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Mathematica Mathematica - Countour plot problem
Hello! I'm trying to plot some eigenfunctions (for a semicircle) in Mathematica. Functions are of the following form: $$g_{ms}=J_{2m+1}(y_{ms}x) sin ((2m+1)\varphi)$$ For example, for m=0 and s=1 it should look like what I drew in the attached file "Snapshot". Well, I don't have much experience...- asynja
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- Mathematica Plot
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Mathematica Mathematica problem with plotting
Hello, I'm trying to plot some functions with different parameters on the same graph. For each one I have to calculate some parameters from a matrix A. I need to plot this for several matrices A, so I'd like to be able to just copy-paste the new elements in the matrix A, rather than writing them...- asynja
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- Mathematica Plot Plotting
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How do you plot eigenfunctions of perturbed HO?
Thanks a lot, that's what I was looking for.- asynja
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How do you plot eigenfunctions of perturbed HO?
I filled a matrix nxn with E0n = n + 1/2 as diagonal elements, then, for one of the methods, I calculated q^4 matrix elements as qij =0.5* sqrt(i + j + 1)* δ|i−j|,1 edit: As for eigenfunctions of unperturbed eigenstates, they are given in theoretical introduction to the task as...- asynja
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How do you plot eigenfunctions of perturbed HO?
I don't know what you mean, please explain. The task was to find the perturbed eigen-everything using 3 different methods for calculating the perturbation's matrix elements qij . Then I have to plot them, compare for different lambdas, etc. I wrote an algorithm using tqli and tred2 from...- asynja
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How do you plot eigenfunctions of perturbed HO?
Sorry, my bad, typing error. I've found eigenVECTORS and eigenvalues, and I have to plot eigenfunctions from them...- asynja
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How do you plot eigenfunctions of perturbed HO?
Yes, but now I need to plot eigenfunctions for n=0, n=1, etc for the perturbed states and I have no idea how to get them. I'm sure it's something simple, I really can't remember how to do that.- asynja
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How do you plot eigenfunctions of perturbed HO?
Homework Statement Find eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a perturbed harmonic oscillator (H=H0+lambda*q4 numerically using different numerical methods and plot perturbed eigenfunctions. I wrote a code in c++ which returns a row of eigenvalues of the perturbed matrix H and a matrix of...- asynja
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- Eigenfunctions Oscillator Perturbation Plot
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Problem - Lagrange function for mass on springs attached on a frame
Hello! I have a problem in classical mechanics that I'm unable to solve. Any help would be much appreciated since we have a partial exam tomorrow. :( Homework Statement There's a picture of the problem in the attachment A mass m, which is on a light rod (lenght d), is attached to a...- asynja
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- Frame Function Lagrange Mass Springs
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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(Mathematical Physics) Mass on four elastic rods
Ok. How about the rest of my solution? (I'm sorry I had to post a picture, but I'm no good at typing equations and this was easier.)- asynja
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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(Mathematical Physics) Mass on four elastic rods
Homework Statement In a gravitational detector we put a mass of 10^4 kg onto four rods, which are located at the angles of a square. The rods are 25 cm high with S = 3cm^2, two of them are made of copper, two of steele and they are situated on opposite sides. The top surfaces of rods are...- asynja
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- Elastic Mass Mathematical physics Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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(Matlab) How to find inverse using eig
(Matlab) How to find inverse using "eig" I'm doing a project for Numerical Methods and one of the questions is how to find an inverse of a (random) matrix using Matlab function 'eig'. I know the solution is probably simple, but I almost never used Matlab before, besides, lectures were horrible...- asynja
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- Inverse Matlab
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Looking for summer research opportunities
Check out CERN's Summer Student Programme https://ert.cern.ch/browse_www/wd_pds?p_web_site_id=1&p_web_page_id=5836&p_no_apply=Y&p_show=N Poland is a member state, which makes it more likey you'll get accepted. I know their primary branch of interest is particle physics, detectors, etc., but...- asynja
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Statistical Thermodynamics - Help Wanted
Statistical Thermodynamics - Help Wanted :( (My translation skills sucks, I hope it is understandable.) Three spins, placed at vertices of an equilateral triangle, are put in the external magnetic field with density B. Hamiltonian of the system: H = -J \sum_{<i,j>} s_{i} s_{j} - \gamma...- asynja
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- Statistical Statistical thermodynamics Thermodynamics
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Mathematical physics problem - heat conduction
Homework Statement There's a radioactive isotope placed inside an iron sphere (R=2cm), which acts as a source of constant heat (P=1W). The isotope is uniformly distributed over a very thin spherical layer (r=1cm). How much higher is temperature in the center of the sphere compared to...- asynja
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- Conduction Heat Heat conduction Mathematical Mathematical physics Physics
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