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MATLAB Fortran 90 vs Matlab: Comparing Program Speed
I am using the compiler Plato. I have also tried with Scite. My operating system is Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 1. (64 bits). Any suggestion?- EliotHijano
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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MATLAB Fortran 90 vs Matlab: Comparing Program Speed
Thanks for the answer minger. I have tried those changes, and althought they sightly improve the speed, it is still a lot slower than matlab. The code in fortran now looks like this: program D2D IMPLICIT NONE integer, parameter::NxL=11 integer, parameter::NyL=9 integer...- EliotHijano
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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MATLAB Fortran 90 vs Matlab: Comparing Program Speed
Hello. I am trying to translate a program written in MATLAB to a fortran code and I have found out that the fortran code is slower. I couldn't believe it so I decided to do a simple program in fortran 90 and MATLAB in order to be sure. The code in MATLAB is: function D2D() Nx=2^11...- EliotHijano
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- Fortran Matlab
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Master in Physics vs. Bachelors in Engineering?
Hello, I am a student of physics and I decided some time ago that I wanted to do a Masters Degree in Theoretical Physics. I have applied for 4 universities and I have already been admitted in three of them. The universities are the following: -Perimeter Institute -McGill -Amsterdam...- EliotHijano
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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How to predic the possible values of Lx
Maybe it is usefull for anybody to see the process. Look at the pdf.- EliotHijano
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to predic the possible values of Lx
Thank you Count Iblis, that was the answer, I did it before reading this, but thank you anyway! the answer was 3/16 If i remember correctly.- EliotHijano
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to predic the possible values of Lx
Hello, I would like to ask you something about angular momentum in quantum mechanics; If I know that when t=0, my wave function is \Psi=\Upsilon^{m}_{l} and l=3 and m=0, How can I calculate the probability of getting the value \hbar meassuring L_{x}?- EliotHijano
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Schrodinger Equation for a central 2D potential
Thank you very much clem, that will be really useful for me.- EliotHijano
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Schrodinger Equation for a central 2D potential
Hello, I would like to ask something about central potentials. When I am working in 3D, I haven´t got any problem solving the Schrödinger equation since I use the following change of variables: -\frac{\hbar^{2}}{2m}\nabla^{2}\Psi+V(r)\Psi=E\Psi \Psi=\frac{\chi}{r} With this change of...- EliotHijano
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- 2d Potential Schrödinger Schrodinger equation
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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What are some tips for getting accepted into summer programs for physics?
Thanks for your answer Choppy. Yes, You understand wright, I am an undergraduate student, and my career has 5 courses (meant to be studied in 5 years) but I have completed 4 courses in only two years. Maybe the reason why I am being rejected is that my experience as an undergraduate student...- EliotHijano
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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What are some tips for getting accepted into summer programs for physics?
Hello, I would like to ask you some questions relating summer programs in physics. I have applied for several programs this year and one by one, I am being rejected in all of them. I don't know why this happens, my marks are really good, and I have studied four courses of the physical sciences...- EliotHijano
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- Programs Summer
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Undergrad Differential equation what going on?
Hey James dx/dt= xt dx/x = t·dt Ln(x) = (t^2)/2 + K x=e t2 /2 +K = e K · e t2 /2 If we say that e^K = C then; x= C·e t2 /2 I hope it helps- EliotHijano
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Physics Is it too late to pursue a PhD in physics at 29?
Too old being 29? Where I live, people start their career at 18, then they spend 5 years studying it, so they start their Ph.D. when they are 22. If you spend 6 years doing a Ph.D. then you will finish when you are 28! So, to sum up, I think 29 is a normal age!- EliotHijano
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance