Norman Albers

Cool, eruheru. I still cannot get into SAFE MODE. Another thing I'd like to learn is how some of the papers, from supposedly happening physics sources I had downloaded through e-mail recommendations from colleagues, got infected.

We experience electrons as highly local points when we force high energy interactions. This I've heard characterized at maybe 10^-21 meters, and such interactions have very short time spans. On the other hand we have the uncertainty (at longer time frames?) of position and momentum of the quantum state called in this case zitterbewegung. This shows the intimacy of relation between the "particle state" and the zero-point quantum field. It is not a coincidence that the product of momentum characteristic of an electron orbit, multiplied by characteristic atom size, is about equal to Planck's constant. My primary question here is, does the uncertainty produce an average spread of inhomogeneity (charge) such as I modelled as an falling-off exponent? I simply chose that as a mathematically reasonable expression of this idea. It is certainly also true that the Schroedinger solution for the hydrogen atom has a ground-state wave function: [math]\Psi_1(\rho)=e^{-\rho}[/math].

Yes this seems to be working well, alternating one week on each. They keep taking out different things, and AVAST got a DELF entry.

I am doing mathematical work as I express in my 'Reissner-Nordstrom' thread and several others. If you have not spent time with my paper on gravitation, you should. I feel frustrated because I have spent so much effort trying to communicate what I have to offer, and I feel I should not take more time and space on this forum.

I say it is, rather, a local property of space, and that relativity is built on the idea that physics is the same, locally, everywhere.

What are you saying when you say, 'the vacuum has an electric pemittivity of such and such, or a magnetic permeability of so and so'?

The fabric is the vacuum which is characterized by zero-point energy fluctuations. The point of Polarizable Vacuum theory is that gravitation is the result of the thickening or strengthening of what we call vacuum permittivity or [math] \epsilon_0[/math].

We can say that the physics of the processes we fairly well understand have the same character when viewed locally, anywhere, but from a perspective in a distant locale with a substantially different metric, all process is at a different rate. It seems to me there are logical problems of embeddedness at all scales.

I am happy to report that I am going back and forth with relative ease, installing and uninstalling AVAST and AVG. The latter makes you reload the 2MEGs of Updates but that's not long. So maybe every week or two I'll change modes.

Awright, dude. Bach in the morning, head-banging in the afternoon, and groovin' at night.

Dude, gravitation rate of what? (Earth mass) "Just...", well, sort of. Actually I say it is the neutral mode of the common vacuum field.

Yo, dichotomy, those are the two I used but starting most of a year ago I have been trashed. The loss of flash drive was what I first noticed. I did open a handful of those stupid (Russian-sounding) penis enlargement spam mails which I receive ceaselessly, and take opportunity to curse them well, after being told not to open anything.

I appreciate the discussion, folks. Until recently I hardly knew a trojan from a condom. How is it that 40% of the papers(pdf) I had assembled in a folder, from friends emails and web sources, were infected? There is material, like "photon-photon scattering" which is important to me.

OK, armed with this thread I uninstalled AVAST and downloaded AVG. It took out 400 hits of virus: HTML/Framer. Still, though I cannot SAFE MODE start. Funny stuff. I visited New York relatives and thought all the newscasters tawked with a funny accent.

In their Jan. 26 issue, Science News states: (p. 58) "...density at low temperatures. While other liquids contract and get denser as they cool toward their freezing points, water stops contracting and starts to expand. That's why ice floats and frozen pipes burst." NO, NO!!! It is true that water reaches it's max density at 34 deg.F and is slightly less dense at 32. This has not much to do with freezing per se.

I am slowed by a virus, and when I attempt SAFEMODE I get an INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE STOP: 0X0000007B. The help manual ID's this as a virus, and I am currently helpless in crowbarring it out. I use now AVAST; I dumped SPYBOT just to simplfy things.

I guess I should pursue this up in 'Computers'.

Certainly I have a local problem, Cap'n, things pop up regardless of what sites I am on. More than once some Malware Alert came up just hanging out here, though I should record specifics to be accurate.

Troon just sent me a reject New Yorker cartoon: Two cave men meet, one saying "I am a hunter". Answers the other, "I am a gatherer". Behind a rock a large lizard holding three carrots says, "I am screwed".

Thanks for the explanation, [/]Phi[/b], I was getting spooked.

For the last weeks I am having a hard time with computer viruses. Just hanging out here I get AVAST alerts, the latest of which is 'Win32:Delf-GVX'. What do others know??? Oh no, I did not type that greenface.

Golly, Elas, the first article on SED sure sounds familiar!

I toasted the supposedly foolproof flash USB "cigarette lighter", and did have virus stuff eating me up. I run AVAST; what do folks think of Dr.Web, and SPYBOT?

Nice addition, Skye, I did not know about that transition.

Aha, thank you scalbers. I figured very high pressures were manifest here, way past splitting steel plumbing pipes, let alone fixtures. I am entertained to watch a neighbor who repeatedly broke faucets and gatevalves in freezing at a barn, now has left a one-meter high exposed straight 3/4" pipe with a threaded cap. Most of it has insulating collar, except the top few inches. I figure that there may be relatively warmer water in the supply pipes below, depending on usage moving water through. Our nights have been 24 F. Now practically speaking, I figure there is freezing from the outside in, so maybe the first thickness can deform inward. Only when the "gun is welded" as per YT, in this case freezing solid at some point, is the entrapped water forced. I'm hoping the pipe splits. Skye, this is an interesting offering. I think of steel as microcrystal mixture, so what exactly is cubic crystal, the dominant phase? Copper will certainly stretch more.