il dublin institute foradvanced studies j. l. synge
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Il Dublin Institute forAdvanced Studies
J. L. Synge
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2Janossy, Born, de Brun, Dirac, de Valera, Conway, Schroedinger, McConnell, Heitler (1945)
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ES maestroIl ferromagnetismoIl problema dei due corpi in relatività generale
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2 2 22( / ) mO v c
r=
1. Particella di prova nel campo di Schwarzschild, con2 2
00 1 2 2 ( )mgr
ϕ ϕ ϕ= − + =
2. Campo di Schwarzschild per sorgente in moto dà 0ig
3. Potenziale ritardato!8
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v2
m1
m2
r2
)2 2 2 (1 ( ))
( 2
m m mO v
r rr→ = +
− g rvr r/
No!!
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Testo di ES
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ES, Einstein e Unified Field Theory nel 1953
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The affine connection in physical field theories (1944)
The superiority of the affine point of view.
At the back of our striving for a unitary field theory, the great problem awaits us of bringing into line with quantum theory. This point is still covered with a deep mist.
The final affine field laws (1947-48)
I am inclined to believe that the field equations (18) are the ultimate word that can be said on the physical fields, short of introducing the quantum effects.
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Una soluzione delle equazioni di Einstein-Maxwell, corrispondente a una carica isolata, possiede una proprietà geometrica particolare che, se accettata, impone alla massa il valore 0. Un esempio rudimentale di “autovalore per la massa”?
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Realismo metodologico
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Methodological realism (L. Wessels)
1. “My world is built up of my sensations, the world of Mr B is built up of Mr. B’s sensations. There is no communication between Mr B’s sensations and mine.” (To BB)
2. “The representation of a really existing world is based upon the wide consensus of the experiences of many individuals. We could not care less about the methaphysical importanceof this reality. It is a summary, made for economy of thought, of their summaries, whichwould collapse incoherently if one wanted to get rid of this method.” (To AE)
3. “Is it not then actually an unaccountable marvel that the two “worlds” of Mr A and mine, built as it were from entirely different material, coincide?” (To BB)
4. “...the very old Indian TAT TWAM ASI (This art thou) is a methaphysical statement. It isso simple that it is impossible to explain it. It cannot be grasped by the intellect, but it mayspring up in you like a spark, and then it is there and will never leave you. (To BB)
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My Weltanschaung was formed by B. Spinoza and by A. Schopenauer. Of the latterI have probably read every line. Also none of them influnced me as much as thosein which he commends the Upanishads. At the age of 30 I procured my translationand finding in them what, right or wrong, I believed to be my Weltanschaung, I have never changed since.
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17 aprile 1959
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Who sees the Lord supreme dwelling alike in all beings, perishing not asthey perish, he sees indeed. For when he sees the Lord dwelling in everyplace alike, he harms not Self by self; therefore he goes to the highestway.
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Il self e il Self
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Denn das, was ist, ist nicht, weil wir es fühlen.Und ist nicht nicht, weil es nicht mehr fühlen.Weil es besteht, sind wir, und sind so dauernd.So ist denn alles Sein ein einzig Sein.Und daß es weiter ist, wenn einer stirbt,Sagt Dir, daß er nicht aufgehört zu sein.
E. S. 1942
Non è che ciò che è sia in quanto noi lo percepiamo.E non è che ciò che non è non sia, perché noi non lo percepiamo più.Ed è poiché ciò che è sussiste, che noi siamo, anzi: siamo per sempre.Tutto l’Essere è un unico Essere.E che l’Essere continui ad essere quando uno muoreTi dice che egli non ha cessato di essere.
E. S. 1942
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