FabR
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Thanks for sharing this. I have no knowledge of physics beyond what I could learn as an undergrad (or equivalently, I have no knowledge of physics...), but I think it's an accessible exposition of what the actual paper said.
The applications of this idea/discovery -- precision in time measurement increases whenever entropy increases -- still seem unclear though, even assuming correctness. They are also not explaining *how* the increase of one quantity relates to the increase of the other, at least from what I could see by browsing this article in five minutes. I bet the next physicists will come up with a logarithmic/polynomial/exponential function to explain the phenomenon, assuming it's further confirmed by experiments, but none of that seems to appear in the current paper ;-) Cheers.
The more accurate the clock, the more chaos is unleashed!!!
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Thanks for sharing this. I have no knowledge of physics beyond what I could learn as an undergrad (or equivalently, I have no knowledge of physics...), but I think it's an accessible exposition of what the actual paper said.
The applications of this idea/discovery -- precision in time measurement increases whenever entropy increases -- still seem unclear though, even assuming correctness. They are also not explaining *how* the increase of one quantity relates to the increase ...
