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It Probably Can Be Derived Too.
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Alexander on January 17, 2002 22:03:18 UTC |
From equation defining all possible fundamental particles and all possible ways they interact (we still do not have this TOE one yet). But the question is how good do we know initial and boundary conditions to make ACCURATE prediction for a process down the road? Exponential solutions (say, inflation of early universe) are extremely sensitive to initial conditions. Therefore not having ALL information about initial conditions may result in the solution which may be way off. Oscillating solutions are very sensitive to boundary conditions (they determine whether a running wave reflects or not, partially reflects, changes phase, amplitude, wavelenght (moving boundary), etc).
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