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Graduate Helmholtz Theorem on Decomposition of Vectors
Does anyone know anything about this? I got a look at wolfram.com and I didnt get much. I would like to prove that in fact, any divergenceless vector field can be decompose in a toroidal part and a poloidal part. And I think the proof of this is somehow related with this theorem...- Gonçalo
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- Decomposition Helmholtz Theorem Vectors
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Hints in Tangential Geostrophy?
Thanks Andre. By the way, do you know where can I get the full articles, besides the abstracts? That one of the 3 portuguese scientists looks interesting for me.- Gonçalo
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Hints in Tangential Geostrophy?
Anyone could give me some hints in Tangential Geostrophy? Websites, papers, anything... Cheers!- Gonçalo
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Mathematica Creating Executable Files with Mathematica (Wolfram)
Is it possible to make executable files with Mathematica (wolfram)? Or do I always have to have the program to run it?!- Gonçalo
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- files Mathematica
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Top Recommended Science Sites for Learning and Research
I wonder what kind of Science Sites people woud recommend. I often use http://wolfram.com/ which gives me a great deal of insight in most of the tecnical problems I have, as well as lots of information in other general knowledge subjects.- Gonçalo
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- Research Science
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Undergrad Why Do Astronomers Relate Star Distance to Universe Age?
Question When astronomers find a new star, say 15 billion light years away, why do they immediately relate that distance with the age of the Universe (the distance to the Big Bang point)? --->cause if the Universe were like a balloon, and the Earth and the star were in the the...- Gonçalo
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- Star
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad Age of Universe: Dist. to Big Bang vs New Star
Question When astronomers find a new star, say 15 billion light years away, why do they immediately relate that distance with the age of the Universe (the distance to the Big Bang point)? --->cause if the Universe were like a balloon, and the Earth and the star were in the the surface of...- Gonçalo
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- Age Universe
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics