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if AB=1 but BA !=1 then write 1-BA = DL+LD
if above is possible, then this implies a chain map or homotopy.
Explore/explain.
(circa May 2012)
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Is the completion of the Thompson group (i.e. by allowing infinite
products) is that the Thompson group, or is it something else?
August 2012
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Write p_k = exp (-E_k) / sum_i exp (-E_i) is a probability
Now, exp is a map of tangent to geodesics, so what is the above?
The minus sign is confusing, what's up with that?
Similarly but with an i in above, i.e. Feynmann action path integral.
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entropy is S = -sum_k p_k ln p_k but if p_k is an elt of a geodesic, then
what is the entropy? And what is the free energy F = S - TE ??
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standard model issues (as of 2016):
* anamolous proton radius as measured by muonic hydrogen
* fifth force -- excited nuclei of beryllium-8, if a new particle
existed with a mass of approximately 17 million electron volts
Someone writes:
"What about the Hungarian group? the group has also published
two previous papers in which comparable anomalies were observed,
including a possible particle with a mass of 12 million electron
volts and a second publication claiming the discovery of a particle
with a mass of about 14 million electron volts. Both of these
claims were subsequently falsified by other experiments."
* muon g-2 measurements don't match the standard model.
remeasure at fermilab with luminosity 20x of brookhaven
* old stuff: CKM mixing angles
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