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A Quick Question on Compton Scattering
Thanks for the quick reply. Note - I'm going to change theta to x so I can avoid LaTeX complications. Similarly, I'm going to change lambda to a and lambda-prime to b. First, I rearranged the equation to make cos(x) the subject: (b - a) = h/mc (1 - cos(x)) (b - a)mc/h = 1 - cos(x)...- j-e_c
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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A Quick Question on Compton Scattering
[b]1. A photon of wavelength 1.000nm is scattered by a muon initially at rest. What is the deflection angle of the photon if its wavelength after scattering is 1.001nm? Homework Equations \lambda^{'} - \lambda = \frac{h}{mc} (1 - cos(\vartheta) Assume that the mass of the muon is 200 times...- j-e_c
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- Compton scattering Scattering
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Undergrad Standing Wave Equation: Exploring Y = 2Asin(\omegat)cos(kx)
It's OK, I've solved it now.- j-e_c
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Standing Wave Equation: Exploring Y = 2Asin(\omegat)cos(kx)
My lecturer said that a standing wave is formed when two waves that travel in the opposite have the same frequency. He said that if the waves are y1 and y2, then the resulting wave y can be given as the sum: y = y1 + y2. y = Asin(\omegat - kx) + Asin(\omegat + kx). (1) Where the...- j-e_c
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- Standing wave Wave Wave equation
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Undergrad Please describe elastic hysteresis in plain English
I've tried looking on various websites to find a definition I can understand but every website describes it differently, even the online dictionaries. I have also tried looking in my Y&F University Physics. I just don't <i>understand</i> what elastic hysteresis is because most descriptions don't... -
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Angular acceleration and it's mass dependancy
I have no way of knowing. This question is from a university past paper for which there is no mark scheme. That's why I posted it here really.- j-e_c
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Hydraulic Pressure in a Neutron Star
OK, I've got it, thanks RoyalCat!- j-e_c
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Hydraulic Pressure in a Neutron Star
Thanks, for your reply. Here is my second attempt: dP = - \rhogdh \frac{dP}{dh} = -\rhog \int\frac{dP}{dh}dh = \int-\rhogdh P = -\rhoGM\int\frac{1}{r^{2}}dh between 10000 and 9950 P = -\rhoGM [\frac{1}{r}] 10000...9950 = -\rhoGM [\frac{1}{10000}-\frac{1}{9950}] =3.14x10^{31} Pa I...- j-e_c
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Hydraulic Pressure in a Neutron Star
Homework Statement Assuming a neutron star is made from an incompressible material, what is the hydraulic pressure 50m below the surface? Mass = 1.98x10^30kg Radius = 10km 2. The attempt at a solution g=GM/r^2 = (6.67x10^-11 x 1.98x10^30)/ 10000^2 = 1.32x10^12 m/s^2 P=P_{0} + \rhogh Pa...- j-e_c
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- Neutron Neutron star Pressure Star
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Angular acceleration and it's mass dependancy
Homework Statement A wooden door is closed by applying a perpendicular force to it. If the magnitude of the force is constant and takes 2 seconds for the door to close, how long would it take to close the door with the same amount of force, in the same manner, if the door was made of a...- j-e_c
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- Acceleration Angular Angular acceleration Mass
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Gyroscopes, moment of inertia, rotational energy and friction.
Homework Statement A gyroscope consists of a solid disk of diameter 1m and mass 100kg mounted on an axis passing through the center of mass of the disk. (a) Calculate the moment of inertia of the disk about its rotational axis. (b) What is the kinetic energy of rotation of the disk if its...- j-e_c
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- Energy Friction Gyroscopes Inertia Moment Moment of inertia Rotational Rotational energy
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