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How does one verify results?
I am a 1st year doing a summer project at my university on the theoretical study on whether using casimir effect and gravitational redshifting is a feasible signature of quantum gravity. I have got some results now but I still can't tell whether I am correct - how does a typical research try to verify their result? Since, whilst the results do make sense and I am probably on the right direction (i.e. not on the opposite to what's actually the "answer") but I can't tell if I am right in the calculation I did or if I have made claims/steps that aren't general enough?
Hope this makes sense! Thank you in advance xx
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I am a 1st year doing a summer project at my university on the theoretical study on whether using casimir effect and gravitational redshifting is a feasible signature of quantum gravity. I have got some results now but I still can't tell whether I am correct - how does a typical research try to verify their result? Since, whilst the results do make sense and I am probably on the right direction (i.e. not on the opposite to what's actually the "answer") but I can't tell if I am right in the calculation I did or if I have made claims/steps that aren't general enough?
Hope this makes sense! Thank you in advance xx
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