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Message boards :
News :
Status, March 2014
(Message 26303)
Posted 18 Mar 2014 by ![]() Post:
Does this mean WU reissues in the future, or are the errors consistent enough to be correctable "as-is"? |
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LHC@home Science :
Black hole question
(Message 20770)
Posted 15 Nov 2008 by ![]() Post: A Higgs boson is not a graviton, AFAIK. It should be a massive particle. In my opinion, based on half-remembered stories (news and otherwise): Graviton
2. Gravity (or the gravitational force) is the attraction- or [direct] pull- between two objects.
2. Mass warps space. [Einstein] 3. Gravity is the warping of space.
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LHC@home Science :
Questions regarding antimatter.
(Message 20769)
Posted 15 Nov 2008 by ![]() Post:
There are two ways: 1. Measure the electrical charge. (Even \"static electricity\" occurs at a certain \'electrical charge level.\') 2. Measure the mass- weigh what you have.
Electrons have a certain mass. Anti-protons have a certain mass. For any given \'electrical charge level\', compare the expected mass to the actual mass... |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Well, those pesky 0.00x pending WU's are still here......
(Message 19819)
Posted 21 Jul 2008 by ![]() Post: Doesn't look like the server upgrade did anything And I still have mine... so far... |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Stand back.......
(Message 19704)
Posted 8 Jun 2008 by ![]() Post: Because the first part is not quoted at all ... it may be assumed that it could be a different person saying that. There-in lies a danger in using bracketed word and phrases in Media articles regarding quotes in interviews and other cases of 'putting words in (my/your/a person's) mouth'. Just my 2/100's of a Quatlu Quatlu? |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Stand back.......
(Message 19694)
Posted 31 May 2008 by ![]() Post: (I was going to make a joke about the importance of discovering the God particle, but I couldn“t figure out how to phrase it humorously. Anybody want to make a go at it? :) ) Given: In most interview quotes, words or phrases listed in square brackets are implied in the original interview, but may not have been stated in the original interview quoted. Example: Original- 'President Bush won the last election'. Quote- '[He] won the last election.' After millenia of religious fighting... "We found [the] God [particle]!" |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How often does LHC shut down?
(Message 19546)
Posted 26 Apr 2008 by ![]() Post:
QFT (Quoted For Truth/I agree). |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Stil a pending credit
(Message 19047)
Posted 21 Feb 2008 by ![]() Post: Just found a way to claim credit... Have one of the results claim .015x or greater- it rounds up to .02 (in display).... Workunit 2191773
Result 11264165
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
runing boinc minimized?
(Message 18718)
Posted 17 Dec 2007 by ![]() Post: its works but How can i make WIndows remember that??? Is it (BOINC) showing up in the Task Bar every time you reboot? |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Claimed 0 credits - still pending after all 5 results received
(Message 18675)
Posted 9 Dec 2007 by ![]() Post: I have 4 WU's still: 1812141; Oct 28/28th. 1813416; Oct 28/28th again. 1818797; Oct 30/31st. 1818805; Oct 30/31st again. |
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Number crunching :
Project encountered internal error: shared memory
(Message 18607)
Posted 18 Nov 2007 by ![]() Post: 6/11/2007 5:57:28 AM|lhcathome|Fetching scheduler list From general discussion over at SETI@home, I've gathered it involves two (or more) "processes" trying to access a file at the same time (i.e. BOINC and an anti-virus scan). I don't know what it would be for Server Access...
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Stil a pending credit
(Message 18594)
Posted 14 Nov 2007 by ![]() Post: WU 1818805 WU 1818797 WU 1812416 WU 1812141 |
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Message boards :
LHC@home Science :
"The beam can slice through 30 meters of copper."
(Message 18537)
Posted 3 Nov 2007 by ![]() Post: Not sure how reliable a news soucre zpenergy.com is.. but.. yikes! Maybe that's the reason for the short-process WU's. |
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Message boards :
LHC@home Science :
Magnifying light speed Questions
(Message 18536)
Posted 3 Nov 2007 by ![]() Post: The speed of light, according to relativity theory, is an absolute. Nothing goes faster than light But, from what I somewhat remember: Given: 1. A photon- the particle of light- moves at a speed represented by "c" 1. "c" represents the speed of light, or approximately 186000 mph (or mi/h) relative to No-motion/0 mph 2. "P" represents a person testing "c" under various conditions 3. "Pv" represents "P-of-v" or 'velocity of "P"' 4. While Pv=0 m/s or 0 mi/h, c=186000 mi/h (approx.)
(ye olde joke being that the only thing faster than light is dark because it always gets there first) And Chaos always wins against order; it's more organized. (I saw this in a Terry Pratchett book.) |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
BOINC 5.10.28
(Message 18527)
Posted 2 Nov 2007 by ![]() Post: Do you want to get banned for 31 years, your account and credits deleted at a Boinc project ? Predictor@home is your best choice. What was his name again? and are they still doing that? |
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Number crunching :
Info on screen saver?
(Message 18461)
Posted 30 Oct 2007 by ![]() Post: The screen saver is really cool. From what I've seen in other posts, not really. It's just 'a bunch of pretty lights.' |
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Number crunching :
The new look bugs
(Message 18383)
Posted 27 Oct 2007 by ![]() Post: http://lhcathome.cern.ch/lhcathome/add_venue_form.php?venue=home&subset=project
It'll show the "Resource share" box, but no text/input below in the User Area; Left Toolbar is present. [Edit]Using Firefox 2.0.0.7/2.0.0.8 on WinXP Home.[/Edit] |
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Questions and Answers :
Preferences :
Error on Website
(Message 18363)
Posted 26 Oct 2007 by ![]() Post: When I saw it today for /add_venue_form.php?venue=home&subset=project |
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Message boards :
LHC@home Science :
How does magnetic storing of antimatter works?
(Message 18331)
Posted 22 Oct 2007 by ![]() Post: How does magnetic storing of antimatter works? From someone else with an elementary understanding: 1. Magnetic fields influence electrical charges. 1.a. Transformers are based on the above point: Use a magnetic field to "spin" a current to boost its power. 2. A major point in the definition of "anti-matter" is what type of charge the matter has. 2.a. Electrons are 1(-), Protons are 1(+), Positrons are 1(+), "Anti-Protons" are 1(-). 3. To magnetically influence/control anti-matter involves similar settings to controlling the "normal" matter equivalents where one goal is "Don't let it touch the sides of the container." 3.a. I.E. Magnetically controlling Electrons is 'Electro-Magnetically' the same as "Anti-Protons."
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Cafe LHC :
no work units ?
(Message 18321)
Posted 20 Oct 2007 by ![]() Post: I'm a newbie -- only joined in the past week -- and note that there are no work units coming down the pike to me. Is this a common occurrence? Finally got my first WU's in the past three days. I'm used to it, especially due to a combination of: The front page reminding everyone that work 'May Not Happen' for long periods. Seti@Home conditioning me to Work Outages.
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