Arthur Smith

https://fediscience.org/@apsmith

Physicist and data scientist with the American Physical Society, working with ROR, ORCIDs, Wikidata, and PhySH among other projects.

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2026-04-08 11:48:49 UTC

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while this is horrifyingly amusing, I have never heard of this "association" in my 40 years as a theoretical physicist. Do you have a link or is this something generated by an LLM?

2025-08-31 12:29:26 UTC

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I listened to an audio book of "The wealth of nations" and the narrator read through the footnotes as if they were part of the main text.

2024-10-15 20:37:15 UTC

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you clearly never experienced an English school in the fall!

2024-09-18 19:45:10 UTC

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the key thing with mirrors is they have a metal reflecting surface - in a metal electrons don’t have simple orbital energies like in individual atoms, but form a continuum of energies and so can respond to a very wide range of light wavelengths.