What is Derivation: Definition and 1000 Discussions
In cryptography, a key derivation function (KDF) is a cryptographic hash function that derives one or more secret keys from a secret value such as a main key, a password, or a passphrase using a pseudorandom function. KDFs can be used to stretch keys into longer keys or to obtain keys of a required format, such as converting a group element that is the result of a Diffie–Hellman key exchange into a symmetric key for use with AES. Keyed cryptographic hash functions are popular examples of pseudorandom functions used for key derivation.
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Hi I'm attempting to derive the gravitational potential energy of a point mass (##m##) that's moving from infinity to a point r' inside a gravitational field produced by a another mass ##M##. For simplicity I treated it as a one dimensional case. The problem I get is that the...
I really love seeing derivations of the EFE's, Maxwell's equations, Schrodinger equation etc.
I have seen a number of derivations of Maxwell's Equations but this is the shortest, most illuminating and best I have come across - it basically just uses covarience - and as it says - a little bit...
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I have seen that biot savart's law works for infinitely narrow wires:
"The formulations given above work well when the current can be approximated as running through an infinitely-narrow wire."
When I wanted to derive the magnetic field of a solenoid, I had to do this substitution...
I am trying to see how to derive the following inequality on page 36 in the proof of Lemma 11.3: https://arxiv.org/pdf/math/0412040.pdf
I.e, of:
$$\| fg \|_{Lip} \le \bigg(1+\ell \sup_{t\in T} |g'(t)|\bigg)\sup_{t\in T}|f'(t)| , \ \ supp \ f(1-g)\subset S^c$$
My thoughts about how to show...
I don't understand the reasoning for any of the three constraints imposed.
why would ##dtdx^i## terms indicate a preferred direction? what if there was identical terms for each ##x^i## would there still be a specified or preferred direction? (or is it that in this case we could rename ##t## to...
I am trying to understand the derivation for the DOS, I get stuck when they introduce k-space. Why is it necessary to introduce k-space? Why is the DOS related to k-space? Perhaps if someone could come up to a slightly different derivation (any dimensions will do) that would help.
My doubt ELI5...
Hi, I came across a derivation notation I didn't recognize:
Let ##s## be some four-vector and ##\tau## the proper time. What is the significance of
$$\frac{Ds}{\mathrm{d}\tau}?$$
I know ##Ds## can be used to mean the Jacobian, but I've never come across the notation above. Does someone...
Related to Figure 8.4 the author mentions this when stating (8.25): "Note that the semi-circle deviates below the real -axis, rather than above, because the integral is calculated by letting the pole approach the axis from the upper half-plane in -space."
Why is the pole calculated in this way...
The question:
Show that the Lorentz condition ∂µAµ =0 is expressed as d∗ A =0.
Where A is the four-potential and * is the Hodge star, d is the exterior differentiation.
In four-dimensional space, we know that the Hodge star of one-forms are the followings.
3. My attempt
Since the four...
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I understand where Archimedes' Principle comes from in liquids:
If we imagine a cylinder immersed in a liquid of density ρ whose cross-sectional area is A and whose top is at depth h1 and whose bottom is at depth h2:
Force(top of cylinder) FT = ρgh1A
Force(bottom of cylinder) FB =...
I think that dU = Cv dT can only be used when the volume of the gas is constant.
Similarly, Cp = dQ/dT can only be used when the pressure is constant.
Such as
We have Cv=dQ/dT
and ΔU=Q+W
dU=Q+pdV
Therefore,
dU/dT = dQ/dT only when dV is zero
Why am I wrong? Thank you so much for your help. The...
On page 208 of Ashcroft and Mermin they write:
I tried to derive equation (11.30) but got stuck on something, I hope someone can help me with it.
I'll write below my attempt at deriving equation (11.30).
First, notice the following few equations on pages 206-207:
$$(11.24) \ \ \ \ \...
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I am actually following the derivation of the wave equation from Maxwell equations. And I do not understand one step, because in the task for the derivation I get a slightly different result (maybe they are equivalent, but I am not sure).
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In the attached...
In SR, fundamental concepts velocity, acceleration, force, momentum were defined as four-vectors.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-vector
Does someone show me a derivation of the equation E = mc2 from those definition?
If there is a net force along the y-axis, i.e. T sin(θ2) - T sin(θ1)
Why is it equals to ma, where a is the acceleration of the piece of string along the y-axis? Shouldn't there be a torque so the piece of string rotates?
Sorry for sounding stupid.
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I'm studying Choppers and I'm struggling with derivation of Buck Converter.
As per equation 13.3 if I solve it ahead I get
Vs D T - Vo D T = - Vo T + Vo D T
Solving this ahead I get
Vs (D T ) = Vo (-T + DT + DT)
Vs (DT) = Vo(2DT - T)
Vs D = Vo (2D - 1)
Vo / Vs = D/(2D - 1)
Not sure how to...
I am having a very difficult time verifying the equations for full differential amplifier. I literally read all the articles I can find from Google. Here is one of the question I think the paper by Jim Karki is wrong. The equation is equation (9). I verified the rest of the equation already...
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Hello, I am trying to find the equations of motion that come from the fermi lagrangian density of the covariant formalism of Electeomagnetism.Homework Equations
The form of the L. density is:
$$L=-\frac{1}{2} (\partial_n A_m)(\partial^n A^m) - \frac{1}{c} J_m A^m$$
where J...
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Derive the bernoulli binomial distribution.Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
Each bernoulii trial could have only two possible outcomes .
Let’s name one outcome as success and another outcome as failure.
Let’s denote the probability of getting success and failure in...
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Multiplying components of both sides are also off limits.
I am trying to derive vector identities on introduction chapters in various EMT books. For example : (AXB).(CXD) = (A.C)(B.D) -...
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Here, somebody apparently derives Maxwell's equations using only symmetry of second derivatives and the Lorenz gauge condition. Unfortunately it's in German, but I think the basic ideas are clear from the maths only.
In this derivation, the magnetic field turns out to be divergence-free...
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I was doing the derivation of the Lagrange equation of motion and had to do some calculus of variations.
The first step in the derivation is to multiply the integral of ƒ(y(x),y'(x);x)dx from x1 to x2 by δ.
and then by the chain rule we proceed. But I cannot understand why we are...
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I'm struggling with source-free RL Circuit derivation.
In the books in the right side diagram they've reversed polarity of inductor to get equation:
V(r) = - V(L)
But why?
I checked google and everywhere they had put inductor with positive sign upwards.
Here is what I think--
In left...
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I need to find the intial velocity of a ball, given the angle the pendulum bob swings through.
I need to derive this equation.
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V0=4.43mtotalL1/2{1-cosΔθ}1/2/mball
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I have barely any attempts since I can't even think where to...
Hello Everybody, I am Meaningless and I had this doubt on Newtons laws of gravitation while deriving it. My textbook stated the following derivation 9 for any two masses m1, m2, and radius 'r'
It stated that according to the law of product of masses...
I am trying to understand the derivation of the Casimir energy from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casimir_effect#Derivation_of_Casimir_effect_assuming_zeta-regularization.
At one point, the derivation writes the following:
The vacuum energy is then the sum over all possible excitation modes...
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Consider the Fourier series of a signal given by
$$x(t)=\sum_{k=-\infty}^{\infty} a_ke^{jk\omega_0t}$$
Let's consider an approaches to this series given by the truncated series.
$$x_N(t)=\sum_{k=-N}^{N} a_ke^{jk\omega_0t}$$
a- Show that if $x(t)$ is real then the series...
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My question is how to derive ##(4.13)## from the above preceding paragraphs?, I am not sure how achieve these terms.
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I have derived the expression for the velocity of the satellite v= root of GM/r however I'm struggling to derive an expression for the centripetal acceleration of a satellite orbiting Earth.
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
I'm not entirely sure which equations to...
Two small blocks, each of mass m, are connected by a string of constant length 4h and negligible mass. Block A is placed on a very rough tabletop as shown below, and block B hangs over the edge of the table. The tabletop is a distance 2h above the floor. Block A is then released from rest at a...
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From pages 10--11 in "A First Course in General Relativity" (Second Edition) by Bernard Schutz:
Given
$$\Delta\overline{s}^2 = \phi\left(\textbf{v}\right)\Delta s^2,$$
where ##\Delta \overline{s}^2## is the interval measured between two events in frame ##O'##, which is...
I am puzzled by the derivation of the Cantor set. If the iteration of removing the middle-thirds leaves an uncountable set of points, it seems the iteration had to be performed an uncountably infinite number of times. Is this the case? If so, that seems paradoxical to me.
I tried to derivate pi using calculus but i just found a quite different result. Can you spot my wrong please?First i started with equlation of a circle which is:
$$x^2+y^2=r^2$$
I am assuming circle's center stands on the center of origin.
To reach pi we shoud consider the situation that...
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I have been given an equation for the magnetic potential of a buried magnetic object which is as follows
Pm=α/x2
Where α is some constant and x is the distance from the magnetic body.
I need to derive an expression for the magnetic field strength at some distance x...
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Hi everybody I've been trying to solve this problem all the afternoon but I haven't been able to do it, I've written what I think the answers are even though I don't know if they're correct, so I've come here in order...
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I am following this : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geodesics_in_general_relativity
and all is good except how do we get ## \delta g_{uv}=\partial_{\alpha}g_{uv}\delta x^{\alpha}##
Many thanks
In the derivation given in Goldstein's book it is given
I can't understand from where it comes. It's not at all trivial for me but it's presented as if it's trivial.
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question :
find the value of
\iint_D \frac{x}{(x^2 + y^2)}dxdy
domain : 0≤x≤1,x2≤y≤x
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The Attempt at a Solution
so here, i tried to draw it first and i got that the domain is region in first quadrant bounded by y=x2 and y=x
and i decided to convert...
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Question about hydraulics. Can't seem to find anyone videos or material to walk me through how to get the formula deltaF = rho*g*(A1+A2)d2
Any takers?
My book states: The conclusion is conservation of evergy. Work is done on the liquid by a small force pushing the liquid through a...
What is wrong with the simple localised geometric derivation of the Euler Lagrange equation. As opposed to the standard derivation that Lagrange provided.
Sorry I haven't mastered writing mathematically using latex. I will have a look at this over the next few days.
More clarification. I...
I was reading about the classical Klein-Gordon propagator here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propagator#Relativistic_propagators
Basically they are looking for ##G##, that solves the equation
$$(\square _{x}+m^{2})G(x,y)=-\delta (x-y).$$
So they take the Fourier transform to get...
Does anyone know the heuristic derivation of this formula? $$R=r_{0} \cdot A^{\frac{1}{3}}$$ with ##R## the atomic nucleus, ##r_0## the radius of a nucleon (proton or neutron) and ##A## the number of nucleons.
I know that there is a sperimental derivation, but I would find a theoretic/heuristic...
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I am trying to work through attached paper, deriving from equation 2.2 to 2.4. I am not familiar with the notation. If I try and get the integral of inside the <> brackets, I end up with a different eqn 2.4.
I need some maths help here :)
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
When considering bound states of potential energy that tends to zero at large ##r##, my book arrives in
$$\frac{d^2}{dr^2} u_{E} = \kappa^2 u \ \ \ \ \kappa^2 \equiv -2mE/ \hbar^2 > 0 \ \ \ \ r \rightarrow \infty$$ from the differential equation satisfied by ##u_{E} \equiv R_{El} (r) / r##...
Hi all, this is my first time posting so I hope it's in the right place, if not I apologise. I'm trying to understand the angular dependence in NEXAFS spectroscopy for linearly polarised light.
So from what I understand, the quantum mechanical description of the excitation process for a single...
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Our lecturer explained us the Reynold Transport theorem, its derivation , but I don't get where the - sign in control surface 1 comes from? He said that the Area goes in opposite direction compared with this system.
I can't visualise this on our picture.
Can you please help me understand...
Exact differential of a scalar function f takes the form of
∇f⋅dr=Σ∂ifdxi (where dr is a vector)
f:R->Rnand I am not sure why this equation is valid in the sense that if we integrate the equation,
∫∇f⋅dr=∫{Σ∂ifdxi}
∫df=∫{Σ∂ifdxi}
the above equation is true because integration is a linear...