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Graduate How to use the Newton-Raphson method while keeping the sum constant?
Question: How to find solutions using Newton-Raphson method with keeping the sum of solutions? I am currently working on solving a high-dimensional equation to obtain accurate solutions using the Newton-Raphson method, which I have implemented in Python. However, my problem requires that the...- K-Manu
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- Numerical analysis Python
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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How to synchronize the RF source having delay over time?
Sorry to what I didn't mention about detaill information, (because I thought it was not essential.) An RF power generator is used for gas discharge, and I wanna measure its characteristic it (via electrical probe) at the specific moment (<10 ns) in an RF period. Thus I wanna insert the external...- K-Manu
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to synchronize the RF source having delay over time?
I'm using the RF(13.56 MHz) power generator (power supply) having delay, and I wanna synchronize RF signal what I made using digital delay generator with power generator to make a pulse signal as used to external trigger.- K-Manu
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to synchronize the RF source having delay over time?
I want to synchronize the RF power supply (having jitter or delay over temp/time) to RF reference frequency with a digital delay generator, and I thought of two ways. 1) phase locked loop: it is commonly used for synchronizing the high-frequency signal, but as I know it is proper for a periodic...- K-Manu
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- Oscilloscope Rf Synchronization
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Graduate How do I calculate the rate constant units for excitation by electron impact?
Hi, I struggle to calculate the unit of the rate constant that is [m^3/sec] rate constant of excitation by electron impact is as follows: where, e=charge of electron [Coulomb], me=mass of electron [kg], ε=energy [eV], σe(ε)=cross section for electron impact [m^2], f(ε)=electron energy...- K-Manu
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- Chemistry Unit
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad What is this notation D|(n;n')|, and how to solve it?
I read the books which you recommanded. But, E. Hill is who found the ways to calculate the intensities of diatomic molecules. Thus, I need to understand his paper, not other. Thank you for answer.- K-Manu
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad What is this notation D|(n;n')|, and how to solve it?
I'm a beginner in the quantum mechanic and reading E. hill's paper explaining the intensity distribution of the doublet state for diatomic molecule (D->P). To calculate the intensities, D|(n;n')| and/or q(n,a,j;n'a',j') must be calculated, but I have never seen it before in linear...- K-Manu
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- Notation
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- Forum: Quantum Physics