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How to deal with non fixed springs?
Hello In every physics book they explain how to compute the force that a spring exert if one of its ends is fixed to a wall (or equivalent) and the other end is compressed or stretched. But how to deal with the problem if both ends are 'free'. For example, suppose you have two blocks...- girolamo
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A gentle textbook of complex analysis?
Thank you, Calculus with Complex Numbers, by Reade, is what I was needing!- girolamo
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A gentle textbook of complex analysis?
Kreyszig's seems good for reference, but not for learning the topics.- girolamo
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A gentle textbook of complex analysis?
Is there a gentle textbook of complex analysis? Something equivalent to Larson's Calculus (or Stewart's). I have Schaum's Outline of Complex Variables (Spiegel-Lipschutz), and it's not bad.- girolamo
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- Analysis Complex Complex analysis Textbook
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Graduate How Can I Find the Power Series Representation of the Given Integral Function?
Hi, I'm trying to find the series representation of f(x)=\int_{0}^{x} \frac{e^{t}}{1+t}dt . I have found it ussing the Maclaurin series, differenciating multiple times and finding a pattern. But I think it must be an eassier way, using the power series of elementary functions. I know that... -
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Undergrad Infinitesimal volume using differentials
Hi, I don't understand why in some texts they put that infinitesimal volume dV = dx dy dz. If V = x y z, infinitesimal volume should be dV = y z dx + x z dy + x y dz, by partial differentiation. Thanks