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    Extracting capacitance and inductance from s-parameters

    As explained by @Baluncore in your previous thread, the correct model involves 3 different transmission line impedances in series. Are you saying you want to model those 3 TLs with equivalent distributed RLC segments?
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    Graduate Does a moving particle count as a wave?

    Your particles are constrained to have zero size?
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    Hi, I'm CosmosSphere

    Welcome to PF; it's good to have you here. It's great that you have such strong interests in STEM at a young age. :smile: Please be sure to read the PF Rules (see INFO at the top of the page). We do not allow personal speculation or discussing unpublished work here. We discuss mainstream...
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    Graduate How is literally EVERYTHING in physics not binary?

    After some cleanup, the thread will remain closed.
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    Graduate How is literally EVERYTHING in physics not binary?

    Thread is closed for Moderation.
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    Graduate Does a moving particle count as a wave?

    Apologies if this has been asked already in this thread, but how do you apply the Wave Equation to your mass density discontinuity (your particle)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_equation
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    Other Trying to find research opportunities but I am doing something wrong

    Welcome to PF. :smile: Do you mean you are a 4th year undergraduate student? How can you graduate from a 4-year university in 2 years?
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    My glasses are giving me a neck cramp

    Time to invest in a dedicated pair of single-focus computer work glasses. Your health is worth it. :smile:
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    Retired Engineer Investigating Plasma‑Based Optical Phase Control

    Welcome to PF, Ronald. It's good to have you here. :smile:
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    Collection of Lame Jokes

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    High School A question about leverage and stability of shelf support

    From looking at typical shelf support pins, it looks like the supporting part (usually flat) extends out about the same amount as the pin that goes into the sidewall. Making the supporting part longer would not have any advantage (as long as the shelf material is strong enough), and would just...
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    Hey it’s confusedlabs

    Welcome to PF; you've come to the right place. :smile:
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    I need to lock in

    Welcome to PF; hopefully we can help you out a bit. :smile: When posting schoolwork-related questions in the Homework Help forums, be sure to show your best efforts at working the problem, and then we can provide tutorial assistance.
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    Artemis 2 launch - humans return to the Moon after 54 years

    Quick question about the Planned Loss of Signal for Artemis -- aren't there other spacecraft that could serve as relays when the direct path to Earth is blocked? Like the JWST at L2, for example?