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Mathematica Is anyone familiar with using Atlas 2 for mathematica?
Is anyone familiar with Atlas 2 for mathematica to calculate the Riemann Tensor, Ricci Tensor, and scalar I have a metric that I need to calculate these things for. Can anyone help? I'm not too up on Mathematica either.- fu11meta1
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- Atlas General relativity Mathematica Riemann
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TOV Equation in (2+1)-dimensions for Perfect Fluids
Nevermind. I have solved it!- fu11meta1
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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TOV Equation in (2+1)-dimensions for Perfect Fluids
Homework Statement Consider a perfect fluid in a static, circularly symmetric (2+1)-dimensional spacetime. Derive the analogue of the Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkov (TOV) equation for (2+1)-dimensions Homework Equations Schwarzschild metric The Attempt at a Solution Okay. I'm trying to think...- fu11meta1
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- Carroll Sean carroll
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How do you find the killing vectors for Minkowski space?
I seem to have forgotten notation. -.- I wasn't even thinking of the covariant derivative. Thanks haha- fu11meta1
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How do you find the killing vectors for Minkowski space?
Homework Statement How do you find the killing vectors for Minkowski space(or from any metric as well)? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I'm new to GR and I'm going through Carroll's book. I've been alright so far but for some reason I just don't understand what's going on here...- fu11meta1
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- Killing vector Minkowski Vector
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2 questions--seems simple -- Heisenberg Uncertainty
I see! Thanks for your help. I read some more into it and found that it is the uncertainty. As for #2 it 135 MeV(pion). for ΔE- fu11meta1
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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2 questions--seems simple -- Heisenberg Uncertainty
Homework Statement These questions are out of Modern Physics by Tipler. I feel like I'm close to the answer but missing something small. #1: A ladybug 5mm in diameter with a mass of 1 mg being viewed through a low power magnifier with a calibrated reticule is observed to be stationary with an...- fu11meta1
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- Heisenberg Uncertainty
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Derive and Interpret the Tensor Components of h in General Relativity?
A map h: = T.(M) ---> T.(M) is defined by h(X) = X + g(U,X)U where U ε T.(M) is a fixed vector with g(U,U) = -1. i: Give an expression for the components h^i (sub) j (This is "h" with a superscript i and subscript j) of h regarded as a tensor type (1,1) ii: Prove that h^2 = h. Interpret h...- fu11meta1
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- Elementary General General relativity Relativity
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Where can I get some practice for Electrodynamics?
Hey all! I'm taking a higher level electrodynamics course this semester and next. We are using Introduction to Electrodynamics fourth edition by Griffiths. I was just wondering where I could get some practice problems outside of the book to work and boost my skills. Thanks- fu11meta1
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- Electrodynamics
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Currently doing undergraduate research, but on career path
Thanks! This is definitely helpful. I've heard a lot of physics merges with computer science. I'm not that big of a fan of computer science or coding, however I do know how to use some languages. One reason why I don't want to continue doing the first project is because I feel it does not relate...- fu11meta1
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Currently doing undergraduate research, but on career path
@WannabeNewton I have not haha. Which is the biggest problem, I understand. I don't believe my university has an undergrad GR course though- fu11meta1
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Currently doing undergraduate research, but on career path
Hey all! I am currently doing a computer science project for a scientific collaboration at an REU this summer. I am a physics student and I plan to be a researcher one day. I really do not want to continue this project for two main reasons: I simply do not know the computer science...- fu11meta1
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- Career Career path Path Research Science project Undergraduate Undergraduate research
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Biophysics: Concentration and Electric potential
Thank you, but I don't believe the problem is that in depth. Our course isn't very mathematically heavy , so it's usually basic formulas and whatnot. I just can't think of what to do -.-- fu11meta1
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Biophysics: Concentration and Electric potential
Homework Statement Consider a membrane which is permeable to a singly charged ionic species. If the concentration on one side is 25 times that of the other, what is the electric potential required to maintain a net flux of zero at 37C? Homework Equations I'm not sure: U = KQq/r flux...- fu11meta1
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- Biophysics Concentration Electric Electric potential Potential
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Astrophysics Project: Data Collection
This helps some! Thank you! I'm also looking for maybe a measure of it's luminosity and some other information- fu11meta1
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help