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Whatever's not already on first. Who do you think is first?- Koshi
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Heisenberg's Momentum-Position Uncertainty Principle
Oh, that definitely clears things up. I was actually looking for good comparable examples like these. Thank you for the quick replies! I was really stuck on this.- Koshi
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Heisenberg's Momentum-Position Uncertainty Principle
I was reading about how Heisenberg found out that it is "impossible to determine simultaneously with unlimited precision the position and momentum of a particle" (Serway/Moss/Moyer, 174) \Delta p\Delta x \geqh/2 (where h is plank's constant over 2pi.) My question is why is this true? I...- Koshi
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Heisenberg's Momentum-Position Uncertainty Principle
I was reading about how Heisenberg found out that it is "impossible to determine simultaneously with unlimited precision the position and momentum of a particle" (Serway/Moss/Moyer, 174)My question is why is this true? I read that it had something to do with the large wavenumbers \Deltak, but...- Koshi
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Inverse Laplace transformation
Yes that is what I meant to type, my mistake. I didn't even think of separating the numerator of the equation. :blushing: But I see exactly what you mean. Thank you so much for the help and the quick reply!- Koshi
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Inverse Laplace transformation
Homework Statement I'm supposed to find the inverse Laplace transformation of the following equation Homework Equations G(s) = s+1/s2+25 The Attempt at a Solution I was thinking of using one of the shifting theorems because I know that L-1 {1/s2+25} is just sin(5t) but I don't know how to...- Koshi
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Quantum Theory Book Recommendations
Thanks so much! This helps a lot. I'll definitely be looking at all of your suggestions. The book I'm using now is Modern Physics 3rd edition by Serway, Moses and Moyer. I did want something aimed a little more specifically at quantum physics though Thank you again for your suggestion!- Koshi
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Quantum Theory Book Recommendations
I wasn't really sure if here was where I should be posting such a question, but all the same; I'm currently taking a Modern Physics course and find myself struggling immensely with some of the problems and derivations, particularly when it comes to Schrödinger's equations. I was wondering...- Koshi
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- Book Book recommendations Quantum Quantum theory Theory
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No, its discovery dates back to the late 6th century when an unfortunate rider fell asleep in the saddle during a jousting tournament. Is there a sport more noble then jousting?- Koshi
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Splitting an integral with an absolute value
I was thinking I could just double the integral from 0 to \infty but because there was an x/x_0 in front and I would have to integrate by parts, I reasoned against it. I wouldn't know how else to simplify it.- Koshi
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Splitting an integral with an absolute value
Thanks for the fix. I was struggling with it :P- Koshi
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Splitting an integral with an absolute value
This is a physics problem, but I only need help with the calculus portion of it. I was having trouble figuring out how to split the integral to properly integrate. Homework Statement Homework Equations \int\stackrel{\infty}{-\infty}(x/x_0)e-2|x|/x_0dx where x_o is a constant...- Koshi
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- Absolute Absolute value Integral Splitting Value
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Little known fact: dolphins are the underlings of crows. They're the creatures we should really be concerned about. Who watches the crows?- Koshi
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Because their eyes are filled with dirt. What is filthier than dirt?- Koshi
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None. The power cord of the one taken away dragged the rest of them off the table top and onto the floor. What's red?- Koshi
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