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I don''t think discreteness is a question of boundary conditions, nor whether the wave function can extend to infinity. Consider an isolated hydrogen atom: there''s nothing
I don''t think discreteness is a question of boundary conditions, nor whether the wave function can extend to infinity. Consider an isolated hydrogen atom: there''s nothing
– K faoite Nov 8 at 17:00 That is correct, but it shouldn''t impact the discreteness of the spectrum – whpowell96 Nov 9 at 21:37
Question: when are discreteness and strong discreteness equivalent? I''m almost certain discreteness and strong discreteness are equivalent in $mathbb {R}^n$, and generally
Discreteness: Language is made up of discrete units like sounds or words. Duality: Language has both a surface level (sounds) and a deeper level (meaning).
We know that orientations of electron orbit are discrete, what exactly do you mean by discreteness,& also is there any particular shape of orbits like an ellipse ?
So the further away from discreteness we get, the more likely we are to be compact, in a precise sense! How does compactness generalize finiteness? This is ultimately
2 Below is an excerpt of my historia-matematica post, June 16, 2001 (or sci.math May 19,2003) which presents this style of irrationality proof in an elementary form that
In LQG it is used at a fundamental level (model building) whereas in other approaches it seems to be a kind of emergent phenomenon (in string theory nearly all
Discreteness is attributed to discontinuous evolution of eigenvalues on the spectrum of an operator. A spectral gap, is the distance between two disjoint points on the
It is easy to spot a discrete integer valued random variable by looking at its characteristic function, as that is periodic with period $2 pi$, i.e. for binomial distribution it is
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