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MATLAB Problems using integral function in Matlab
hi kreil, I'm using x0=1.1225 ,which is the same value as the limit of integration. If you try again using that value on 'integrando', you'll see the result of the integral is a negative number which doesn't make any sense to me- cacosomoza
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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MATLAB Problems using integral function in Matlab
Hi there! i have this function handle: integrando= @(x,landa,t) 1-exp(-((1/(landa*t))*((exp(-landa*x)/x)+((x-x0).*(1+landa*x0)-x0)*(exp(-landa*x0)/(x0^2))))); which as you can see using fplot(@(x) integrando(x,3,0.00063),[0 1.1225]) its value is constant (actually 1, and then starts...- cacosomoza
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- Function Integral Matlab
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Undergrad What are the Characteristics of Waves between 20 - 200 Hz?
Why don't you listen to bass frequencies of music and human voice? It's precisely that interval- cacosomoza
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Graduate Wheeler's Delayed Choice bibliography
Hi, I'm in desperate search of an article related to Interaction Free Measuremnt and Measurement Theory: John Archibald Wheeler, "The 'Past' and the 'Delayed-Choice Double-Slit Experiment'," pp 9–48, in A.R. Marlow, editor, Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Theory, Academic Press (1978)...- cacosomoza
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- Bibliography Choice Delayed choice
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate What determines frequency of oscillator in black body?
Ok, my conclusion is that I should dissolve my "photon equals electron jump" dogma and wait and study the optical properties of materials. Anyway, I liked what Drakkith said about the mechanical nature of thermal energy (vibrational modes, rotation, translation too?) I find extremely hard to...- cacosomoza
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate What determines frequency of oscillator in black body?
I'd like to recover the initial question: is it the case that black body spectrum is made up from an infinity of contributions of quantum transitions (electron, rotational modes, etc) which sum up to a continuous distribution? How complex should the chemical ingredients of the boundaries should...- cacosomoza
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Proving (x^2)>0: A Simple Guide
x belongs to R, not N, so I cannot apply induction- cacosomoza
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Graduate No Constant Solution => No periodic solution
Shall f be continuous function of two real variables. Proof that if equation x''=f(x,x') has not constant solutions, then neither it has periodic solutions.- cacosomoza
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- Constant Periodic
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Proving (x^2)>0: A Simple Guide
Pretty simple, how do I prove (x^2)>0 ?- cacosomoza
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Graduate Infinite Variance VS Zero Variance
Hi there, this is caco, I´m a new user from planet Earth. I´m studying Information Theory and lately It seems that I live in a fractal ocean of gaussian distributions... I do know that zero variance processes relate to Dirac´s delta distribution, my favourite mathematical artifact ever...- cacosomoza
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- Infinite Variance Zero
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics