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Has anyone seen a treatment of how to use the wave equation to describe a closed loop of string. I am talking ordinary strings here not the fancy string theory kind.
A closed loop of classical string is a theoretical concept in physics that describes the behavior of a string that is fixed at both ends and can vibrate in a standing wave pattern.
The closed loop of classical string is significant because it helps to explain the behavior of waves, such as sound and light, as well as the properties of particles in quantum mechanics.
A closed loop of classical string is fixed at both ends and can only vibrate in specific standing wave patterns, while an open loop has one or both ends free to move and can vibrate in various patterns.
No, a closed loop of classical string is a theoretical concept and cannot exist in the physical world. It is used as a model to understand the behavior of waves and particles in certain situations.
The closed loop of classical string is used in quantum mechanics to describe the behavior of particles, such as electrons, which can be thought of as vibrating strings. This concept helps to explain the wave-like properties of particles in quantum mechanics.