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Ax_xiom replied to the thread A debate about Mark Grayson slamming Conquest into the ground.The context here is that Mark continues to choke Conquest for several minutes after, so time shouldn't be much of an issue here. If Mark... -
Ax_xiom replied to the thread A debate about Mark Grayson slamming Conquest into the ground.True, didn't consider that. But what if we neglect aerodynamic drag? What is the case then?
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread A debate about Mark Grayson slamming Conquest into the ground.The former. Mark & Conquest were both flying before he gets slammed So how much energy does Mark need to output to do this and who is...
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Ax_xiom posted the thread A debate about Mark Grayson slamming Conquest into the ground in Science Fiction and Fantasy Media.So in the comic Invincible, Mark Grayson (a character who can fly and has super strength) slams Conquest (another character with the...
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread Undergrad An intuitive reason for the definition of temperature via entropy and internal energy?.Thank you, I think this gives me more intuition on the definition of temperature. Out of curiosity, is it possible to see how this...
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Ax_xiom posted the thread Undergrad An intuitive reason for the definition of temperature via entropy and internal energy? in Thermodynamics.So, temperature is formally defined as the inverse of the rate of change of entropy in respect to internal energy. I'm fine working with...
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread High School Why does the FFT of a black and white image differ from expected?.Apologies That's probably what I was looking for. Thanks for your help
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread High School Why does the FFT of a black and white image differ from expected?.I think the issue is that, for reasons I am not smart enough to understand, the computed diffraction pattern is usually different to the...
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread Undergrad Best way to numerically solve this system of equations?.I haven't tried it because I decided to just use Excel's built-in solver. I subsequently abandoned the project when the solver kept on...
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread High School Why does the FFT of a black and white image differ from expected?.I'm taking the square root so the image looks brighter compare the regular image to the image when the values are squarerooted The...
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread High School Why does the FFT of a black and white image differ from expected?.I'll create a new image with the centre at 0,0 so no shifting is required. Here it is: # fourier_synthesis.py import numpy as np...
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread High School Why does the FFT of a black and white image differ from expected?.I tried it and I get this: Which does have the same general structure as what I'm aiming for, but doesn't "glow" as much Here is the...
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Ax_xiom posted the thread High School Why does the FFT of a black and white image differ from expected? in Optics.So I'm using python to compute the fourier transform of a black and white image and the images I've been getting have been different to...
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Ax_xiom replied to the thread Undergrad Best way to numerically solve this system of equations?.Not really, but I'll mess around with it as I don't think there is any other reasonable way to solve my problem
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It may be easier to express the first two as $$ (1 - sN_i)(1 - c_i \lambda) + sN_i = 1 - c_i\lambda + sc_iN_i \lambda = 0.$$ Newton's...
