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To: Come get it
"Surely you can't use a vacuum as a reference to measure another vacuum."

In the experiment, the trajectories observed are dependent on, whether or not, the targets have no fluctuations around them, or some other magnitude of fluctuations. The data is compared to what the theoretical calcs say for the proposed conditions.

81 posted on 01/11/2002 4:50:36 PM PST by spunkets
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To: spunkets; Physicist
In the experiment, the trajectories observed are dependent on, whether or not, the targets have no fluctuations around them, or some other magnitude of fluctuations. The data is compared to what the theoretical calcs say for the proposed conditions.

Again, please translate into english for someone that has only undergraduate physics knowledge and is capable of understanding concepts should they involve familiar terms and/or some further explanation. Fluctuations of what?

84 posted on 01/11/2002 4:57:18 PM PST by Come get it
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