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Curl of a vector using indicial notation
I'm not sure that I have the grasp on the meaning of it, which is why I'm having the problem. I think that the components of the alternating tensor look like \begin{bmatrix} \epsilon_{111}A_{1,1} &\epsilon_{112}A_{1,2} &\epsilon_{113}A_{3,1} \\ \epsilon_{121}A_{1,2} &\epsilon_{122}A_{2,2}...- jbrisby
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Curl of a vector using indicial notation
I edited the equation so maybe it'll make more sense. I'm not sure how to show that the cross product is transformed into the alternating tensor form.- jbrisby
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Curl of a vector using indicial notation
Homework Statement A.) Show that \epsilon_{ijk}A_{k,j} represents the curl of vector A_k B.) Write the expression in indicial nottation: \triangledown \cdot \triangledown \times A 2. The attempt at a solution I'm hoping that if I can get help on part A.) it will shed light on...- jbrisby
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Assistance with adaptive time step for Dormand Prince Method
Yeah it is the one that MATLAB uses but my prof wants me to write my own as a "learning opportunity"... heh. And no worries I know it's a pain debugging other people's code. I think my problem is something with choosing the correct difference at the end. difv and difp both give an 11x3 matrix...- jbrisby
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Assistance with adaptive time step for Dormand Prince Method
Homework Statement I am trying to create a MATLAB program that propagates the solar system when given initial velocity and position. I have successfully implemented a Runge-Kutta 4th order integrator but would like to see the difference when moving to an adaptive time step method. I think my...- jbrisby
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