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Graduate Equation for the resolving power of a microscope?
Hi I'm reading through a Quantum Mechanics textbook called Quantum Mechanics by Book by Alastair I. M. Rae and in the opening chapter it talks about the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and talks about how a measurement of position of a particle causes an uncertainty from the momentum due to the...- Generic Turtle
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- Approximation Lens Microscope Power Resolution
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Graduate What is a phase transition in the context of an ising glass?
The wikipedia article mentions that the model allows for "phase transitions" but doesn't specify what it means by this? What is a phase transition in the context of an ising spin glass? Is it when the mathematical model of a magnet, changes from solid to liquid? In this paper...- Generic Turtle
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- Glass Phase Phase transition Transition
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Undergrad Double slit experiment (geometric maths problem)
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Undergrad Double slit experiment (geometric maths problem)
I understand the experiment and the trigonometry involved except for one statement. Why is BP-AP=BD in this diagram http://www.citycollegiate.com/interference2.htm How do you know this/ work it out. Many thanks- Generic Turtle
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- Double slit Double slit experiment Experiment Slit
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Graduate Physical interpretation of Force=power/velocity
Oh dear I feel super dumb now :O Thank you though :)- Generic Turtle
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Graduate Physical interpretation of Force=power/velocity
I understand the derivation of the equation Force=power/velocity, but I'm not sure I quite understand the physical interpretation of this. If you had a constant force acting on a particle in a vacuum, then it would gain velocity and as it did so the power would have to go down for the force to...- Generic Turtle
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- Interpretation Physical
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How Does Quantum Mechanics Apply in Nanotechnology?
Yo all! I'm a third year electrical and electronic engineering student and I'm specialising in nanotechnology which means I've started learning quantum mechanics. I'm sure I will have things I won't understand and will need help with and I'm also looking forward to seeing if I can help people...- Generic Turtle
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