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Faraday's law for an infinite magnetic field slab
Its a problem I thought up myself. The magnetic field extends out to infinity in two directions (say x and y) and it points in the third direction (z).- ehrenfest
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Faraday's law for an infinite magnetic field slab
Homework Statement The magnitude of an infinite slab of uniform magnetic field is increased. What is the electric field induced by Faraday's Law Homework Equations \nabla \times \mathbf{E} = -\frac{\partial \mathbf{B}}{\partial t} The Attempt at a Solution Choose any point inside...- ehrenfest
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- Faraday's law Field Infinite Law Magnetic Magnetic field
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How Does Mass Distribution Affect the Frequency of a Physical Pendulum?
Marion and Thornton derive that principle for any system of particles that obeys the weak form of Newton's third law (that forces are equal and opposite). Is the weak form of Newton's third law violated here?- ehrenfest
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How Does Mass Distribution Affect the Frequency of a Physical Pendulum?
Homework Statement A long, straight, and massless rod pivots about one end in a vertical plane. In configuration I, two small identical masses are attached to the free end; in configuration II, one mass is moved to the center of the rod. What is the ratio of the frequency of small oscillations...- ehrenfest
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- Frequency Pendulum Physical Physical pendulum
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Difference between physics and chemistry
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Difference between physics and chemistry
What is the difference between physics and chemistry? How would you explain it to someone who has studied graduate level physics and chemistry but has never heard of the terms "physics" or "chemistry"? -
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Good graduate computational physics programs?
I'd prefer the US. Quantum probably.- ehrenfest
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Good graduate computational physics programs?
I have the same question.- ehrenfest
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Safe Methods for Transmitting Sensitive Data: Info Security
Let's say someone gets my credit card number and uses it to make expensive purchases. If I can prove that I did not make these purchases, do I still have to pay the charges? I think I don't, but then does the credit card company have to pay the business at which the purchases where made? If the...- ehrenfest
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Safe Methods for Transmitting Sensitive Data: Info Security
Which of the following means of communications is it safe to transmit sensitive data such as a credit card number or a social security number through: 1) cell phone 2) landline phone 3) fax 4) snail mail ? I have been trying to use google to get an answer to this question, but that did...- ehrenfest
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- Information Security
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Sustainable Computing: Is it Practical for Everyone?
Interesting. Have you also considered the amount of energy that goes into producing/ recycling computers? That is, have you considered the entire computer life cycle? All of the hardware inside a computer is very very artificial so I imagine it takes a lot of energy to produce. Sure that is only...- ehrenfest
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Sustainable Computing: Is it Practical for Everyone?
I mean if everyone in the world wanted to use a computer as much as e.g. Americans do. Can we supply enough energy for that? Can we supply enough energy for that while not destroying the environment or the planet? My worry is that it seems unfair for Americans to use computers as much as we do...- ehrenfest
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Sustainable Computing: Is it Practical for Everyone?
How sustainable is computing? I spend several hours working on a computer each day and I am worried that this practice is not sustainable and/or not scalable to the entire world population. What do you guys think?- ehrenfest
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- Computing
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Do you think writing in cursive is going out of style?
Whenever I write in cursive I have kind of a bias to not use words that contain an i or a t or a j because I have to go back and complete those letters. :) When I do use words that have a t, I have a tendency to just draw a line over the entire word, crossing my ls as well as my ts. When I do...- ehrenfest
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- Forum: Art, Music, History, and Linguistics
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Do you think writing in cursive is going out of style?
Do you think writing in cursive is going out of style? I heard someone say today that they might stop teaching it because everyone seemed to be writing in the standard, non-cursive way or just using a computer and not really writing by hand at all very much. There are some disadvantages to...- ehrenfest
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- Writing
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- Forum: Art, Music, History, and Linguistics