• You are sandwiched between 2 branes, one stiffer, energy stored.

    From Andy Everett@21:1/5 to All on Wed Mar 15 02:47:23 2023
    Imagine two trampolines that are large compared with a human. Let one be twice as stiff as the other in that a force applied to the center of each gives rise to displacements from equilibrium that are proportional to the applied force. Now sandwich a
    human between both trampolines with the perimeters of the trampolines identified. Imagine this all done in the weightlessness of a circular Earth orbit. The human now pushes against the two trampolines one hand on each trampoline till the trampolines are
    separated as much as a person can spread their hands apart. Call this distance L.

    What is the ratio of the energy stored in each trampoline, Energy_stiff/Energy_less stiff? Assume the energy stored in each trampoline is proportional to the displacement squared of each trampoline from equilibrium.

    Is it 1/2?

    Thanks.

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