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Probability of Brownian particle absorption
Homework Statement There is a brownian particle in 3D space and absorbing sphere with radius a. At moment t = 0 the particle was situated at distance l from the sphere. Caluclate the probability of absorbing the particle by the sphere. Homework Equations n is probability densithy for the...- alex_rodin
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- Absorption Particle Probability
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Distance Between Woman and Mirrored Images in Reflection Experiment
You are right. The second distance is 20m = (14m + 3m) + 3m.- alex_rodin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Distance Between Woman and Mirrored Images in Reflection Experiment
No. The answer is 6m and 14m for first and second images.- alex_rodin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Distance Between Woman and Mirrored Images in Reflection Experiment
Draw the mirrors and imaginary images S1' and S2' of the women in each of the mirrors. Also draw an imaginary image of the imaginary image in the other mirror. So you can calculate the distances between the woman and the imaginary imaginary images.- alex_rodin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Einstein's Postulates & Momentum in 3D: Is it Possible?
Thanks. This is a pure interest. :)- alex_rodin
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Calculating the Center of Mass of an Arc
There is all correct in your solution. The d\theta is not goes from the expression for the tiny mass element. It goes out after integrating: \int\limits_{\frac \pi 2 - \alpha}^{\frac \pi 2 + \alpha} \sigma R^2 \sin \theta d\theta = \left . -\sigma R^2 \cos \theta \right |_{\frac \pi 2 -...- alex_rodin
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Graduate Einstein's Postulates & Momentum in 3D: Is it Possible?
Is it possible to deduce the expression for momentum using only Einstein postulates in 3D?- alex_rodin
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- 3d Momentum Postulates
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity