Why is this formula useful in Iron Man 3?
I watched Iron Man 3 today, and wonder what this formula is about. Is it an important topic of physics? You know, like Transformers: Dark of the Moon, as I can recall, when an answer of some formula (problem) is got, an amazing weapon is invented. But I don't see any relationship in this movie. The picture is below:
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This formula was the problem that Dr. Hansen needed to solve to fix the flaws with the Extremis virus. As you saw in the movie, many people who are subjected to the virus reject it and die violently. Dr. Hansen's attempts to solve it always failed, but she knew Tony Stark was smart enough to do it. So the whole plot of the movie was her and Killian attempting to force Tony to solve it, and thus fix the flaws of the Extremis virus.
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What is the Extremis virus in Iron Man 3?
Extremis is an advanced form of genetic manipulation created by Maya Hansen and Aldrich Killian, using nanotechnology. It grants the human body the ability to heal and regenerate from physical damages, deformities and even psychological damages.Is Iron Man 3 anything important?
Not much of Iron Man 3 is relevant in the grand scheme of things, save the knowledge that Tony finds a way to stop the shrapnel in his heart and remove his old arc reactor. In fact, the MCU almost goes out of its way not to acknowledge Iron Man 3, including Tony's promise to step away from being Iron Man.What surgery did Tony Stark have in Iron Man 3?
In Iron Man 3, Tony Stark has surgery to remove the shrapnel from his chest, eliminating the need for his arc reactor.How did Tony remove Extremis from Pepper?
During the crisis surrounding the Mandarin's terrorist attacks, Potts was kidnapped by Aldrich Killian and injected with Extremis. She was freed by Stark during the Battle on the Norco and went on to kill Killian herself. Stark cured her of the effects of Extremis, who temporarily gave up being Iron Man just for her.Why Tony Stark’s Dreams From Iron Man 3 are so Important | Multiverse Death
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This is the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff formula. It demonstrates the difficulty in extending exponentials beyond strictly numbers to include things like vectors. Specifically in quantum physics it describes "quantum entanglement" which is (in general) still a largely unsolved problem.
As it appears here this equation seems to be written as to explain the interaction between two opposing electrons (alpha and beta) and the spin angular momentum (J) and wave function (Psi) of a system respectively.
Tony's basically saying that if you want to explain how two different forces will act on a system when combined then first describe to what degree those forces cancel each other out and then look at the effect of the force left over.
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