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Vector Calculus: Level curves and insulated boundaries
Then, errr, isn't that what I wrote?- end3r7
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Vector Calculus: Level curves and insulated boundaries
Need help checking if my reasoning is sound for this. Homework Statement Isobars are lines of constant temperature. Show that isobars are perpendicular to any part of the boundary that is insulated. Homework Equations u(t,\underline{X}) is the temperature at time t and spatial...- end3r7
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- Calculus Curves Vector Vector calculus
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NASA NASA Scientists Make Magnetic Fields Visible, Beautiful
http://gizmodo.com/5012347/nasa-scientists-make-magnetic-fields-visible-beautiful http://gizmodo.com/assets/images/gizmodo/2008/06/magnetic_movie_1.jpg- end3r7
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- Fields Magnetic Magnetic fields Nasa
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Is Identity Death Possible Through Brain Damage?
Alright, I'll need some help formulating this, since my writing tends to be... well... just not very eloquent and representative of my thoughts. I don't believe in soul, afterlife, or other nonsense. I think our self, our consciousness, is a function of our complex brains. For what...- end3r7
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- Death Identity Loss Self
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Physics Docs: Recommendations on Cosmology, Astronomy & Theory
Wow, keep them coming guys! And I hate to hijack the thread, but any documentaries, not necessarily physics but any philosophy, science and mathematics would be most welcome! Thanks a bunch, it's amazing how satellite has nearly 500+ channels and nothing on.- end3r7
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Graduate Will humans ever really understand why the universe exists?
I think we are reading too much into the question, personally (granted we are in the philosophy forum). When I read the thread title, I was thinking along the lines of "How did the universe come about?", essentially origin of the universe stuff, etc. I don't know if we will ever know this... -
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Good Cartoons: Fun and Educational
The Spectacular Spider-Man is pretty wicked. I used to watch Dexter's Lab, Garfield and Friends, and Cowboy Bebop... but not much else, I don't think.- end3r7
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- Forum: General Discussion
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I bet 95% of you will miss this
Holy ****, that's hilarious.- end3r7
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Solving Transcendental Equations (and Laplace Transforms)
Although I don't like bumping threads, I want to make sure everyone sees this. In particular, I'm really curious to how I would be using Laplace Transforms to solve this problem.- end3r7
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Solving Transcendental Equations (and Laplace Transforms)
Homework Statement Given the equation H'(t) + u H(t - T) = 0 u > 0 Look for solutions of the form e^{rt} Show that these solutions are exponentially damped if e^{-1} > uT > 0 Find uT for which these solutions for r complex are oscillatory with growing, decaying, or constant amplitude. The...- end3r7
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- Laplace Laplace transforms
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Riemmann/Darboux-Integral Question
Thanks Dick, works perfectly. =)- end3r7
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Riemmann/Darboux-Integral Question
Homework Statement (i) Suppose that F is continuous on [a,b] and \int_a^b FG = 0 for all continuous functions G on [a,b]. Prove that F = 0. (ii) Suppose now that G(a) = G(b) = 0. Does it again follow that F must be identically zero?Homework Equations Let P be any partition of [a,b] Upper...- end3r7
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Valid application of Weierstrass Test?
Well, forget the Weierstrass test then... If one is uniformly Cauchy, wouldn't that make the toher essentially uniformly Cauchy as well?- end3r7
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Valid application of Weierstrass Test?
It would seem so Homework Statement If \sum\limits_{n = 1}^{\inf } {|{f(n,x)}|} is uniformly convergent on [a,b], then is \sum\limits_{n = 1}^{\inf } {{f(n,x)}} uniformly convergent. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I said yes. And just applied the...- end3r7
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- Application Test
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I badly in yet another uniform convergence problem
Isn't that simply going to come out to x/2 then? So it should still work correct? (The limit function is not continuous, since it's greater than or equal to 1/2 at 1, and not 0)- end3r7
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help