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Forces due to a dipole effect (like magnetism) fall off like 1/r^3, while the strong nuclear force is exp(-x). There might be some analogy between the two in so
by dontwearitout 4y ago
Forces due to a dipole effect (like magnetism) fall off like 1/r^3, while the strong nuclear force is exp(-x). There might be some analogy between the two in some sort of unification theory, but the power law suggests that it's fundamentally an unrelated phenomenon to me.
- phkahler 4y ago>> Forces due to a dipole effect (like magnetism) fall off like 1/r^3, while the strong nuclear force is exp(-x) I thought I read the strong force also dropped like 1/r^3, but also that it was very hard to characterize it at all.