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Advanced Physics Forums Lecture and Theory Topics Quantum Mechanics PDA View Full Version : What is proof of E=hf ? Qoph 2006 January 16th, 01:44 I have a few important questions. Firstly, I have been searching for an explanation for why E=hf (if it is indeed true). If anyone knows why, or where I can read up why E=hf, please let me know. Secondly, what exactly is mass, anyway? I used to take it for granted. But now, I'd like to know a true definition. I know people will say it is an interchangeable quantity for energy, or that it is related to the local curvature of space. But these beliefs are too circular in their logic. I have been thinking recently about what exactly a person would logically want to measure when it comes to matter. I would want to measure the probability per unit volume of a particle being in a certain location. I would use that as a measure and build on that for physics. It seems too arbitrary to me to start off with mass, when we don't know exactly what it is. (Though if one of you knows, let me know please.) (I am aware of people dealing with probabilities in Quantum Mechanics, too.)

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MadSci Network : Physics Query: Re: What Was Einstien's 2nd theory of relativity Date: Fri Apr 20 00:50:28 2001 Posted By: Sidney Chivers, , Nuclear Engineering, retired Area of science: Physics ID: 987640865.Ph Message: Einstein's second theory of relativity was his theory of gravitation, more commonly known as General Relativity. If you do a web search using the term relativity you will find many basic descriptions of relativity. Here are some of the references I found, A basic description of relativity http://encarta.msn.com/find/Concise.asp?ti=01AB0000 A more advanced discussion of the history of events leading to general relativity http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/HistTopics/General_relativity.html An animated, though not basic, introduction to relativity. http://www.7stones.com/Homepage/Publisher/Rel01.html Thanks for your question. sid Current Queue Current Queue for Physics Physics archives Try the links in the MadSci Library for more information on Physics MadSci Home Information Search ... Ask a ?

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Bad Astronomy and Universe Today Forum General Questions and Answers PDA View Full Version : Temperature Of Black Hole Tiny 11-June-2004, 01:04 AM Stupid question : galaxygirl 11-June-2004, 01:11 AM Black holes can range from one ten-millionth of a degree above absolute zero (for sun sized black holes) to a billion times colder for larger ones. But, black holes are surrounded by hot (hundreds of millions of degrees) from objects being pulled into them. Jack Lass 11-June-2004, 01:22 AM Is that zero absolute or celsius? galaxygirl 11-June-2004, 01:24 AM Tiny 11-June-2004, 01:28 AM Black holes can range from one ten-millionth of a degree above zero (for sun sized black holes) to a billion times colder for larger ones. If the temperature is above zero, then how come the particles that inside the black hole can travel freely? galaxygirl 11-June-2004, 01:39 AM Tiny 11-June-2004, 01:55 AM Tim Thompson 11-June-2004, 03:20 AM The approximate formula for the temperature (T) of a black hole, in Kelvins, where the mass (M) is expressed as solar masses is: T = 0.00000006 / M Kelvins

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Votre Coeur Means Your Heart Wednesday, January 16, 2008 Let's Talk PHYSICS! - On SI units I think there's a lot of history and interesting facts with regards to SI units and it will be a shame if we just study the chapter on measurement without reading some of these facts. Fun Fact 1: There are only 6 base SI units instead of 7. From year 3 or year 5 Physics lessons we would have know that there are 7 base SI units known as m, kg, s, K, mol, A, Cd. But Candela is strictly not a base unit as we can express it in terms of other SI units. The current definition for The candela is the luminous intensity, in a given direction, of a source that emits monochromatic radiation of frequency 540 x 10^12 hertz and that has a radiant intensity in that direction of 1/683 watt per steradian. So Candela is expressed in terms of watt per steradian. Watt is the unit for Power and Power and that, as we know, can be expressed as kg m^2 s^-3 so it is not a base unit. What about steradian? What kind of unit is that? We shall come to that later. Then why is it in the list of 7? Because of historical reasons which I shall explain later

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Psychoanalysis at the crossroad Abstract It is argued that psychoanalysis in the future can be sanctioned in academia, and find acceptance in the health business, only if metapsychological concepts become common knowledge. Psychoanalysis, and neighbouring branches, suffer from conceptual isolation. A knowledge of the unconscious belongs in public consciousness. Empirical research must be on firm theoretical ground, which is not the case today. For this reason, neither research nor a clinical approach can give direction to psychoanalysis. The answer lies in a theoretical perspective, a clarifying of metaphysical and metapsychological assumptions. Keywords: dialectics, interiority, metapsychology, empiricism, physicalism, cognitive-behavioral Psychoanalysis and academia Dialectical foundation Why is it that many psychoanalysts today are suspicious of 'scientific research'? The following is my explanation. In a nutshell, it is the 'exterior perspective' of scientific research that collides with a psychoanalytic 'perspective of interiority'. At the kernel lies the theoretical foundation of research. A theory of metapsychological concepts is a prerequisite of research. Without it we have no means of understanding or interpreting the facts that we observe. Empirical results must be valued against an advanced theoretical backdrop, which is normative, and which also includes metaphysical assumptions. Such a theory will determine how the result shall be judged. In a sense, psychic phenomena aren't even observable if not viewed through the lens of theory.

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