Really my question can be formulated as: is there a @seanmcarroll but for the phenomenology of QCD and nuclear physics?
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Replying to @litgenstein @seanmcarroll
i feel like ryan would know a bit about it
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Yo! I don’t know any physics as such but is it related to Einstein? Part of the problem is the lens of who you are. How does a nuclear structure proliferate? Are you meaning at a micro or a macro scale? Here I can only talk in a language imported from aesthetics. Like Deleuze.
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Replying to @ContextSymphony @SocratesGhost and
Not related to Einstein, though ‘proliferation’ just picks out the existence of some ~30 or so models (none of which are directly connected to the fundamental degrees of freedom and tractable for all nuclides) that make incompatible claims wrt. the nature of nuclear structure
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What are nucleons made up of? Do you want to look further into it? I can open it up and show you if you like.
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Replying to @ContextSymphony @SocratesGhost and
the problem is we don't know what their made of because of the non-perturbative nature of QCD at those scales.. we tell the children quarks and gluons, but that terminology doesn't make sense below ~1GeV
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Confinement?
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yea that's the confinement scale
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Replying to @InertialObservr @RyanDavidReece
Tbh that’s one of the coolest phenomena in physics
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i agree.. it's a big unsolved problem
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Replying to @InertialObservr @litgenstein
This is one among many reasons to see the ontology of fields as more fundamental than particles. Particle states of various kinds are something quantum fields do in different regimes.
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“What are nucleons made of?” gets recasted into “How many effective fields are there in this regime and the next?”
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