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You're right. Parke & Taylor showed the simplest nonzero amplitudes have two minus helicities while one-minus amplitudes vanish (generically). This paper claims that vanishing theorem has a loophole - a new hidden sector exists and one-minus amplitudes are secretly there, but distributional


> simplest nonzero amplitudes have two minus helicities while one-minus amplitudes vanish

Sorry but I just have to point out how this field of maths read like Star Trek technobabble too me.


Where do you think Star Trek got its technobabble from?


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trekify/SKILL.md: https://github.com/SimHacker/moollm/blob/main/skills/trekify...


Cool idea but the ai readme text is so cringy in places “This is FUN, not FEAR”





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