[Red Badger]

Now we know where the DARK MATTER all went...............

[wolfpat]

Everything everywhere is just a complicated set of magnetic fields anyway.

[samtheman]

My kid has a Buzz Lightyear toy and I often hear the phrase to infinity and beyond.

[bagman]

Violates Conservation of Mass/Energy. There’s an error in the formulation and/or interpretation of the equations.

[Falcon4.0]

I think somebody dropped a decimal point somewhere.

[MNDude]

so then, eventually, like after a really really long time, what happens to the fields?

[freedumb2003]

There is actually a lot behind “The Big Bang Theory” Sheldon’s relentless pursuit of monopoles.

If you could harness a magnetic field with only one pole AND reproduce that monopole, the energy could be as unlimited as nuclear fusion.

[bigbob]

So now all we’ve to to do is figure out how to reduce Obama to a particle

[lonevoice]

Ping for something above my pay grade, but maybe not yours.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Sort of like our first foreign born Muslim in disguise openly Marxist mulatto-who-makes-pretend-he-is-100%-black unconstitutionally qualified POTUS and his “The rich must pay their fair share” rant. He never stops with that, he goes on to infinity no matter what data is shoved in his face.

“The rich must pay their fair share” “But they are, more than enough” “The rich must pay their fair share” “But they are, more than enough” “The rich must pay their fair share” “But they are, more than enough” “The rich must pay their fair share” “But they are, more than enough” “The rich must pay their fair share....X infinity

[mikrofon]

One of the conditions is that the field is generated by current loops situated on the same plane

The branes in Spain stay mainly in the plane...

[mikrofon]

Researchers from the Complutense University of Madrid

They must do their graduate study at Compluperfectense University....

[Chode]

"things aren't as they seem, nor are they otherwise..."

[noinfringers3]

Are we being confused with infinity and existence?

[soycd]

>Is the universe finite or infinite?

The one we live in is likely still expanding.

Beyond this universe there are likely infinite big bangs creating infinite universes. I see no reason to draw a line
in space and claim it as the end of everything.

Humans can’t define infinitely big or small and just settle for shoes that fit comfortably.

[aruanan]

However, the "something else" goes beyond the established limits.

Doesn't it always!

[airborne]

How fast?

Because if it’s traveling at the speed of sound, it’s really unremarkable.

[aruanan]

Crap, I thought this read the way it did because it was Google-translated from Spanish, but then I went to the site and found it was in English to begin with:

Here is the intro from the paper:

1. Introduction. The late Prof. Ulam, cf. [1], repeatedly stressed the importance of the study of the magnetic field B created by closed (cyclic or periodic) wires, as a source of mathematical problems: the presence of knotted streamlines of B, ergodic streamlines in open sets of R3, applications in plasma physics and biology, [2]. Recently, [3], the unreachability of the wires (the sources of B) when a charged particle moves in R3 under the presence of B was proved either for a finite number of parallel wires (that is, for a finite number of parallel straight lines) or for a finite number of circular wires, lying on parallel planes πi, its centers lying on a straight line L orthogonal to the planes πi. We study in this paper the escape to infinity of electric charges under the presence of the magnetic field B created by closed wires traversed by electrical intensities Ii. It is assumed that the electric charges interact with B via the Lorentz equation, x¨ = x˙ ∧ B. (1.1) For electric charges, interacting with the electric field E created by pointlike charges, escape to infinity was studied in [4]–[5]. The reader should have a look at references [6] and [7], where Matsuno and Goriely and Hyde studied the escape of Rn vector fields via Painlev´e analysis. The references in [8]–[22] are also useful concerning the escape for polynomial vector fields.

Concerning escape to infinity in the presence of magnetic fields B(x) created or not created by a finite number of cyclic wires, the authors are not aware of previous references studying this problem.