213. Twitter updates for 2009-01-29
Uncategorized — By Dmitry Podolsky on January 29, 2009 at 11:59 pm
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Dmitry Podolsky has got his PhD from Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics. He currently works as postdoc at Case Western Reserve University. He is also one of the editors of NEQNET.
- Galactic cold dark matter substructures: talk http://snipr.com/atf44 #darkmatter #cosmology #
- @KristyKiernan Yes and no. Fame is generally more attractive than genuine “pleasure of finding things out” (as Feynman called it)… in reply to KristyKiernan #
- @KristyKiernan … so generally famous physicists spend more time for publicity than for research. in reply to KristyKiernan #
- @KristyKiernan … but still no, since it seems to be possible to keep actively working even being famous (take Einstein or Feynman for ex.) in reply to KristyKiernan #
- Non-linear evolution of the cosmic microwave background: http://snipr.com/atf65 #cmb #cosmology #
- How to extract energy from rotating black holes: http://pirsa.org/09010034/ #blackhole #
- Black holes are fast scramblers: http://pirsa.org/09010033/ #blackhole #
- I’ll probably need to write a blog post about this BH session at PI. #
- Good morning, the night was too short
# - Quantum gravity at Lifshitz point: http://twurl.nl/h7i8th #GR #quantum #
- Quantum hologram: http://www.nature.com/news/200…..09.54.html #quantum #holography #
- It seems that they learned how to store information with really large density #holography #
- How to visualize large numbers: http://tinyurl.com/2t7jz5 #numbers #
- Polarized ice shining through the ice: http://www.frizion.com/ #polarization #fun #
- Cosmic variance writes more about stimulus package: http://snipr.com/awbx8 #stimulus #obama #
- @materion Typically, there is always an arxiv version behind prl. I basically read prl not to check out hep-lat, physics and nlin in reply to materion #
- @materion Indeed, the abstract is changed. Maybe due to advice of a referee in reply to materion #
- @KristyKiernan They are, especially theoretical physicists. That’s basically their work – to write something readable. in reply to KristyKiernan #
- @KristyKiernan Audience is too small though. Scientists are low scale writers in reply to KristyKiernan #
- @MaAnnaS Helsinki, Finland in reply to MaAnnaS #
- @rekouche thanks for the question in reply to rekouche #
- @rekouche I think it can very well describe the symmetry of particle physics at high energies. in reply to rekouche #
- @rekouche but it’s too complicated for a human mind to deal with it
in reply to rekouche # - @Jimconnolly That’s a bold talking for a guy who follows 20000 people. Do you want to say you really interact with _all_ of them? in reply to Jimconnolly #
- Leaf-footed bug: http://tinyurl.com/apafx8 #biology #evolution #
- CERN: the view from inside by Peter Woit http://tinyurl.com/bcntur #cern #
- Well, not quite by Peter Woit but rather by Tommaso Dorigo #cern #
- Is massively collaborative mathematics possible? http://jijr.com/pqi #math #
- @nanoturkiye Ohoh, don’t expect something overly impressive from this guy. in reply to nanoturkiye #
- @nanoturkiye You have to know prehistory of the guy He is not scientist, he is “economist”. In particular, he is known to be responsible.. in reply to nanoturkiye #
- @nanoturkiye … for the innovations in the economy of USSR in reply to nanoturkiye #
- @nanoturkiye and we both know what happened with USSR and its economy in reply to nanoturkiye #
- Chad Orzel on ultra-cold atoms and neutrino masses: http://snipr.com/awcjq #neutrino #
- Elevating science, elevating democracy at NY Times: http://tinyurl.com/c3vvay #science #
- Black hole-string transition at JETP Letters: http://tinyurl.com/cny39k #blackhole #
- Just wanted to make a little coverage of new JETP Letters issue It’s actually available online for free. #jetp #
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