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Graduate Polynomial system, apparently for real champs
Hi, I have now been working for a couple of days on the following system without finding any real clue... Could someone give me a help? If there wouldn't be any mathematical way to solve (we never know), could someone detail me how to solve it programmatically? In advance, many thanks... -
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Graduate Polynomial system, apparently for real champs
Hi, I have now been working for a couple of days on the following system without finding any real clue... Could someone give me a help? If there wouldn't be any mathematical way to solve (we never know), could someone detail me how to solve it programmatically? In advance, many thanks...- boeledi
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- Polynomial System
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Solving for 2 Unknowns with 3 Equations and Sine Functions
Sorry, based on your question, I did my calculations again and ... The real system is: -x + y + z + 2A sin(y-z) = C -x + y - z + 2A sin(x-z) = C x + y - z + 2A sin(x-y) = C where A and C are constant. Could you please help me?- boeledi
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Undergrad Solving for 2 Unknowns with 3 Equations and Sine Functions
Could someone help me find the solution of this ? x - y + z - 2 A sin(y+z) = C -x - y - z - 2 A sin(x+z) = C -x + y + z - 2 A sin(x+y) = C Where C and A are constant ? Many thanks- boeledi
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate Solving 3 Pendulums Problem: Find t <> t0
HELP. I need to find a solution to the following problem. 3 totally independent pendulums oscillate with 3 distinct pulsations. There is no mention of any gravity, ... => the motion is infinite. The 3 pendulums have the very same amplitude (A). We then consider the following equation...- boeledi
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- Forum: Differential Equations