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Binder cumulant g as a function of temperature
How do i do ? i still have no idea of how to find it- Firben
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Binder cumulant g as a function of temperature
Im still stuck atm- Firben
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Binder cumulant g as a function of temperature
Homework Statement Im doing a MC simulation with the ising model 2D. How can i calculate the Binder cumulant g as a function of temperature. To calculate the Binder cumulant, i will perform a scaling analysis f (finite scale scaling). Homework Equations U_L = 1 – { M^(4)_L / [ 3.(M^(2)_L)^2 ]...- Firben
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- Function Temperature
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Monte Carlo Simulation, Ising model in 2D
I solved it- Firben
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Find the phase velocity of the wave (Plasma Physics)
Im still stuck, why do i get a different answer ?- Firben
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Find the phase velocity of the wave (Plasma Physics)
Why is my solution wrong ?- Firben
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How Does Small Angle Approximation Affect Magnetic Field Calculations?
Homework Statement I want to solve the motion equation ## m \frac {dv_z} {dt} = - μ \frac {∂B_z} {∂z} ## with small angle approximation Homework Equations ## B_z(z) = B_0 -bCos(\frac {zπ} {2L}) ## is the magnetic field in the z-direction The Attempt at a Solution Started by derive the...- Firben
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- Angle Approximation Small angle
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Find the phase velocity of the wave (Plasma Physics)
Homework Statement An electromagnetic wave with the frequency f = 1.4 GHz is propagating in the z-direction from vacuum in a plasma with the magnetic field ## B_0 = 0.1T \hat z ##. The plasma density is ## 1.0*10^{17} ## ## \frac {particles} {m^3} ##. The wave is then separated into a R- and...- Firben
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Find the phase velocity of the wave (Plasma Physics)
Homework Statement An electromagnetic wave with the frequency f = 1.4 GHz is propagating in the z-direction from vacuum in a plasma with the magnetic field B_0 = 0.1T z^. The plasma density is 1.0*10^17 particles/m^3. The wave is the separated into a R- and L-wave in the plasma. Homework...- Firben
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- Phase Phase velocity Physics Plasma physics Velocity Wave Wave frequency
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Monte Carlo Simulation, Ising model in 2D
Someone that knows what iam missing ?- Firben
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Monte Carlo Simulation, Ising model in 2D
No, I am still stuck atm. Cant get any reasonable graph. Is there someone that have done this type of simulation before ?- Firben
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Monte Carlo Simulation, Ising model in 2D
Homework Statement Lo,Im stuck on how to retrieve the specific heat capacity from an MC simulation, with the metropolis algorithm. I want my graph to look something like this: https://i.stack.imgur.com/NXeXs.png Homework Equations C_v = ((<E^2>-<E>^2)/T^2 The Attempt at a Solution My code is...- Firben
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- 2d Ising model Model Monte carlo Monte carlo simulation Simulation
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Dispersion Relations in Cold Plasma waves
Yes i know. But i still don't see why S^2−D^2≠1 has to be the case. And why is the plasma frequency wrong ?- Firben
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Dispersion Relations in Cold Plasma waves
Ok A high frequency electromagnetic wave in a cold magnetized plasma with the density n_0 is polarized with the electromagnetic field in the same direction as the magnetic field B_0 = B_0z^. Namely E^~ = E_0exp(i(kx-ωt))z^ 1) Determine the dispersion relation for the wave 2) Determine the...- Firben
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Dispersion Relations in Cold Plasma waves
Homework Statement Im stuck on a old exam in plasma physics. It is about how to determine dispersion relations for high frequency waves in cold plasma's. I'm not sure how they do in the solution manual. Homework Equations B = B_0z^ E = E_0exp(i(kx-wt))z^ The Attempt at a Solution The...- Firben
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- Cold Dispersion Plasma Relations Waves
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