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Difficult function of a function problem
ok i'll try that, thanks- contempquant
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Difficult function of a function problem
* \frac{\partial{E_0}(\bar{r})}{\partial{Z}}- contempquant
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Difficult function of a function problem
so the differential of \frac{\partial{E_0}(\bar{r})}{\partial{Z} is just one? how do i do the differential, \frac{\partial{E_0}(\bar{r})}{\partial{E}(\bar{r}) }? as it's taken w.r.t the starting function?- contempquant
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Difficult function of a function problem
well that's the thing because \bar{r} isn't defined in the book (Milonni, Lasers) but only the scalar version of r is defined, which is as you wrote it above, r=\sqrt{x^{2}+y^{2}+R^{2}} Where z=R, R is the distance along the z axis- contempquant
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Difficult function of a function problem
sorry, that third line under relevant equations: f=E(\bar{r})=E_{0}(\bar{r}) should read f=E(\bar{r})=E_{0}(\bar{r})e^{ikz} I think that might change the answer you gave hunt_mat?- contempquant
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Difficult function of a function problem
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Difficult function of a function problem
Homework Statement I'm trying to solve a double derivative of a function of a function problem, but can't seem to be able to differentiate once. I have the formula given by the chain rule, find \frac{d}{dz}{E}(\bar{r}) when {E}(\bar{r})={E_0}(\bar{r})e^{ikz} and \bar{r} is a function of z...- contempquant
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Graduate Laser physics question about Milonni book
Hi, I have the book by Peter Milonni, Laser Physics. Does anyone who has this know what the p(z) and q(z) represent in the equation on gaussian beam solution to a 'beamlike' wave on page 282, under the chapter 7.5 "Gaussian beams"? \epsilon(\bar{r})=Ae^{ik(x^{2}+y^{2})/{2q(z)}}e^{ip(z)}...- contempquant
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Possible angles for internal gravity wave propagation
no one knows?- contempquant
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Possible angles for internal gravity wave propagation
Homework Statement Internal gravity waves are generated along the coast of Norway by the principal lunar semidiurnal surface tide (known as the M2 tide) of period 12.42 h. If the stratification frequency N is 2 x 10-3rad s-1, at which possible angles can the energy propagate with respect to...- contempquant
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- Gravity Gravity waves Internal Waves
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How Are Cos(x) and Cosh(x) Related in Mathematical Identities?
Homework Statement Homework Equations from the identities found on the internet: cos(x)=\frac{(e^{ix}+e^{-ix})}{2} and cosh(x)=\frac{(e^{x}+e^{-x})}{2} The Attempt at a Solution Assuming for the definition of cosh(x), if we take x as being equal to (ix), then surely...- contempquant
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The celebrated Hong-Ou-Mandel interferometric effect
Here is the maple file i have used if anyone wants to look...- contempquant
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The celebrated Hong-Ou-Mandel interferometric effect
Homework Statement Determine the expectation values of the product of the number operators \left\langle{N_{a_{1}}}{N_{b_{1}}}\right\rangle Explain your result. Homework Equations http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong-Ou-Mandel_effect The Attempt at a Solution I've got the...- contempquant
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