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How Does Schwarz Lemma Apply to Non-Zero Automorphisms of the Unit Disk?
Homework Statement Hey guys. I've been sitting on this one for an hour or so. (got nothing) http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/765/24869754.png I think it has something to do with schwarz lemma but I'm not sure. Any help will be much appreciate. Thanks a lot. Homework...- asi123
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Where is the function differentiable on the complex domain?
Homework Statement Hey guys. I hope this is the right place to post this question. http://img641.imageshack.us/img641/70/97822806.jpg I have this "simple" complex function, and I need to decide where this function is analytic in the complex domain. So, I used the cauchy riemann...- asi123
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Solving a Red Equation: Where Did I Go Wrong?
Homework Statement Hey guys. I have this equation in red (in the pic) which I need to solve http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/9323/scan0004n.jpg As you can see I came up with with 2*t0. When I solve it in Matematica I come up with t2=t0 without the 2. Also, their answer in the...- asi123
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Solving the Schrödinger Equation: Need Help!
Homework Statement Hey guys. I have this problem: http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/1561/78854429.jpg For the first part, I believe that adding those solution is just like adding the two levels of energy they represents and that's way this is not a solution for the equation, I...- asi123
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- Schrödinger Schrodinger equation
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Orthonormal Basis: Showing Wave Functions are Orthonormal
Well, here is the second part of the question http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/879/95899388.jpg I also posted there answer. I think they have a mistake, I marked it in the red box. Shouldn't it be A^2=1/2 ? Am I missing something? Thanks a lot.- asi123
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Orthonormal Basis: Showing Wave Functions are Orthonormal
Oh, now I get it. Thanks a lot.- asi123
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Orthonormal Basis: Showing Wave Functions are Orthonormal
Yeah, but I don't have i and j inside the functions so how can I come up with the kronecker delta? How can I show that if i=j then it's 1 and if i does not equal to j, it's 0 if I don't have i and j? Thanks.- asi123
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Orthonormal Basis: Showing Wave Functions are Orthonormal
Well, where are i and j in my problem? I mean, this is not a series, it's a function.- asi123
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Orthonormal Basis: Showing Wave Functions are Orthonormal
Homework Statement Hey guys. http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/2345/27760913.jpg I need to show that these wave functions are orthonormal. I'm a bit confuse, what's i and what's j? I mean, do I need to take both of the functions, put them in the integral and to show that the result...- asi123
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- Basis Orthonormal basis
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Finding the Angle of a Complex Number: Tips and Tricks
Ok, I don't see any logic in that. This is not a homework question, I know the answer, why would you give me a hint? Is there a rule how to get to the angle? Thanks.- asi123
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Finding the Angle of a Complex Number: Tips and Tricks
For this on, but I'm asking in general. Thanks.- asi123
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Finding the Angle of a Complex Number: Tips and Tricks
Homework Statement Hey guys. I have the next transfer function http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/7924/scan0002l.jpg And I want to find the angle of it. I know I can break it into REAL and IMAGINARY but I'm looking for a faster way, is there? Thanks. Homework Equations...- asi123
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Uncertainty Principle Homework: Minimal Width of Crack
Homework Statement Hey guys. I have this kid throwing a ball with mass M and from high H. He is trying to hit a crack in the floor. I need to show that in order for the ball not to miss the crack, the minimal width of the crack (delta x) should be the expression in the red box in the...- asi123
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- Principle Uncertainty Uncertainty principle
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Unitary Operator: Is it Preserving Vector Length?
Homework Statement Hey guys. http://img397.imageshack.us/img397/7987/scan0001q.jpg I have this operator and I need to check if it's Unitary. I checked the "length of vector preservation test" as you can see in the pic and I came up with that, that it does not keep the length of a...- asi123
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Flux through cylinder problem: Finding the lateral area using vector calculus
Homework Statement Hey guys. I have this question: http://img122.imageshack.us/img122/2936/84391716.jpg I think that the flux through the top and bottom is zero and that because A does not have a component in the z axis direction. So all that got left is the lateral area. Well, I...- asi123
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- Cylinder Flux
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