Curt Jaimungal
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31,243 appearances
109 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 6d ago
Curt Jaimungal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But here we're talking about relativity and then relationalism.
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Does the relationality of the dressing field method, does it depend on the whole argument, or does the whole argument just motivate relationality?
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Okay, so let's explain what gauge fixing is, maybe the difference between gauge fixing and a gauge redundancy or gauge symmetry versus gauge redundancy.
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But let's do so first with an analogy for those people who are unfamiliar, and then you could talk about it in more technical terms.
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So let's say one example may be, I was going to say you have a salad, but then there's salad dressing.
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So that's a bit confusing.
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Let's say I have macaroni and cheese.
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It's something I make.
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Now, I know you're Italian, and the way I make macaroni and cheese may be not the way you are.
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do it.
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Okay, so I have sodium citrate.
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I have this something called sodium citrate, which allows you to emulsify the macaroni and cheese.
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So sodium citrate, cheese, macaroni, and then milk.
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Okay, let's say those are four ingredients.
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You have a recipe that you make macaroni and cheese with.
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And in physics, sometimes our observable may depend on the macaroni and cheese.
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And often the way we do this is we integrate over all possible recipes.
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And then someone says, whoa, hold on.
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That's too many.
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What matters is the ratio between the milk and the cheese and so forth.
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