Robert Cordery
@robphysics.bsky.social
I am a practicing Catholic theoretical physicist retired from 30 years in Industrial R&D. I am now an Adjunct Physics Prof. at Fairfield University. My interests are statistical physics, renormalization group, and grandchildren.
⚛️ 🧪I probably posted this in the wrong place. I’m still learning.
I’m just showing how unicodeit.net works here for LaTeX to unicode. It won’t do arbitrary LaTeX, but can make math look nicer:
iℏ∂Ψ∂t=−(ℏ²/(2m))∂²Ψ/∂ x²+ VΨ
iℏ∂Ψ∂t=−(ℏ²/(2m))∂²Ψ/∂ x²+ VΨ
unicodeit.net
March 28, 2025 at 12:33 PM
⚛️ 🧪I probably posted this in the wrong place. I’m still learning.
⚛️ Liquid sulfur has an equilibrium polymerization phase transition around Tc = 160 C. Well below Tc it is a yellow liquid of mostly cyclooctasulfane (S₈) rings.
Longer rings form, becoming very long near Tc. The liquid is viscous and turns brown. The specific heat has a sharp lambda transition.
Longer rings form, becoming very long near Tc. The liquid is viscous and turns brown. The specific heat has a sharp lambda transition.
February 28, 2025 at 4:19 PM
⚛️ Liquid sulfur has an equilibrium polymerization phase transition around Tc = 160 C. Well below Tc it is a yellow liquid of mostly cyclooctasulfane (S₈) rings.
Longer rings form, becoming very long near Tc. The liquid is viscous and turns brown. The specific heat has a sharp lambda transition.
Longer rings form, becoming very long near Tc. The liquid is viscous and turns brown. The specific heat has a sharp lambda transition.