram, the arrowedlineslabelledoutgoingandingoingillustratetworepresentativeexamplesofthe4-vector{β0,β1},whilethe double-arrowed lines illustrate the rate of change of these 4-vectors implied by Einstein’s equations (20.62).

(bottom) the collapse phase, where inflation comes to an end.

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- Main branches Fluid statics Fluid statics or hydrostatics is the branch of fluid mechanics that studies fluids at rest.
- Hydrostatics is fundamental to hydraulics, the engineering of equipment for storing, transporting and using fluids.
- Some fluid-dynamical principles are used in traffic engineering and crowd dynamics.
- Fluid dynamics Fluid dynamics is a subdiscipline of fluid mechanics that deals with fluid flow—the science of liquids and gases in motion.[5] Fluid dynamics offers a systematic structure—which underlies these practical disciplines—that embraces empirical and semi-empirical laws derived from flow measurement and used to solve practical problems.
- The solution to a fluid dynamics problem typically involves calculating various properties of the fluid, such as velocity, pressure, density, and temperature, as functions of space and time.

Main branches Fluid statics Fluid statics or hydrostatics is the branch of fluid mechanics that studies fluids at rest.

Hydrostatics is fundamental to hydraulics, the engineering of equipment for storing, transporting and using fluids.

Some fluid-dynamical principles are used in traffic engineering and crowd dynamics.

Fluid dynamics Fluid dynamics is a subdiscipline of fluid mechanics that deals with fluid flow—the science of liquids and gases in motion.[5] Fluid dynamics offers a systematic structure—which underlies these practical disciplines—that embraces empirical and semi-empirical laws derived from flow measurement and used to solve practical problems.

The solution to a fluid dynamics problem typically involves calculating various properties of the fluid, such as velocity, pressure, density, and temperature, as functions of space and time.

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- The product ab is in general neither commutative nor anticommutative, but the pure grade components of the product commute or anticommute according to ⟨ab⟩ =(−)pq−n2 ⟨ba⟩ (13.28) p+q−2n p+q−2n forn=[(p+q−N)/2]tomin(p,q).Writtenoutincomponents,thegradep+q−2ncomponentofthegeometric product of a=aAγγ and b=bAγγ is A A ⟨ab⟩ =(−)[n/2]aACb Bγγ ∧γγ , (13.29) p+q−2n C A B implicitly summed over distinct sequences A, B, and C of respectively p−n, q−n, and n indices.
- 13.5.2 Wedge product Thewedgeproductofmultivectorsofarbitrarygradeisdefined,consistentwiththeconventionofdifferential forms, §15.8, to be the highest possible grade component of the geometric product.
- Equation (13.29) can also be written (p+q−2n)!
- 332 The geometric algebra 13.5 General products of multivectors 13.5.1 Pure grade components of products of multivectors It is useful to be able to project out a particular grade component of a multivector.
- (13.31) p+q Thedefinition(13.31)isconsistentwiththedefinitionofthewedgeproductofvectors(multivectorsofgrade 1) in §13.1.

The product ab is in general neither commutative nor anticommutative, but the pure grade components of the product commute or anticommute according to ⟨ab⟩ =(−)pq−n2 ⟨ba⟩ (13.28) p+q−2n p+q−2n forn=[(p+q−N)/2]tomin(p,q).Writtenoutincomponents,thegradep+q−2ncomponentofthegeometric product of a=aAγγ and b=bAγγ is A A ⟨ab⟩ =(−)[n/2]aACb Bγγ ∧γγ , (13.29) p+q−2n C A B implicitly summed over distinct sequences A, B, and C of respectively p−n, q−n, and n indices.

13.5.2 Wedge product Thewedgeproductofmultivectorsofarbitrarygradeisdefined,consistentwiththeconventionofdifferential forms, §15.8, to be the highest possible grade component of the geometric product.

Equation (13.29) can also be written (p+q−2n)!

332 The geometric algebra 13.5 General products of multivectors 13.5.1 Pure grade components of products of multivectors It is useful to be able to project out a particular grade component of a multivector.

(13.31) p+q Thedefinition(13.31)isconsistentwiththedefinitionofthewedgeproductofvectors(multivectorsofgrade 1) in §13.1.

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- used in art to represent the gods associated with the classical planets.
- Bianchini's planisphere, discovered by Francesco Bianchini in the 18th century but produced in the 2nd century,[256] shows Greek personifications of planetary gods charged with early versions of the planetary symbols.
- Mercury has a caduceus; Venus has, attached to her necklace, a cord connected to another necklace; Mars, a spear; Jupiter, a staff; Saturn, a scythe; the Sun, a circlet with rays radiating from it; and the Moon, a headdress with a crescent attached.[257] The modern shapes with the cross-marks first appeared around the 16th century.
- According to Maunder, the addition of crosses appears to be "an attempt to

used in art to represent the gods associated with the classical planets.

Bianchini's planisphere, discovered by Francesco Bianchini in the 18th century but produced in the 2nd century,[256] shows Greek personifications of planetary gods charged with early versions of the planetary symbols.

Mercury has a caduceus; Venus has, attached to her necklace, a cord connected to another necklace; Mars, a spear; Jupiter, a staff; Saturn, a scythe; the Sun, a circlet with rays radiating from it; and the Moon, a headdress with a crescent attached.[257] The modern shapes with the cross-marks first appeared around the 16th century.

According to Maunder, the addition of crosses appears to be "an attempt to

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- Nova's The Elegant Universe (https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/the-elegant-universe/), 2003 Emmy Award–winning, three-hour miniseries by Nova with Brian Greene, adapted from his The Elegant Universe (original PBS broadcast dates: October 28, 8–10 p.m.
- Introduction to Strings and Branes.
- A First Course in String Theory.
- Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=String_theory&oldid=1334185903"
- and November 4, 8–9 p.m., 2003).

Nova's The Elegant Universe (https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/the-elegant-universe/), 2003 Emmy Award–winning, three-hour miniseries by Nova with Brian Greene, adapted from his The Elegant Universe (original PBS broadcast dates: October 28, 8–10 p.m.

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- What happens beyond the horizon of our Universe?
- What will be the fate of the Universe?
- What is the horizon of our Universe?
- What happened before the Big Bang?
- What about a non-relativistic distribution?

What happens beyond the horizon of our Universe?

What about a non-relativistic distribution?

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- Sitzungsberichte der Königlich Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften.
- doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.18.1030 (https://doi.org/10.1103%2FPhysRevD.18.1030).
- "Absorption and emission spectra of a Schwarzschild black hole" (https://journals.aps.org/prd/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevD.18.1030).
- "On the gravitational field of a mass point according to Einstein's theory".
- Sanchez, Norma (15 August 1978).

Sitzungsberichte der Königlich Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften.

"Absorption and emission spectra of a Schwarzschild black hole" (https://journals.aps.org/prd/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevD.18.1030).

"On the gravitational field of a mass point according to Einstein's theory".

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- in South India, where his principles of the diurnal rotation of Earth, among others, were followed and a number of secondary works were based on them.[177] 1660 illustration of Claudius Ptolemy's geocentric model The astronomy of the Islamic Golden Age mostly took place in the Middle East, Central Asia, Al-Andalus, and North Africa, and later in the Far East and India.
- These astronomers, like the polymath Ibn al-Haytham, generally accepted geocentrism, although they did dispute Ptolemy's system of epicycles and sought alternatives.

in South India, where his principles of the diurnal rotation of Earth, among others, were followed and a number of secondary works were based on them.[177] 1660 illustration of Claudius Ptolemy's geocentric model The astronomy of the Islamic Golden Age mostly took place in the Middle East, Central Asia, Al-Andalus, and North Africa, and later in the Far East and India.

These astronomers, like the polymath Ibn al-Haytham, generally accepted geocentrism, although they did dispute Ptolemy's system of epicycles and sought alternatives.

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- Harry Nyquist's 1924 paper, Certain Factors Affecting Telegraph Speed, contains a theoretical section quantifying "intelligence" and the "line speed" at which it can be transmitted by a communication system, giving the relation W = K log m (recalling the Boltzmann constant), where W is the speed of transmission of intelligence, m is the number of different voltage levels to
- Concepts, methods and results from coding theory and information theory are widely used in cryptography and cryptanalysis,[26] such as the unit ban.
- Abstractly, information can be thought of as the resolution of uncertainty.
- Historian James Gleick rated the paper as the most important development of 1948, noting that the paper was "even more profound and more fundamental" than the transistor.[27] He came to be known as the "father of information theory".[28][29][30] Shannon outlined some of his initial ideas of information theory as early as 1939 in a letter to Vannevar Bush.[30] Prior to this paper, limited information-theoretic ideas had been developed at Bell Labs, all implicitly assuming events of equal probability.
- In the case of communication of information over a noisy channel, this abstract concept was formalized in 1948 by Claude Shannon in a paper entitled A Mathematical Theory of Communication, in which information is thought of as a set of possible messages, and the goal is to send these messages over a noisy channel, and to have the receiver reconstruct the message with low probability of error, in spite of the channel noise.

Harry Nyquist's 1924 paper, Certain Factors Affecting Telegraph Speed, contains a theoretical section quantifying "intelligence" and the "line speed" at which it can be transmitted by a communication system, giving the relation W = K log m (recalling the Boltzmann constant), where W is the speed of transmission of intelligence, m is the number of different voltage levels to

Concepts, methods and results from coding theory and information theory are widely used in cryptography and cryptanalysis,[26] such as the unit ban.

Abstractly, information can be thought of as the resolution of uncertainty.

Historian James Gleick rated the paper as the most important development of 1948, noting that the paper was "even more profound and more fundamental" than the transistor.[27] He came to be known as the "father of information theory".[28][29][30] Shannon outlined some of his initial ideas of information theory as early as 1939 in a letter to Vannevar Bush.[30] Prior to this paper, limited information-theoretic ideas had been developed at Bell Labs, all implicitly assuming events of equal probability.

In the case of communication of information over a noisy channel, this abstract concept was formalized in 1948 by Claude Shannon in a paper entitled A Mathematical Theory of Communication, in which information is thought of as a set of possible messages, and the goal is to send these messages over a noisy channel, and to have the receiver reconstruct the message with low probability of error, in spite of the channel noise.

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- • More specifically, the existing well-established “already unified classical theory” allows one to describe in terms of empty curved space: Gravitation without gravitation; – Electromagnetism without electromagnetism; – Charge without charge; – Mass without mass (around the mouth of the “wormhole” lies a concentration of eletromagnetic – energy that gives mass to this region of space).
- 1957) presented a tour de force wherein Riemannian geometry of manifolds of nontrivial topology was investigated with the view to explain all of physics.
- – This extremely ambitious idea was one of the very first uses of abstract topology, homology, cohomology, and differential geometry in physics.
- Ultimately, the aim was to use the source-free Maxwell equations, coupled to • Einstein gravity, with the seasoning of nontrivial topology, to build models for classical electrical charges and all other particle-like entities in classical physics.
- – Their point of view is best summarised by their phrase: “Physics is geometry”; – This is the first paper that introduces the term “wormhole” to the scientific community .

• More specifically, the existing well-established “already unified classical theory” allows one to describe in terms of empty curved space: Gravitation without gravitation; – Electromagnetism without electromagnetism; – Charge without charge; – Mass without mass (around the mouth of the “wormhole” lies a concentration of eletromagnetic – energy that gives mass to this region of space).

1957) presented a tour de force wherein Riemannian geometry of manifolds of nontrivial topology was investigated with the view to explain all of physics.

– This extremely ambitious idea was one of the very first uses of abstract topology, homology, cohomology, and differential geometry in physics.

Ultimately, the aim was to use the source-free Maxwell equations, coupled to • Einstein gravity, with the seasoning of nontrivial topology, to build models for classical electrical charges and all other particle-like entities in classical physics.

– Their point of view is best summarised by their phrase: “Physics is geometry”; – This is the first paper that introduces the term “wormhole” to the scientific community .

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EVIDENCE:
- Oneofthedrawbacksofthecoordinateapproachisthatitworkswithframesthatarealignedateachpoint with the tangent vectors e to the coordinates at that point.
- The approach is neither the most insightful nor the most powerful, but it is the fastest route to connecting the metric to the energy-momentum content of spacetime.
- But in a curved spacetime it is impossible to arrange the coordinate tangent vectors e to be orthonormal μ everywhere.Thusthecoordinateapproachinevitablypresentsquantitiesinaframethatisskewedcompared tothenatural,orthonormalframe.Itislikelookingatascenewithyoureyescrossed.Theproblemisnotso bad if the spacetime is empty of energy-momentum, as in the Schwarzschild and Kerr geometries for ideal spherical and rotating black holes, but it becomes a significant handicap in realistic spacetimes that contain energy-momentum.
- TheaimofthisChapteristogiveacondensedintroductiontothefundamentalsofgeneralrelativity,using the traditional coordinate-based approach to general relativity.
- The Chapter does not attempt to convey a deep conceptual understanding, which I think is difficulttogainfromthemathematicsbyitself.LaterChapters,startingwithChapter7ontheSchwarzschild geometry, present visualizations intended to aid conceptual understanding.

Oneofthedrawbacksofthecoordinateapproachisthatitworkswithframesthatarealignedateachpoint with the tangent vectors e to the coordinates at that point.

The approach is neither the most insightful nor the most powerful, but it is the fastest route to connecting the metric to the energy-momentum content of spacetime.

But in a curved spacetime it is impossible to arrange the coordinate tangent vectors e to be orthonormal μ everywhere.Thusthecoordinateapproachinevitablypresentsquantitiesinaframethatisskewedcompared tothenatural,orthonormalframe.Itislikelookingatascenewithyoureyescrossed.Theproblemisnotso bad if the spacetime is empty of energy-momentum, as in the Schwarzschild and Kerr geometries for ideal spherical and rotating black holes, but it becomes a significant handicap in realistic spacetimes that contain energy-momentum.

TheaimofthisChapteristogiveacondensedintroductiontothefundamentalsofgeneralrelativity,using the traditional coordinate-based approach to general relativity.

The Chapter does not attempt to convey a deep conceptual understanding, which I think is difficulttogainfromthemathematicsbyitself.LaterChapters,startingwithChapter7ontheSchwarzschild geometry, present visualizations intended to aid conceptual understanding.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Calculate the power spectrum of the Cosmic Neutrino Background for that neutrino in the approximation that the ISW contribution is negligible.
- (34.54) CSW −6ζ +ζ l 5 c γ Inflation generically predicts adiabatic fluctuations with ζ’s of all species the same, in which case C(ν) ( 5 )2 l ≈ .
- Without the ISW term, only the monopole term remains, N (η ,k)+δ Ψ(η ,k)=[N (0,k)+Ψ(0,k)]j (kη ) .
- Neutrinos with the masses of (at least) 0.01eV and 0.05eV suggested by neutrino oscillation data (see §42.4.15) would have become non-relativistic at a redshift of 1 + z ≈ 60 and 300 respectively, whereupon they would start to cluster like dark matter and baryons, rather than continuing to stream likecosmicbackgroundphotonsinmoreorlessstraightlinesintoastronomers’telescopes.Thereremains thepossibilitythatoneoftheneutrinotypesmaybelightenough,m (cid:46)10−4eV,toberelativistictoday.
- What is the effect of the ISW contribution resulting from the change in the potential when neutrinos entered the horizon in the radiation-dominated regime?

Calculate the power spectrum of the Cosmic Neutrino Background for that neutrino in the approximation that the ISW contribution is negligible.

(34.54) CSW −6ζ +ζ l 5 c γ Inflation generically predicts adiabatic fluctuations with ζ’s of all species the same, in which case C(ν) ( 5 )2 l ≈ .

Without the ISW term, only the monopole term remains, N (η ,k)+δ Ψ(η ,k)=[N (0,k)+Ψ(0,k)]j (kη ) .

Neutrinos with the masses of (at least) 0.01eV and 0.05eV suggested by neutrino oscillation data (see §42.4.15) would have become non-relativistic at a redshift of 1 + z ≈ 60 and 300 respectively, whereupon they would start to cluster like dark matter and baryons, rather than continuing to stream likecosmicbackgroundphotonsinmoreorlessstraightlinesintoastronomers’telescopes.Thereremains thepossibilitythatoneoftheneutrinotypesmaybelightenough,m (cid:46)10−4eV,toberelativistictoday.

What is the effect of the ISW contribution resulting from the change in the potential when neutrinos entered the horizon in the radiation-dominated regime?

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- ρσ∂xλ∂xμ∂xν Loweringanindexin(29)byusingthemetricin(26),youobtain(cid:25) μν.σ asgivenin(20).
- Inthisformalism,howdowerelatetheChristoffelsymbolin(29)tothefirstderivative ofthemetric,asgivenin(18)and(20)?Thewaytodothisisasfollows.Differentiating1 themetricin(26)gives (cid:3) (cid:4) ∂2yρ ∂yσ ∂yρ ∂2yσ ∂ g (x)=δ + λ μν ρσ ∂xλ∂xμ∂xν ∂xμ∂xλ∂xν Using the identity (I.4.14) you derived in chapter I.4, you could solve for δ ∂2yρ ∂yσ .
- PF:“Seehoweasyitis?Wejusthavetoshowoffourmasteryofthechainrule!” Astraightlinedoesnothavetolookstraightincurvedcoordinates.Rather,itisdescribed byacurvedeterminedby(28).Nothingwrongwiththestraightline,butyouhavechosen funnycoordinates.Abitlikethefunhousemirrorsinamusementparks.
- ‡WhichwewilleventuallygettoinchapterIX.7.
- TheShortestDistancebetweenTwoPoints | 131 Professor Flat interjects: “That’s what ‘straightforward’ means: you keep moving forward.Thisderivationwillbestraightforwardalso,justplugandchug.Wereplacey byx inthesimpleequation d2yρ =0toobtainacomplicatedlookingequation!” ds2 So, dyρ = ∂yρdxλ ,andthen ds ∂xλ ds d2yρ ∂yρ d2xλ ∂2yρ dxμdxν 0= = + (27) ds2 ∂xλ ds2 ∂xμ∂xν ds ds Multiplyingby ∂xσ (andusing ∂xσ ∂yρ =δσ),weobtain(afterrenamingtheindexσ) ∂yρ ∂yρ ∂xλ λ d2xλ ∂xλ ∂2yρ dxμdxν + =0 (28) ds2 ∂yρ ∂xμ∂xν ds ds As promised, we manage to replace the simple equation d2yρ =0 by the complicatedd2s ∗ looking (28).

ρσ∂xλ∂xμ∂xν Loweringanindexin(29)byusingthemetricin(26),youobtain(cid:25) μν.σ asgivenin(20).

Inthisformalism,howdowerelatetheChristoffelsymbolin(29)tothefirstderivative ofthemetric,asgivenin(18)and(20)?Thewaytodothisisasfollows.Differentiating1 themetricin(26)gives (cid:3) (cid:4) ∂2yρ ∂yσ ∂yρ ∂2yσ ∂ g (x)=δ + λ μν ρσ ∂xλ∂xμ∂xν ∂xμ∂xλ∂xν Using the identity (I.4.14) you derived in chapter I.4, you could solve for δ ∂2yρ ∂yσ .

TheShortestDistancebetweenTwoPoints | 131 Professor Flat interjects: “That’s what ‘straightforward’ means: you keep moving forward.Thisderivationwillbestraightforwardalso,justplugandchug.Wereplacey byx inthesimpleequation d2yρ =0toobtainacomplicatedlookingequation!” ds2 So, dyρ = ∂yρdxλ ,andthen ds ∂xλ ds d2yρ ∂yρ d2xλ ∂2yρ dxμdxν 0= = + (27) ds2 ∂xλ ds2 ∂xμ∂xν ds ds Multiplyingby ∂xσ (andusing ∂xσ ∂yρ =δσ),weobtain(afterrenamingtheindexσ) ∂yρ ∂yρ ∂xλ λ d2xλ ∂xλ ∂2yρ dxμdxν + =0 (28) ds2 ∂yρ ∂xμ∂xν ds ds As promised, we manage to replace the simple equation d2yρ =0 by the complicatedd2s ∗ looking (28).

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

EVIDENCE:
- The idea of a traversable wormhole is no longer pure
- • Unruh vacuum and evaporating black holes - Ford and Roman described situations in which ANEC is violated in this context: in 4D, it is violated for outgoing null geodesics and orbiting null geodesics, while in 2D it is violated for half-complete outgoing radial null geodesics and orbiting null geodesics on the horizon.
- ANEC is violated along geodesics going in the compact direction.
- This violation can happen both anomalously and in a nonanomalous way [29].
- In the quantum case, ANEC violation is a phenomenon which is achievable through multiple means.

The idea of a traversable wormhole is no longer pure

• Unruh vacuum and evaporating black holes - Ford and Roman described situations in which ANEC is violated in this context: in 4D, it is violated for outgoing null geodesics and orbiting null geodesics, while in 2D it is violated for half-complete outgoing radial null geodesics and orbiting null geodesics on the horizon.

ANEC is violated along geodesics going in the compact direction.

This violation can happen both anomalously and in a nonanomalous way [29].

In the quantum case, ANEC violation is a phenomenon which is achievable through multiple means.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Bibcode:1999A&AT...17..501K (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1999A&AT...17..5 01K).
- "The identification of Inanna with the planet Venus: A criterion for the time determination of the recognition of constellations in ancient Mesopotamia" (http://www.tandfo nline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10556799908244112).
- Greek philosophy: Thales to Plato (https://books.google.com/ books?id=7yUAmmqHHEgC&pg=PR4).
- "The Greeks, for example, originally identified the morning and evening stars with two separate deities, Phosphoros and Hesporos respectively.
- Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine in Non-Western Cultures.

"The identification of Inanna with the planet Venus: A criterion for the time determination of the recognition of constellations in ancient Mesopotamia" (http://www.tandfo nline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10556799908244112).

Greek philosophy: Thales to Plato (https://books.google.com/ books?id=7yUAmmqHHEgC&pg=PR4).

"The Greeks, for example, originally identified the morning and evening stars with two separate deities, Phosphoros and Hesporos respectively.

Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine in Non-Western Cultures.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Bibcode:1983PhRvD..28.2960H (https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1983PhRvD..28.2960 H).
- S2CID 13745992 (https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:13745992).
- arXiv:gr-qc/0301042 (https://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/030 1042).
- "Inflation without a beginning: A null boundary proposal".
- Archived (http s://ghostarchive.org/archive/20221009/http://www.physics.princeton.edu/~steinh/vaasrev.pdf) (PDF) from the original on 9 October 2022.

"Inflation without a beginning: A null boundary proposal".

Archived (http s://ghostarchive.org/archive/20221009/http://www.physics.princeton.edu/~steinh/vaasrev.pdf) (PDF) from the original on 9 October 2022.

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

EVIDENCE:
- Here, the crown and a chunk of pure gold with a similar weight are put on both ends of a weighing scale submerged underwater, which will tip accordingly due to the Archimedes' principle.[6] Calculus and standardization of units In the Middle Ages, many units for measuring volume were made, such as the sester, amber, coomb, and seam.
- Primitive integration of shapes was also discovered independently by Liu Hui in the 3rd century CE, Zu Chongzhi in the 5th century CE, the Middle East and India.
- Though highly popularized, Archimedes probably does not submerge the golden crown to find its volume, and thus its density and purity, due to the extreme precision involved.[5] Instead, he likely have devised a primitive form of a hydrostatic balance.
- Archimedes also devised a way to calculate the volume of an irregular object, by submerging it underwater and measure the difference between the initial and final water volume.
- The sheer quantity of such units motivated British kings to standardize them, culminated in the Assize of Bread and Ale statute in 1258 by Henry III of England.

Here, the crown and a chunk of pure gold with a similar weight are put on both ends of a weighing scale submerged underwater, which will tip accordingly due to the Archimedes' principle.[6] Calculus and standardization of units In the Middle Ages, many units for measuring volume were made, such as the sester, amber, coomb, and seam.

Primitive integration of shapes was also discovered independently by Liu Hui in the 3rd century CE, Zu Chongzhi in the 5th century CE, the Middle East and India.

Though highly popularized, Archimedes probably does not submerge the golden crown to find its volume, and thus its density and purity, due to the extreme precision involved.[5] Instead, he likely have devised a primitive form of a hydrostatic balance.

Archimedes also devised a way to calculate the volume of an irregular object, by submerging it underwater and measure the difference between the initial and final water volume.

The sheer quantity of such units motivated British kings to standardize them, culminated in the Assize of Bread and Ale statute in 1258 by Henry III of England.

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Explain quantum teleportation rigorously and outline an experimental validation checklist.

EVIDENCE:
- Or else two atoms, on colliding, share electrons, which then help fill the outermost shell in both atoms.
- Such atom combinations are called molecules, from a Latin word meaning "little object." Sometimes two atoms in contact are enough to produce stability.
- Two hydrogen atoms form a hydrogen molecule; two nitrogen atoms, a nitrogen molecule; and two oxygen atoms, an oxygen molecule.
- Both atoms then have filled outermost shells only provided they remain in contact.
- The molecules of proteins and nucleic acids in the human body and in all other living things are examples of such mac-

Or else two atoms, on colliding, share electrons, which then help fill the outermost shell in both atoms.

Such atom combinations are called molecules, from a Latin word meaning "little object." Sometimes two atoms in contact are enough to produce stability.

Two hydrogen atoms form a hydrogen molecule; two nitrogen atoms, a nitrogen molecule; and two oxygen atoms, an oxygen molecule.

Both atoms then have filled outermost shells only provided they remain in contact.

The molecules of proteins and nucleic acids in the human body and in all other living things are examples of such mac-

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

EVIDENCE:
- SpaceandTimeUnified Soinadditionto(3)and(4),weshouldalsowrite B (cid:5) (=B):(t (cid:5) ,x (cid:5) ) B(cid:5)=B =(0,0) D (cid:5) :(t (cid:5) ,x (cid:5) ) D(cid:5) =(T,0) (6) Watchtheprimesandabsenceofprimeslikeahawk!ThefactthatthesameT appearsin (3)and(6)ispartoftheclockmanufacturer’swarranty.
- Time dilation facilitated the measurement of particle lifetimes in the early days of particlephysics:fastmovingparticlescanliveforquiteawhileinthelabframe,sothatthe
- ThetworelevanteventsareB,thebirthoftheparticle,andD,itsdeath.Letthelabframe theexperimentalistissittinginbeprimed,andtherestframeoftheparticlebeunprimed.
- Knowing L and v, the experimentalist can solve to obtain the intrinsic lifetime 1−v√2 T = 1−v2L/v.
- Now, all we have to do is to plug (6) into (2) to find the spacetime locations of events B (cid:5) (=B)andD (cid:5) intheunprimedframe: B (cid:5) (=B):(t,x) B(cid:5)=B =( (cid:3) 0,0) (cid:4) D (cid:5) :(t,x) = √ T , √ −vT (7) D 1−v2 1−v2 Thus,Ms.Unprimeseesthetimeinterval T t D(cid:5) −t B(cid:5) = √ 1−v2 >T (8) betweenatickandatockonMr.Prime’sclock.

SpaceandTimeUnified Soinadditionto(3)and(4),weshouldalsowrite B (cid:5) (=B):(t (cid:5) ,x (cid:5) ) B(cid:5)=B =(0,0) D (cid:5) :(t (cid:5) ,x (cid:5) ) D(cid:5) =(T,0) (6) Watchtheprimesandabsenceofprimeslikeahawk!ThefactthatthesameT appearsin (3)and(6)ispartoftheclockmanufacturer’swarranty.

Time dilation facilitated the measurement of particle lifetimes in the early days of particlephysics:fastmovingparticlescanliveforquiteawhileinthelabframe,sothatthe

Knowing L and v, the experimentalist can solve to obtain the intrinsic lifetime 1−v√2 T = 1−v2L/v.

Now, all we have to do is to plug (6) into (2) to find the spacetime locations of events B (cid:5) (=B)andD (cid:5) intheunprimedframe: B (cid:5) (=B):(t,x) B(cid:5)=B =( (cid:3) 0,0) (cid:4) D (cid:5) :(t,x) = √ T , √ −vT (7) D 1−v2 1−v2 Thus,Ms.Unprimeseesthetimeinterval T t D(cid:5) −t B(cid:5) = √ 1−v2 >T (8) betweenatickandatockonMr.Prime’sclock.

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

EVIDENCE:
- The velocity is measured by an observer at rest in the accelerated rocket.
- In an inertial reference frame a free particle has a straight world line.
- Case of non-inertial reference frames The photon world lines are determined using the metric with .[30] The light cones are deformed according to the position.
- the fall of an object dropped without initial velocity from a rocket.
- On the left, the frame, the object once dropped, gains speed, reaches a world line of the falling object.

The velocity is measured by an observer at rest in the accelerated rocket.

In an inertial reference frame a free particle has a straight world line.

Case of non-inertial reference frames The photon world lines are determined using the metric with .[30] The light cones are deformed according to the position.

the fall of an object dropped without initial velocity from a rocket.

On the left, the frame, the object once dropped, gains speed, reaches a world line of the falling object.

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

EVIDENCE:
- However EPR showed that this assumption and their criterion of reality lead to a paradox.
- Measurement of the quantity A resulted in the combined wave function represented by Eq.(1), with u (v(x )) describing the eigenstates of n r 1 the first system (x ) and ψ (x ) (φ(x )) describing the expansion coefficients of Ψ into the orthogonal 1 n 2 r 2 functions u (x ).
- assumed to give a complete description of the state of a system.
- This seemed reasonable, because the information from the wave function agrees well with the information acquired experimentally (without influencing the state).
- n 1 Ψ ( x , x )  n  1 ψ n ( x ) u n ( x ) (1) 1 “Ghostly action at a distance” was also referred to as non-locality.

However EPR showed that this assumption and their criterion of reality lead to a paradox.

Measurement of the quantity A resulted in the combined wave function represented by Eq.(1), with u (v(x )) describing the eigenstates of n r 1 the first system (x ) and ψ (x ) (φ(x )) describing the expansion coefficients of Ψ into the orthogonal 1 n 2 r 2 functions u (x ).

assumed to give a complete description of the state of a system.

This seemed reasonable, because the information from the wave function agrees well with the information acquired experimentally (without influencing the state).

n 1 Ψ ( x , x )  n  1 ψ n ( x ) u n ( x ) (1) 1 “Ghostly action at a distance” was also referred to as non-locality.

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

EVIDENCE:
- If we are standing on the Earth's surface, we are 6,371 kilometers from the Earth's center.
- We can demonstrate this best by comparing Earth with the Moon, since men have stood on both worlds and have confirmed what theory predicts.
- The Earth's mass is 81.3 times that of -the Moon, and for positions at equal distances from the center of each body the intensity of Earth's gravitational field is always 81.3 times that of the Moon's.
- The distance of Earth's surface from Earth's center is 3.666 times the distance of the Moon's surface from the Moon's center.
- We are then 1,738 kilometers from the Moon's center.

If we are standing on the Earth's surface, we are 6,371 kilometers from the Earth's center.

We can demonstrate this best by comparing Earth with the Moon, since men have stood on both worlds and have confirmed what theory predicts.

The Earth's mass is 81.3 times that of -the Moon, and for positions at equal distances from the center of each body the intensity of Earth's gravitational field is always 81.3 times that of the Moon's.

The distance of Earth's surface from Earth's center is 3.666 times the distance of the Moon's surface from the Moon's center.

We are then 1,738 kilometers from the Moon's center.

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

EVIDENCE:
- max In the Boltzmann treatment, the equations for non-baryonic cold dark matter (c) and baryons (b) are the same as those in the hydrodynamic approximation, equations (32.6) and (32.7), δ ̇ −kv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.1a) c c a ̇ v ̇ + v +kΨ=0 , (33.1b) c a c and δ ̇ −kv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.2a) b b a ̇ |τ ̇| v ̇ + v +kΨ=− (v −3Θ ) .
- (33.4b) lmax (2l max +1)|τ ̇| lmax−1 lmax lmax−2 lmax2 kη lmax−1 Equations(33.4)reducestothehydrodynamicapproximation(32.9)whenl =2.Asinthehydrodynamic max case, numerical experiment indicates that the interpolation constant k is adequately approximated by k ≈ s s 2a H (or k ≈ a H , for standard ΛCDM cosmological parameters).
- (33.3d) l 2l+1 l−1 l+1 l As commented after equations (33.81), the factor 3 in equation (33.3c) includes the effect of polarization; without polarization, the factor is 9 .
- The l ’th harmonic Θ may be approximated by an expression 10 max lmax that interpolates between the tight-coupling limit |τ ̇| ≫ k , equation (33.83), and the free-streaming limit s |τ ̇|≪k , equation (33.84), s 1 ( |τ ̇|2 ) Θ = Θtight+Θfree , (33.4a) lmax 1+(|τ ̇|/k s )2 k s 2 lmax lmax ( 1+ 1δ ) l k 2l −1 Θtight =− 3 lmax2 max Θ , Θfree =− (Θ +δ Ψ)− max Θ .
- 33.1 Summary of equations in the Boltzmann treatment 877 33.1 Summary of equations in the Boltzmann treatment The Boltzmann treatment uses the Boltzmann hierarchy of equations to follow the evolution of multipole momentsofrelativisticspecies,photonsandneutrinos,uptosomemaximumharmonicl −1.Thehierarchy max istruncatedbyinvokingasuitableapproximationforthel ’thharmonic.TheBoltzmanntreatmentyields max the hydrodynamic approximation, §32.2, when l =2.

max In the Boltzmann treatment, the equations for non-baryonic cold dark matter (c) and baryons (b) are the same as those in the hydrodynamic approximation, equations (32.6) and (32.7), δ ̇ −kv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.1a) c c a ̇ v ̇ + v +kΨ=0 , (33.1b) c a c and δ ̇ −kv −3Φ ̇ =0 , (33.2a) b b a ̇ |τ ̇| v ̇ + v +kΨ=− (v −3Θ ) .

(33.4b) lmax (2l max +1)|τ ̇| lmax−1 lmax lmax−2 lmax2 kη lmax−1 Equations(33.4)reducestothehydrodynamicapproximation(32.9)whenl =2.Asinthehydrodynamic max case, numerical experiment indicates that the interpolation constant k is adequately approximated by k ≈ s s 2a H (or k ≈ a H , for standard ΛCDM cosmological parameters).

(33.3d) l 2l+1 l−1 l+1 l As commented after equations (33.81), the factor 3 in equation (33.3c) includes the effect of polarization; without polarization, the factor is 9 .

The l ’th harmonic Θ may be approximated by an expression 10 max lmax that interpolates between the tight-coupling limit |τ ̇| ≫ k , equation (33.83), and the free-streaming limit s |τ ̇|≪k , equation (33.84), s 1 ( |τ ̇|2 ) Θ = Θtight+Θfree , (33.4a) lmax 1+(|τ ̇|/k s )2 k s 2 lmax lmax ( 1+ 1δ ) l k 2l −1 Θtight =− 3 lmax2 max Θ , Θfree =− (Θ +δ Ψ)− max Θ .

33.1 Summary of equations in the Boltzmann treatment 877 33.1 Summary of equations in the Boltzmann treatment The Boltzmann treatment uses the Boltzmann hierarchy of equations to follow the evolution of multipole momentsofrelativisticspecies,photonsandneutrinos,uptosomemaximumharmonicl −1.Thehierarchy max istruncatedbyinvokingasuitableapproximationforthel ’thharmonic.TheBoltzmanntreatmentyields max the hydrodynamic approximation, §32.2, when l =2.

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

EVIDENCE:
- But this didn’t stop the popular press or toy companies from picking up the Mozart Effect ball and running with it.
- As of 2008, Amazon.com featured over 40 products, mostly CDs and cassettes, on the Mozart Effect, many of which proudly feature young children or newborn infants on their covers.
- As psychologists Adrian Bangerter and Chip Heath (2004) observed, the Mozart Effect claim spread through society much like a message passes through a game of telephone, becoming increasingly distorted and often exaggerated over time.
- Based entirely on speculation that the original findings might apply to infants, companies soon began to market scores of Mozart Effect CDs, cassettes, and toys targeted toward babies.
- In addition to the mass marketing of scores of Mozart Effect products to receptive parents, another reason for this effect’s popularity may stem from a confusion between correlation and causation (see Introduction, p.

But this didn’t stop the popular press or toy companies from picking up the Mozart Effect ball and running with it.

As of 2008, Amazon.com featured over 40 products, mostly CDs and cassettes, on the Mozart Effect, many of which proudly feature young children or newborn infants on their covers.

As psychologists Adrian Bangerter and Chip Heath (2004) observed, the Mozart Effect claim spread through society much like a message passes through a game of telephone, becoming increasingly distorted and often exaggerated over time.

Based entirely on speculation that the original findings might apply to infants, companies soon began to market scores of Mozart Effect CDs, cassettes, and toys targeted toward babies.

In addition to the mass marketing of scores of Mozart Effect products to receptive parents, another reason for this effect’s popularity may stem from a confusion between correlation and causation (see Introduction, p.

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

EVIDENCE:
- to make sure that the detectors in the left upper and lower corner Fig.(12) were excited by photons with respectively states  a 1  b 1  and 1   a 1  b 1 .
- This offered the possibility of detecting all four Bell states simultaneously.
- The photons sent to Bob made use of paths a and b and originated from backreflection of the calcite crystals.
- By 2 2 rotating the path a by 90o and combining it with b at a beamsplitter Eq.(38) turns into Eq.(40).

to make sure that the detectors in the left upper and lower corner Fig.(12) were excited by photons with respectively states  a 1  b 1  and 1   a 1  b 1 .

This offered the possibility of detecting all four Bell states simultaneously.

The photons sent to Bob made use of paths a and b and originated from backreflection of the calcite crystals.

By 2 2 rotating the path a by 90o and combining it with b at a beamsplitter Eq.(38) turns into Eq.(40).

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:
- In the more interesting cases, these are "curvature singularities", where geometrical quantities characterizing spacetime curvature, such as the Ricci scalar, take on infinite values.[164] Well-known examples of spacetimes with future singularities—where worldlines end—are the Schwarzschild solution, which describes a singularity inside an eternal static black hole,[165] or the Kerr solution with its ring-shaped singularity inside an eternal rotating black hole.[166] The Friedmann–Lemaître–Robertson–Walker solutions and other spacetimes describing universes have past singularities on which worldlines begin, namely Big Bang singularities, and some have future singularities (Big Crunch) as well.[167] Given that these examples are all highly symmetric—and thus simplified—it is tempting to conclude that the occurrence of singularities is an artifact of idealization.[168] The famous singularity theorems, proved using the methods of global geometry, say otherwise: singularities are a generic feature of general relativity, and unavoidable once the collapse of an object with realistic matter properties has proceeded beyond a certain stage[169] and also at the beginning of a wide class of expanding universes.[170] However, the theorems say little about the properties of singularities, and much of

In the more interesting cases, these are "curvature singularities", where geometrical quantities characterizing spacetime curvature, such as the Ricci scalar, take on infinite values.[164] Well-known examples of spacetimes with future singularities—where worldlines end—are the Schwarzschild solution, which describes a singularity inside an eternal static black hole,[165] or the Kerr solution with its ring-shaped singularity inside an eternal rotating black hole.[166] The Friedmann–Lemaître–Robertson–Walker solutions and other spacetimes describing universes have past singularities on which worldlines begin, namely Big Bang singularities, and some have future singularities (Big Crunch) as well.[167] Given that these examples are all highly symmetric—and thus simplified—it is tempting to conclude that the occurrence of singularities is an artifact of idealization.[168] The famous singularity theorems, proved using the methods of global geometry, say otherwise: singularities are a generic feature of general relativity, and unavoidable once the collapse of an object with realistic matter properties has proceeded beyond a certain stage[169] and also at the beginning of a wide class of expanding universes.[170] However, the theorems say little about the properties of singularities, and much of

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:
- It is apparent from the graph that lower specific impulse yields reduced trip times, but
- While electric propulsion has excellent “fuel economy” due to high specific impulses that are measured in thousands of seconds, it requires electric power measured in 100’s of kW to keep trip times manageable for human exploration class payloads.
- Can this speculation be shown to be consistent when using the tools of early reference mission planning while considering a warp-enabled system?
- In the regime of reference mission development using lowthrust electric propulsion systems for in-space propulsion, planners will cast part of the trade space into a domain that compares a spacecraft’s specific mass α to transit time.
- If time were of no consequence, then much of this discussion would be moot, but as experience shows, time is a constraint that is traded with other mission constraints like delivered payload, power requirements, launch and assembly manifest, crew cycling frequency, mission objectives, heliocentric transfer dates, and more.

It is apparent from the graph that lower specific impulse yields reduced trip times, but

While electric propulsion has excellent “fuel economy” due to high specific impulses that are measured in thousands of seconds, it requires electric power measured in 100’s of kW to keep trip times manageable for human exploration class payloads.

Can this speculation be shown to be consistent when using the tools of early reference mission planning while considering a warp-enabled system?

In the regime of reference mission development using lowthrust electric propulsion systems for in-space propulsion, planners will cast part of the trade space into a domain that compares a spacecraft’s specific mass α to transit time.

If time were of no consequence, then much of this discussion would be moot, but as experience shows, time is a constraint that is traded with other mission constraints like delivered payload, power requirements, launch and assembly manifest, crew cycling frequency, mission objectives, heliocentric transfer dates, and more.

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:
- (cid:190) Superstring Theories (Green, 1985; Kaku, 1988, 1993, 1994): These theories come in a wide variety of interrelated concepts, and they are a highly evolved form of Kaluza-Klein theories.
- 4.0 e-TELEPORTATION 4.1 Extra Space Dimensions and Parallel Universes/Spaces A literature search for proposed e-Teleportation concepts based on the conveyance of objects through extra space dimensions and/or parallel universes/spaces has yielded only one result (see Section 4.2).
- The superstrings are ≈ 10 −35 m (i.e., the Planck length) in size.
- They are based on the dynamics of string-like fundamental quanta, whereby the observed fundamental particles are manifested by the vibrational ground or excitation states of a quantum string (open or closed loop).
- Many of the more prominent theories today invoke extra spatial dimensions, the existence of parallel universes/spaces, or both in order to quantise gravity and/or to unify gravity with the other forces of nature.

(cid:190) Superstring Theories (Green, 1985; Kaku, 1988, 1993, 1994): These theories come in a wide variety of interrelated concepts, and they are a highly evolved form of Kaluza-Klein theories.

4.0 e-TELEPORTATION 4.1 Extra Space Dimensions and Parallel Universes/Spaces A literature search for proposed e-Teleportation concepts based on the conveyance of objects through extra space dimensions and/or parallel universes/spaces has yielded only one result (see Section 4.2).

The superstrings are ≈ 10 −35 m (i.e., the Planck length) in size.

They are based on the dynamics of string-like fundamental quanta, whereby the observed fundamental particles are manifested by the vibrational ground or excitation states of a quantum string (open or closed loop).

Many of the more prominent theories today invoke extra spatial dimensions, the existence of parallel universes/spaces, or both in order to quantise gravity and/or to unify gravity with the other forces of nature.

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.