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| May16-12, 01:28 PM | #1 |
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Maxwell speed distribution
halo, I´m stuck in an definite integral...
P(v)=4π (M2πRT)3/2⋅v2⋅e−Mv2nRT (maxwell speed distribution) How can I calculate the fraction of Ar in mars? pd. I got already the scape velocity But... How can I intregrate and evaluate between (0, 5XE3 m/s) or (5XE3 m/s, infinite) ?? Is there any tables for evaluate this?? thanks |
| May17-12, 02:19 AM | #2 |
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You can at least find tabulated values for the error function, erf(x) = 0∫x dx' exp(-x'^2). It might be easier just to plug in the numbers and integrate numerically, for example by using wolfram alpha.
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| May17-12, 06:25 PM | #3 |
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thanks...
I calculated in Origin 8.5 (five minutes) trapezoids area... 50 000 intervals... It work as well and "rough" solution, good for giving a fast solution. |
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