Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 13, 2014 10:53:23 GMT
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Transitions between states of matter: It’s more complicated
Pincho says...
It's complicated if you use pull forces. It should be easier with flow forces. I think in transition states of mechanics. OK I'm not perfect, but if I can think of the mechanics then they are explainable. My first tests were with water to snowflake models changing to Bose/Einstein condensates, so try the same thing. It's easy with this system because the paths are all there to see. No pull forces though. Pull doesn't exist.
Glad I was never taught any science anywhere. We didn't have science at my school. I tell a lie, I cut up a frog when I was 10 before I moved to boarding school. I went to boarding school because I had an eating disorder, the school was for people with various disorders, so science was out. I was rated genius, with nothing to do.
Transitions between states of matter: It’s more complicated
Pincho says...
It's complicated if you use pull forces. It should be easier with flow forces. I think in transition states of mechanics. OK I'm not perfect, but if I can think of the mechanics then they are explainable. My first tests were with water to snowflake models changing to Bose/Einstein condensates, so try the same thing. It's easy with this system because the paths are all there to see. No pull forces though. Pull doesn't exist.
Glad I was never taught any science anywhere. We didn't have science at my school. I tell a lie, I cut up a frog when I was 10 before I moved to boarding school. I went to boarding school because I had an eating disorder, the school was for people with various disorders, so science was out. I was rated genius, with nothing to do.