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Fortran Fortran Simple Harmonic Oscillator Problem
I just figured that conceptually the spring would compress to a point and never allow the particles to move past one another, mathematically I see how its possible but doesn't that just mean I'm modelling the physical situation inaccurately?- Dylicious
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Fortran Fortran Simple Harmonic Oscillator Problem
Hello fellow computer physics nerds, I'm trying to write a program to plot the positions of the three particles connected by two springs (one dimensional) in Fortran 90. I have a main program block and a module that calls a PGPLOT. My problem is that the positions of the second and third...- Dylicious
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- Fortran Harmonic Harmonic oscillator Oscillator Simple harmonic oscillator
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Comp Sci What is the error in my Towers of Hanoi Fortran 90 program using recursion?
Homework Statement Write a Towers of Hanoi program in Fortran 90 using a subroutine. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution hello all Ive been trying to write a simple Towers of Hanoi problem in FORTRAN 90 dealing with recursion. Ive got my program to compile but it...- Dylicious
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- Fortran
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Electric Potential Of Charged Finite Rod
I see, I integrated assuming P1 to be the origin, 0, and then from d to 3d and got lambda*K*ln(3) ! Thank You!- Dylicious
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Electric Potential Of Charged Finite Rod
Homework Statement A thin rod extends along the z-axis from z=-d to z=d, carrying uniformly distributed charge along it's length with charge density lambda. Calculate the potential at P1 on the z-axis with coordinates (0,0,2d). Then find an equal potential at point P2 somewhere on the x-axis...- Dylicious
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- Charged Electric Electric potential Finite Potential Rod
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help