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Mathematical model of a phenomenon
@Chestermiller post in this thread helped me a lot: https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...roach-think-of-a-problem.712959/#post-4521833 Do you have a different strategy to develop a mathematical model of a physical system?- EdColider
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Mathematical model of a phenomenon
I think i did not use the right words. I am from Brasil. Sorry for the bad english. What I want to understand is how someone understand physical systems mathematically.- EdColider
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Mathematical model of a phenomenon
which part you did not understand?- EdColider
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Mathematical model of a phenomenon
I want to know how can I begin to exercise the representation of a phenomenon in a mathematical model.- EdColider
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How does the expansion of the universe work?
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How does the expansion of the universe work?
I understand that we can always add 1 more item to a list. What I can't understand is how does someone calculate the variation of something infinity. -
How does the expansion of the universe work?
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How does the expansion of the universe work?
How does universe expansion work? I thought that the universe was infinite and the celestial corps were getting further distance from each other. If the universe is infinite, how does someone calculate something when infinity is getting bigger? From a reference point? Is the rate of expansion... -
Exploring the World of Physics with a Student Perspective
Hello, Guys. My name is Eduardo and I'm a physics student. I hope we can share a lot of information with each other! :)- EdColider
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