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    Hermitian and unitary show all its eigen values are ±1

    If anybody wants to know the answer http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1883453/if-a-matrix-is-both-hermitian-and-unitary-show-all-its-eigen-values-are-±1
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    Hermitian and unitary show all its eigen values are ±1

    Well I am sorry I erase the template,will not happen again. But now the main thing so that means I have no idea ,now that states my problem very well. what you are taking about I have no idea I am in first year and we just started learning these.. I guess infinite but what I meant was that...
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    Hermitian and unitary show all its eigen values are ±1

    Homework Statement If a matrix is both Hermitian and unitary show all its eigen values are ±1 Have no idea how to solve ,Have an idea what's hermitian and unitary matrix I know eigen values of hermitian matrix are real and for a unitary matrix it on a unit circle . Thanks
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    How Can I Find Eigenvalues and Normalized Eigenvectors for a Matrix?

    Homework Statement Find the eigen values and normalized eigen vectors for the matrix cosθ sinθ -sinθ cosθ 2. The attempt at a solution Well I did the eigen values hope they are correct but can't solve for eigen vectors Eigen values are λ = cosθ ± isinθ on solving for eigen vector for...
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    Percentage error in Maxwellian distribution.

    Thanks for the reply BvU. I used Maxwell's velocity distribution to compute average or mean speed Maxwell's velocity distribution dNc = 4πN(m/2πkT)3/2e-(mc2/2kT)c2dc From this I computed the average or mean speed c' = 1/N ( o ∫ ∞ cdNc) c' = √(8kT/πm) "Do you know the equation for the...
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    Percentage error in Maxwellian distribution.

    Homework Statement In computing the average kinetic energy of a molecule obeying Maxwellian distribution one use the formula ½mc2 .Calculate the percentage error incurred in the calculation. The Attempt at a Solution Here c is the average velocity of a molecule obeying Maxwellian distribution...
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    I Square of determinant is symmetric

    search for "The square of any determinant is a symmetric determinant." its determinant not determinate(I assume by determinate you mean just the real value).And all those thing you are saying I totally agree . I am 1st year student of physics honors,may be not a lot but I know a bit about linear...
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    I Square of determinant is symmetric

    No its a standard college text.there are more books which have this statement just Google the property u would find some .
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    I Square of determinant is symmetric

    Thanks fresh_42 and akeleti8 Guys I have the idea what u people are saying but have a look ,of the pic I uploaded its from the book Thanks
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    I Square of determinant is symmetric

    This property is given in my book. The square of any determinant is a symmetric determinant. Well it works when I take a determinant say 3x3 and multiply it by itself using row to row multiplication. But it fails if I multiply using row to column. Thanks
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    How to Modify Fourier's Heat Conduction Equation for a Finite Body?

    Homework Statement This is the question as it was given...no other data was given. Obtain Fourier's heat conduction equation in three dimensions in an infinite medium in steady state.What modifications will be required in case of a finite body? 2. The attempt at a solution Well I can derive 3D...
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    I Vector Triple Product: Are a & c Parallel or Collinear?

    Hi all got a confusion In many books I saw , authors used a specific statement here is it a,b,c are vectors and axb is (" a cross b") In general (axb)xc ≠ ax(bxc) but if (axb)xc = ax(bxc) solving it we get bx(axc)=0 then it implies either b is parallel to (axc) or a and c are collinear...
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    Motion problem Final velocity of a dropped stone

    @Zondrina I learned its a free choice i.e.. I can choose my positive and negative direction.. Yes it make sense that acceleration due to gravity is always downwards so that's its positive direction,but again mathematically I can choose it negative,if I see the motion in a Cartesian coordinate...
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    Motion problem Final velocity of a dropped stone

    Hi everybody I got this from a book A stone is dropped from a height of 50 m and it falls freely. Calculate the velocity of the stone when it reaches the ground. Assuming g = - 9.8 ms2 ,negative as its going downwards . Using v2 = u2 + 2a(x - x0) v2 = 02 + 2(-9.8)(-50-0) I got...
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