AlphaNumeric, can you see that you PROVED that you do not understand what the confinement means but the asymptotic freedom as well? Can you see how big liar you are? In the last your post you claim that confinement does not depend on distance whereas in the post #214 you claim that confinement depends on distance.
Read what I said, it wasn't what you're paraphrasing it as. I said that that the fact the quark-quark attraction increases with distance is
related to confinement. That isn't the same as saying confinement depends on distance. Confinement is a binary thing, either something confines or it doesn't. As a result of confinement a 'flux tube' of gluons is formed which, qualitatively, stretches as the quarks are moved apart. The energy of the flux tube grows quadratically with separation since the force grows linearly, $$|F| \propto r$$ implies $$E = \int F dl \propto r^{2}$$.
For A to depend on B, ie for confinement to depend on distance, it would mean varying distance varies confinement. No, confinement either occurs or it doesn't. If you pull quarks too far apart the flux tube snaps, creating more quarks and confinement remains. Confinement leads to the flux tube and it is the flux tube which depends on the distance between quarks.
Notice the difference? This is why I asked you to give the specific quote, you lack the understanding necessary to actually quote me properly in your own words. And asymptotic freedom has nothing to do with that. Asymptotic freedom is not about the distance between quarks but their relative momenta (and thus the energy scale of a scattering process). Two quarks a distance D apart will interact
weaker if they are moving relative to one another than if they were stationary. That is what asymptotic freedom means. Confinement means that if the two quarks are close enough, regardless of speed, they can join via a flux tube of gluons. The strength of this flux tube depends both on the separation of the quarks but also, due to asymptotic freedom, their relative velocity.
Every single time it seems I have to correct you on something, not just on the details of the physics but now it seems you can't even read my posts properly. No wonder you accomplish nothing, you don't even have basic comprehension skills.
Can you see that I am right claiming that you completely do not understand confinement and asymptotic freedom? Can you see that I am right claiming that I teach you what these terms mean, not you me?
No, you have once again shown you don't even have the ability to understand a few sentences. The question is whether you do this deliberately, knowingly lying, or whether you're just thick.
Can you stop to write the nonsense?
The delicious irony.
I wrote that within the Everlasting Theory I calculated a few hundred theoretical results consistent or very close to the experimental data. In many scientific papers the authors claim that their theoretical results are consistent with experimental data even when the results are outside of the intervals defined by experiment but close to them. Especially it concerns the high-energy physics. My result 1.93 is very close to the lower limit 2.02 i.e. the distance is ONLY about - 4%. I WROTE IT IN MY POST so all readers can see that you are dishonest (and the liar as well).
Being very close to the
edge of the valid interval doesn't negate the fact you're on the wrong side of it. As for calling me dishonest, you're a hypocrite.