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  • Relativistic energy loss — especially for OPERA neutrino experiment.

    Relativistic energy loss — especially for OPERA neutrino experiment.

    Using basic Time-Energy relation of Quantum Mechanics (or uncertainity. equation) I had shown why Sheldon Glashow’s bremstrahllung scheme corresponds to a different energy-distance scale than OPERA but this explanation is Relativity and quantum mechanics together, against Sheldon Glashow

  • The effect of GPS clocks on neutrino speed excess at OPERA

    2. relativistic time dilation: Dr Elburg calculated this to be 64 nanoseconds, but the correct value as it should be because of small GPS speed is 0.25 picoseconds, now he does not have to look towards OPERA team to falsify his hypothesis, accidentally I have done it )

  • What is the (f)utility of Sheldon Glashow’s paper towards OPERA result.

    What is the (f)utility of Sheldon Glashow’s paper towards OPERA result.

    The MeV corresponds to ~10^-26 seconds, a 100 million part of an atto-second, that is, if a real electron is clading the value of energy by being misidentified or some state-of-the-science measurement artefact, in that case our Nano-second range GPS clocks would be no good. The neutrino and photons would be ticking at far below…

  • The latest trends in physics. Speed of Light.

    Much of this article is reviewed and updated today, the: (07 January 2014). It has become more interesting, less confusing and more clarifying. Its totally worth reading this article, I would say. (since the cork that was creating confusion is out) Please note that some of the speculations turned out to be factually not valid,…

  • The time-energy uncertainty relation.

    The time-energy uncertainty relation.

    The time-energy uncertainty relation is a blessing in disguise which comes in handy to check various values that are quoted, so as to see if something is inconsistent or not. It’s very powerful in guiding to check if we are ourselves making something silly or not. I have described in two recent articles — will…