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Undergrad Geometry in spherical coordinate
I mean what's they expression of plane and line in the spherical coordinates. For example, the line is defined as something like {\bf v} = {\bf v}_0 + t\cdot {\bf n}. But here {\bf v} = (v_x, v_y, v_z), i.e. cartesian coordinate. How can a plane and line be expressed in the spherical coordinate...- Asuralm
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Undergrad Geometry in spherical coordinate
Hi all: I am wondering if there is any book or course note about the geometry in spherical coordinate. Not just the superficial definition and the convertion with Euclidean coordinate. But something like how a line is defined in spherical coordinate in 3D space, how a plane is defined, how to...- Asuralm
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- Coordinate Geometry Spherical
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate Monotonicity of the Line Function K on a 3D Space
Hi all: Assume in 3D space there is a point [itex]v=[v_x, v_y, v_z][/tex], and a normal vector associate with it as n=[n_x, n_y, n_z]. A line function is defined as u=w+t\cdot l where w=[w_x, w_y, w_z] is a point, and l=[l_x, l_y, l_z] is the normalized direction of the line. l and n are...- Asuralm
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- Test
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Undergrad Function to model intensity change over rotation
Dear all: If I have a white light source which is at the positive infinite, and there is a plane receiving the light. Assuming that the plane is facing to the light source at the beginning. If I start rotating the plane, and keep recording the intensity of one point of the plane, what... -
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Undergrad Overlapped area between a triangle and a rectangle
Hi all: My question is how to calculate the overlapped area of a triangle and rectangle. It sounds a simple question but is there any way to do it efficiently? And is it possible there is a uniformed equation to solve such a problem? As there are many cases the triangle can overlap with...- Asuralm
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- Area Rectangle Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Is Your Point Inside a Non-Regular Tetrahedron?
I don't know if this is a good way to solve it. But if in a triangle, the easiest way to check if a point is inside is to check the sum of the area. i.e. for ABC, there is a point P, if P is inside ABC, then, area(ABP)+area(ACP)+area(BCP) = area(ABC). You can check the volume in the tetrahedral...- Asuralm
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- Forum: General Math
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Graduate Convex Polyhedron: half-planes to triangular mesh
Have you got the information about any points? What about the voronoi diagram or delaunay triangulation?- Asuralm
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- Forum: General Math
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Finding a Sparse Matrix Library for IML++
Hi all: I need to solve a sparse linear system, I found the iterative methods library which probably fit my requirement. But I couldn't find any good matrix library to work with IML++. The best choice should be Sparse++ but it requires a very old compiler which is gcc 2.7. something like...- Asuralm
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- Matrix
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Undergrad An eigen decomposition problem in programming
Hi all: I have a covariance matrix which is like: 0.00166713 -0.00060678 4.60534e-05 -0.00060678 0.00178576 -0.000244526 4.60534e-05 -0.000244526 0.000772057 And then I want to eigen decompose the matrix to obtain the eigenvector matrix. I tried several methods, one is to use the...- Asuralm
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- Decomposition Programming
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Undergrad Calculating Perpendicular Point on a Line in 2D Plane
should this |v0- t*n|2- <v0+ t*n,A+B>+ <A,B> be <v0+t*n, v0+t*n> - <v0+t*n, A+B> + <A, B> ?- Asuralm
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Calculating Perpendicular Point on a Line in 2D Plane
Hi all: Given a line L:v= v0+t*n; and two points A, B in 2D plane; A and B are on the two sides of the line L. I want to calculate the point C which makes AC is perpendicular to BC I know it's simply that substitude v to C and <AC, BC>=0. But I don't know how to simplify the equation...- Asuralm
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- Point
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- Forum: General Math
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Graduate Possibility of a point moving out of a shape
I don't think I am talking about Brownian motion as the energy of noise is fixed. Given a length r, the point should only noised by r. Thanks EnumaElish, It really helps.- Asuralm
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Graduate Possibility of a point moving out of a shape
Dear all: The question is like this: Given a point in a shape like square or triangle. Let's take square as the simplest one. Say the length of the side of the square is l. If add a noise to the point which will move the point [tex]r[\tex] distance and the direction is arbitrary, what will...- Asuralm
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- Point Shape
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Graduate What Does the Matrix A Represent in Manifold Gradient Calculations?
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate What Does the Matrix A Represent in Manifold Gradient Calculations?
Hi all: I have just met a problem. If say there is a triangle ijk on a manifold, D(i), D(j), D(k) are the geodesic distances from a far point to i,j,k respectively. Then g = [D(i) - D(k); D(j) - D(k)], what does g describe? Does is describe the gradient of the vertex k? If u = Vi-Vk, v =...- Asuralm
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- Gradient Manifold
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- Forum: Differential Geometry