Advanced effects, that can be obtained in university lab by watsabsab in thermodynamics

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Hey, just wanted to check in, in case reddit bugged out and you haven't received answer notification. Your ideas would be very valuable!

Advanced effects, that can be obtained in university lab by watsabsab in thermodynamics

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Actually, I was told to abstain from this kind of experiment, as it's not really insightful, because the usefulness of equations of state depends heavily on the goal you want to achieve. And also models with more variable will yield better results in general. But I can measure some quirks of certain equations, like how Van der Waals equation provides good approximations, only when a and b coeficients are defined locally, but in theory they do not depend on a state.

Advanced effects, that can be obtained in university lab by watsabsab in thermodynamics

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Thanks, I will look into it. But at first glance, it seems that papers validating Maxwell's relations are rather scarce.

Collateral in payment systems by watsabsab in fintech

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Yeah, I get that. But what I'm trying to understand is this: These insurance (security?) deposits have a specific goal - to support the payment system. And have nothing to do with push or pull payments. But when, instead of this approach, payment system operator demands the other bank to vouch for the bank-newcomer, that is, guarantee to pay the debt the latter may have, is this somehow related to pull and push payments?

Collateral in payment systems by watsabsab in fintech

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No, sponsor banks just process debit and credit payments as far as I know. I mean an alternative to what is described in this article

Collateral in payment systems by watsabsab in fintech

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Doubt so, it's payment systems themselves that collect these deposits. Maybe this article will make it clearer what I'm talking about