sci.physics.particle

On Aug 10, 10:36 am, " " < ...@ > wrote:
> On Aug 10, 10:20 am, " " < ...@ > wrote:
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> > On Aug 10, 9:52 am, " " < ...@ > wrote:
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> > > On Aug 10, 8:40 am, "Jeckyl" wrote:
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> > > > " " < ...@ > wrote in message
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> > > >news: @ ...
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> > > > >> There is no *physical* limit of photon frequency. There may be a
> > > > >> practical limit, but not one that is dictated by any physical law.
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> > > > > Mr PD
> > > > > you keep on *posing *!! to theach me physics
> > > > > so
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> > > > That's because you know so litlte and are so confused. We're tryingto help
> > > > you
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> > > > > what is according to you
> > > > > the most basic law of science ingeneral
> > > > > and specifically for physics science ???
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> > > > Eh? Why are you asking such a vague philosophical question? Are you talking
> > > > about laws of science (like conservation of momentum), or "laws" about
> > > > science (like how scientific method works)?
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> > > > Or are you just trying to divert this thread in some other tangent now. You
> > > > seem to do that (or go around in circles) whenever we show you where you're
> > > > wrong or mistaken .. which is quite often.
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> > > i am th e last one hear that is interesyed to divert the issue
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> > > i was asking it
> > > because PD was scrambling mathematical
> > > figures form his immagination!!
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> > > so i ask every body who is readt to remind us
> > > what is th e most basic law of science?
> > > and not to mension of physics ??
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> > > TIA
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> > and now a quation that came tomy mind
> > as a result ofour thorough discussion here :
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> > 1 a preemptive question:
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> > what is th e samllest photon ever found experimentally ??
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> > and now the next question that seems to be unprecedented:
> > (talking about the 'descrete nature of photon energy )
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> > so listen carefully and be attetntive ::
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> > What is the smallest gap (difference )
> > eveR found **experimantally-!!**-
> > between a photon energy value and ..
> > THE NEXT CLOSEST ONE TO IT ??!!!
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> > if not ever though t about
> > i think it is worthwhile tothing and look for it !!
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> > TIA
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> OHHH yes
> i forgot to tell you my prediction
> abou t what that value gap difference will be::
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> it will be ......
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> h times /time unit !!
> or a multiple ofthat value !!!??
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> it is jsut a wild guess (:-)
> any way i am ready to taking on myself some risk
> by that guess
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> ps
> i think a computer of a big university could do that job !!!
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> copyright on that question and guess: ....10-08-07..
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> TIA
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and another Oh yes (:-)


a reletivistic condition:

all the tested above photon energy quantities
must be**
from the same reference frame of which they were created

ATB

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