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Black hole thermodynamics: 2 Hits

te> I will review, within general relativity, the basic concepts and results underlying what is known as ... , ADM mass, etc. so as to ensure people have the basic tools to engage in fruitful discussions about bl

Some Mathematical Analogies in Classical Physics, Entropy and Information: 1 Hits

a is emphasized. In the last part of the talk the basic elements of information theory are reviewed. Some

$\Phi \& \Phi$ Proceedings: 1 Hits

to the Nature of Time//| ^Franjo Sokolić | //The Basic Concepts of Physics//| </datatables> </WRAP> <W

Space and time in modern cosmology: 1 Hits

to theoretical and observational cosmology a few basic concepts will be discussed. Special attention wil

Formatting Syntax: 1 Hits

le via [[doku>toolbar|quickbuttons]], too. ===== Basic Text Formatting ===== DokuWiki supports **bold**... tohotkey, autoit, avisynth, awk, bascomavr, bash, basic4gl, bf, bibtex, blitzbasic, bnf, boo, c, c_loadru

Time-evolution and Quantum Computing: 1 Hits

in a formal way in quantum computation. Here the basic ideas of quantum computation will be given and th

Philosophical problems in statistical physics: 1 Hits

are probability and statistical explanation, the basic issues in both equilibrium and non-equilibrium st

Topology and the Structure of Space-Time: 1 Hits

owerful ontological payoff: one can show that the basic organizing principle of a Relativistic space-time

The Informatics of Time and Events: 1 Hits

ss much more elaborate models that generalize the basic notion of time to the repetition of arbitrary and

sidebar2016: 1 Hits

t2016|The Fifth Physics & Philosophy Conference: "Basic Concepts of Physics" ]] *[[2016:program|Progr

$\frac{\Phi\land \Phi}{2016}$: 1 Hits

<item>The Fifth PHYSICS & PHILOSOPHY Conference|"Basic Concepts of Physics" --- University of Split - C

Entropy, the Second Law and Information Theory: 1 Hits

that within the framework of applicability of its basic concepts will never be overthrown.”** In 1948 Sh

Does Non-Relativistic Quantum Theory Exist?: 1 Hits

the non-relativistic case, one then asks how the basic form of the solution might be extended to the rel

Theories of Space and Time from Aristotle to Einstein (Part II): From Newton to Einstein and Beyond: 1 Hits

his first law of motion (the law of inertia). The basic issue between Newton and Leibniz was the distinct

Space and Time in Modern Cosmology: 1 Hits

Philosophical problems of thermal and statistical physics: 1 Hits

Teleportation: 1 Hits

An experimentalist point of view on entropy: 1 Hits

Disjunctive Facts and Superposition of States: 1 Hits