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Graduate Electron Deposition and Object Deflection
Well, I thought I read that a typical M-16 round can travel at about 920 m/s; that was what I originally had in mind. I mentioned 6 km/s because if you can move that a significant amount, you can easily deal with the other. At the very least, the idea would be decent science fiction fodder. :)- FourierFaux
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Electron Deposition and Object Deflection
I was thinking that the separation between the pulses could be used to give a frequency. It's true that a single pulse could be used to detect doppler shift, but do you think that a projectile would be significantly blue shifted to easily detect? I wasn't sure, that's why I thought a pulsed...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Electron Deposition and Object Deflection
Thanks for responding to me! Sorry, I wasn't clear. The frequency I was referring to was not the frequency of the electromagnetic radiation, I was assuming that frequency would be fixed; something in the radio band. If one is releasing multiple waveforms in succession and counting the rate...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Electron Deposition and Object Deflection
A Big Problem: (a) sub-problem 1: Assuming that a radio transmitter emits a radial pulse 'K' times a second, what would that frequency need to be in order to detect the doppler shift of an object traveling a 6000 m/s? (b) sub-problem 2: If one had a cathode ray source which was outputting an...- FourierFaux
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- Deflection Deposition Electron
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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How much Computer Science do physicists learn?
Physicists tend to learn as much computer programming as the physicists care to. Many of them are self-taught on some level. Self-teaching a subject seems to have a randomizing effect on the precise skills one develops. If, for instance, the physicist found that they were really interested in...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Is the Error Building Cuba-2.1 Causing Faulty Outputs?
Oh... I didn't realize that it would do that. Sorry. :redface:- FourierFaux
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Is the Error Building Cuba-2.1 Causing Faulty Outputs?
It's probably not anything that you need to worry about. If it produced the library and the executable that you need, then it's fine. Taken from a website describing the 'gcc make' Error codes: [foo] Error NN’ ‘[foo] signal description’ These errors are not really make errors at all. They...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Fortran Help with a very simple fortran program.
"Do loops". Pseudo code: ! This defines your vector/matrix size. parameter (N = 2) real MatrixA(N,N) real V(N), SolV(N) ! Rand stuff ! ! You fill in the blank ! Init Matrix do j = 1, N do i = 1, N MatrixA(i,j) = rand() end do end do ! Init Vector do i = 1,N...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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What steps can I take to jumpstart my career in CFD?
I have taken several classes related to CFD. Although I come from a physics background the classes have been/are from the Mechanical Engineering department. Note: These are questions you ask yourself, don't answer them for me: 1) Can you solve the heat equation? a) Can you do...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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The State of Being a Professor - an insider's view
Isn't this a bit dangerous, though? Most people go to a University to gain an education. At the moment, an undergraduate education is a truly expensive investment. Wouldn't treating academia like a business make it more damaging to a student's bottom line? Let's imagine that by some chance...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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What steps can I take to jumpstart my career in CFD?
I'm interested in seeing the responses here too.- FourierFaux
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Is Becoming a Growth Investor in Startups Worth the Risk?
As I understand things, a "growth investor" is someone who invests in a brand new, untested company and hopes to get a high return on their investment. Pros: High Payoff "Principle Investment can double?/triple?/exponentiate? if the company succeeds." Cons: High Risk "All money invested in...- FourierFaux
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- Growth
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Masters vs Experience: Electrical Engineering Undergraduate
Also understand that lisab and JakeBrodskyPE likely have an order of magnitude or two greater experience than I do. Their thoughts and opinions regarding how the real world works are more realistic from my own. :)- FourierFaux
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Masters vs Experience: Electrical Engineering Undergraduate
Experience will make you a better Electrical Engineer, but having a Masters will give the company you work for one more excuse to not lay you off, I would imagine. This thread needs more input than mine...- FourierFaux
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Do Intel, AMD, and Nvidia really support OpenCL?
GPU Computing Gems Emerald Edition: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0123849888/?tag=pfamazon01-20 --- Should be a fantastic resource. Programming Massively Parallel Processors: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0123814723/?tag=pfamazon01-20 --- This introduces you to the concepts of parallel...- FourierFaux
- Post #5
- Forum: Programming and Computer Science