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On The Margins (Masood Mortazavi) All Persian (فارسی) Announcements Art (هنر) Business ... Advancing MySQL Open... Tuesday August 18, 2009 Technology A Prize Well-Deserved Although in a dated announcement , it pleases me to see National Academy of Engineering Founders Award granted to UCSD's Stanford S. "Sol" Penner, "who made important advances in thermophysics, applied spectroscopy, combustion, propulsion, and energy." Penner was my thermodynamics teacher when I was an applied engineering sciences (chemical engineering) undergraduate at UCSD . He was an excellent teacher and researcher and educated many engineers at JPL, UCSD and elsewhere. Permalink Trackback chemistry education ... ucsd Comments: Post a Comment: Comments are closed for this entry. ADO.Net Entity Frame... Main Advancing MySQL Open... On the Margins Tag Cloud america apache art berkeley ... writing Del.icio.us RSS Feeds All / Persian (فارسی) /Announcements /Art (هنر) ... /Work I work at Sun Microsystems. The opinions expressed here are purely my own, and neither Sun nor any other party necessarily agrees with them. Coordinates November 2010 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Today blogs.sun.com

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skip to main skip to sidebar Current Issues in Mathematical Physics Steven Colyer's Musings in Mathematical Physics and its Effects on Humanity and other Lifeforms. colyersteven@yahoo.com Sunday, February 21, 2010 Quantum Hydrodynamics All the talk lately seems to be focused on the Brookhaven RHIC quark-gluon results, which is fine, but not exactly "new", is it? OK then, let's talk a little about the Physics, since yes Virginia, there actually are other fields of study in Physics other than Superstrings , and Jacobson/Verlinde So, out near the tip of Long Island (New York State) where the wind is so vicious few choose to live there lies a wonderful collider called the RHIC, which basically makes train wrecks out of gold ions and notes the wonderful results. One of these results is a very brief glimpse of what the early Universe may have looked like right after the (alleged) Big Bang, when the babyverse was so hot that atomic nuclei could not form, and the whole babyverse consisted essentially of a quark-gluon plasma exhibiting thick fluidic properties. A quark-gluon "soup", if you will. So that's what they do in Brookhaven Lab essentially, they make soup out of gold. :-)

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8. Current Issues In Mathematical Physics: Gravity As An Entropic Force Energy; Heat; Physics Meets Philosophy; Tenure Denied ! The 9mm Solution is NOT the Righ Thermodynamics; Black hole; Black Hole Thermodynamics; Gravity as an Entropic Force http://tetrahedral.blogspot.com/2010/02/gravity-as-entropic-force.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Current Issues in Mathematical Physics Steven Colyer's Musings in Mathematical Physics and its Effects on Humanity and other Lifeforms. colyersteven@yahoo.com Friday, February 12, 2010 Gravity as an Entropic Force UPDATE, Feb. 18, 2008 - Lubos Motl has tossed another log on his Verlinde stake-burning here. The paper it refers to was just released today by Nature Magazine by Holger Muller, Achim Peters, and Stephen Chu, "A precision measurement of the gravitational redshift by the interference of matter waves" . Since I do not subscribe to Nature, I cannot read the paper. Do any subscribers to Nature here care to comment, before Lubos weighs in? I never thought I would see a cutting edge theory that would unite Lubos Motl and Peter Woit in agreement (they hate it), but here it is: From Wikipedia, entry: Gravity as an entropic force: The hypothesis of gravity being an entropic force has a history that goes back to the studies on black hole thermodynamics by Bekenstein and Hawking in the mid-70s of the twentieth century. These studies suggest a deep connection between gravity and thermodynamics. In 1995

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