Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / July 2006

Would you please help me out with a question in quantum mechanics?The
question is,
"why the constant term in a equation representing the superposition of
waves are complex numbers?".

Please, could someone help me a bit with AIRES
(http://www.fisica.unlp.edu.ar/auger/aires/)?
I have SUSE 10.1, AIRES 2.8.2b and the following packages:
cpp 4.1.0-25

A few years ago I discovered new groups, and there was a whole raft of
interesting idea and proposals, and I felt caught up in something
wonderful. Today this newsgroup like so many has children posting
nonsense, why isn't there a moderator?

Would you please help me out with a question in quantum mechanics?The
question is,
"why the constant term in a equation representing the superposition of
waves are complex numbers?".

I just saw this post archived
news:f144e162.0411030902.601e5065@posting.google.com.
I only know rudimentary physics, though I find the higgs boson
fascinating, the reply to the poster I felt was unsatisfactory as the

I read recently about the discovery of a particle with a 50eV charge
hitting the earth's atomsphere. Can anyone provide a link to where this
is being studied. If such particles come from quasars or supernovas,
how are they able to retain so much of their energy? And if they lose

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