Question

Came across an interesting paper on higher-order gravitational lensing reconstruction using Feynman diagrams.

http://arxiv.org/pdf/1403.4607.pdf

Anyone have any thoughts?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Howdy.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Cheers. Did you happen to glance at the paper?

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Answer 6

No need for all the links...

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omg yes I did but I didn't understand a thing but I know that it's something good. xDDD

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Answer 10

lol is he your dad

Answer 11

So basically this is a new method for using the cosmic microwave background?

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Omg. LOOOL.

Answer 13

Haven't read the paper yet, but is this after the recent discovery of "confirming" the big bang?

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Answer 15

If it's about the universe, I'm definitely interested, but I will have to give this a read after my assignment, thanks for the link :). I will get back to you later, if you choose to come back.

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I don't think so batman

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^^That comment was meant for your first response batman :p

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Yeah, I figured :).

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Cheers @iambatman

The paper overall explains a method for calculating the lensing of the CMB (cosmic microwave background) using Feynman diagrams.

Answer 20

I'm def. interested in this paper. I'll have time to read it tomorrow.

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lel.