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it is commonly said that as a student of physics all you will do is study the harmonic oscillator in ever increasing levels of complexity and detail.Spoken like a mathematician!
if optical measuring instrumentation was sufficiently sensitive might it ,in theory pick up directly the interference pattern from one ,two or three dots?Easier with x-rays, but the answer is yes, we can detect individual photons, and they do indeed arrive at random with the spatial probability distribution as calculated from the continuum-wave analysis.
Even assuming anyone would know, surely you have to print the cover before you sell any?Never mind ice cream. Every book for sale at the airport bookshop is a "best seller".Perhaps they were really best seller for a day, or an hour.
It's not a real video of an actual event. It's a simulation made in a computer:Heretic!
There's a technique called self reflection, which has been shown to significantly improve answers of AI models.However much you polish a turd, you end up with a turd.
When a guitar string is plucked, it vibrates and produces a wave that travels along the string. This wave is a longitudinal wave, which means that the particles of the string move back and forth in the same direction that the wave is traveling.Wrong, obviously. Not a good starting point for an essay.
Later, all these settlements, which arguably were some of the first temples and the first elite societies, were all buried and not by natural means. It was deliberate.There is no evidence of irrationality or superstition in Neolithic structures. Personal grave goods and food make sense "just in case" the corpse revives, or as an indication to later generations of the previous status of the corpse, or even Norse and Gypsy traditions of burning everything so the next generation thinks forwards rather than backwards, but the careful alignment of buildings with solar and siderial events points to their importance in long-distance seasonal trade, where calendar synchronisation is essential to success.
It's remarkable that Neolithic peoples went to all that effort building them, sustaining the people who chose to live there and not hunt, and then burying them. You have to ask about what the motivation was.
There are some materials for which we just can't - there isn't a simple scalar relating E and D fields OR the B and H fields.....which is why I said for various materials.
Do Maxwell equations explain electrostatic and magnetostatic interactions?No, they are derived from experiments that show that a moving charge creates a magnetic field and a varying magnetic field induces a voltage in a conductor. These are essentially dynamic phenomena.
If they don't, what does?
Is it compatible with Maxwell equations?
what do random or regular patterns of dots mean?The dots arrive at random times, and the position of the next dot cannot be predicted from past events, but every time we repeat the experiment for long enough we get the same overall distribution.
Maxwell's equations only describe the propagation of EM radiation in a vacuum.No. They apply to any medium if you substitute εm and μm for ε0 and μ0. The vacuum value is admittedly an experimental approximation, but none the worse for that.
They don't, for example, explain the blue sky.Rayleigh scattering in the atmosphere is a classical continuum effect, entirely consistent with Maxwell.