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Re: Is there any way to cure a truther?
Oh yes, good old Frank Greening.
http://www.911myths.com/WTCREPORT.pdf
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May 2008, five years ago. Tried and true. Dumb error on page three. Why didn't you give us a link Kat?
psik
Already I can say several significant things:
1) The mechanics are the tried-and-true Greening model, from his Energy Transfer paper. Very good stuff; elementary, but good. It's where I started, it's where a lot of people started, and a lot of people also developed it or similar models independently. It's far more crude than Bazant or Seffen's mechanics, although it is my opinion that it gives better results than Seffen's for a very precise reason, namely Seffen uses a modified Lagrangian which captures non-impulsive accretion, and both Bazant and Greening (though quite different) both use a standard Newtonian approach. Seffen claims his approach is superior to Newtonian, but his reason falls short in my opinion because the entrainment of debris and even hinge buckling to full compaction are inherently impulsive processes.
Oh yes, good old Frank Greening.
http://www.911myths.com/WTCREPORT.pdf
JREF Forum - View Single Post - Offer to the Truth Movement: Let's Settle It
May 2008, five years ago. Tried and true. Dumb error on page three. Why didn't you give us a link Kat?
psik
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