Recent content by Hoeni

You are right, didn't think about it. I never posted my answer, doubt I still have it. Good job!

Haha, thank you! but I posted this question in 2009 and as I remember correctly was able to figure it out in the end and hand in my exercises. To save you some time, next time check the data of the post! Cheers

As I said: "The direction of V1 is the z-axis in the coordinate system of V2" This was kind of the whole point of the question considering what I said about the freely jointed chain. But I think I might have solved it, I used x2,y2,z2 ( derived from t2, a, and f2) and with some geometry I...

Hi, I am trying to simulate a freely jointed chain polymer to do that I want to put several rods (length a) on top of each other but with different angles. My problem is like this I have a vector(1) and at the end of this vector(1) I put another vector(2), the z-axis of this vector(2)'s...

Homework Statement Derive the Oseen tensor from the Navier-Stokes equation, Consider an incompressible fluid where the velocity field \vec{v}(\vec{r},t) is given by \nabla.\vec{v}=0 (1) Assume inertia forces are negligible. Homework Equations The Navier-Stokes eq becomes...