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Quasi-particles are not just math. They have measurable properties that are like properties of real particles (just like "holes" in P-type semiconductors can b
by dvdkhlng 11y ago
Quasi-particles are not just math. They have measurable properties that are like properties of real particles (just like "holes" in P-type semiconductors can be measured to behave like quasi-positrons). Or, replying to your proposition:
"With the holodeck safeties off, even holographic bullets can kill." - Picard, First Contact.
:)
- losername 11y ago> just like "holes" in P-type semiconductors can be measured to behave like quasi-positrons I'm sorry to ask because I should actually know this, isn't the remaining positive charge accounted to the protons in the core? A moving "hole" is just a figure of speech.