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How Can All Guests Stay at Hilbert's Hotel When Even Rooms Close?
Homework Statement Suppose that Hilbert's Grand HOtel is fully occupied on the day that the hotel closes all the even numbered rooms for maintenance. Show that all guests can remain at the hotel Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I am not quite sure how to solve this, my...- kraigandrews
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Darwin and relativistic kinetic energy correction for hydrogen
Homework Statement Combine the Darwin correction with the relativistic kinetic energy correction for l=0 to show that the fine structure formula: \DeltaE_{fs}= - \frac{(E^{(0)2}_{n})}{2mc^{2}}[\frac{4n}{j + 1/2}-3] remains valid for l=0 Homework Equations From a previous problem...- kraigandrews
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- Correction Energy Hydrogen Kinetic Kinetic energy Relativistic Relativistic kinetic energy
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Undergraduate CV: Tips on What to Include & What Not To
I am currently composing a CV for research positions and I have only a minimal amount research experience and I am trying to beef up my CV, and I was looking for suggestions as to what to include and what not to include. Thanks- kraigandrews
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Calculating the Electric Potential at the Center of the Rectangle
ok so U = kq1q2/a... correct? Or should I use the center of the rectangle as the radius?- kraigandrews
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Calculating the Electric Potential at the Center of the Rectangle
using V=kq1/a + kq2/a = 0... or at least I think.- kraigandrews
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Calculating the Electric Potential at the Center of the Rectangle
Homework Statement q3---a-----| | | | b | | q1---------q2 The figure shows three charges q1, q2 and q3 situated at corners of a rectangle of sides a = 15.0 cm and b = 6.0 cm. For q1 = 5.90 μC, q2 = -5.90 μC, and q3 = 1.60 μC find the electric...- kraigandrews
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- Charge Work
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Relative error definition of entropy
Homework Statement Problem-5: In the class we saw that property of additivity of the entropy for systems in thermalcontact relies on the approximation that we compute entropy of the most probable state ln(g1g2)maxinstead of full ln g(N,U) = ln(P,U1) g(N1,U1)g(N2,U −U1)). The error made turns...- kraigandrews
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- Definition Entropy Error Relative
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Calculating Electric Force on a Charge
okay so then I am not sure where I am going wrong since I know that it shouldn't cancel the charges and the distances are the same for F12 and F32 so it should be 2*F12 = F2, I am not sure what I am doing wrong here this shouuld be a fairly simple problem.- kraigandrews
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Calculating Electric Force on a Charge
F12 is negative so to the right and F32 is positive so it is to the right because Q2 is negative- kraigandrews
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Calculating Electric Force on a Charge
Homework Statement Q1-----Q2-----Q3; Q1=1.78E-6C;Q2=Q3=-Q1, r1=r2=1.82m Calculate the total force on Q2. Give your answer with a positive number for a force directed to the right. Homework Equations F= kq1q2/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution F2 = F12+F23 F12 =...- kraigandrews
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- Charge Electric Electric force Force
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Restrictions on Parameters for Oscillatory Solution in Restricted Domain
Homework Statement For the oscillatory solution (+k2) solution, suppose x is restricted to 0\leqx\leqa by requiring \psi(x)=0 and \psi(a)=0, what are the restrictions on A,B and k? Homework Equations given \psi(x)=Acos(kx)+Bsin(kx) The Attempt at a Solution so, I pretty just...- kraigandrews
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Mass of Fuel Rods for 760 MW Nuclear Reactor
So i multiplied 760MW by 31536000s to get the Energy output for one year, then do I take the energy of one fission and divide by that and multiply by 0.035 and then 0.33?- kraigandrews
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Calculating Highway Truck Length for Nuclear Bomb Yield
Nevermind I got it but thanks for the help.- kraigandrews
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Calculating Highway Truck Length for Nuclear Bomb Yield
True I was just keeping it into be more exact because the question is asking for how many trucks but how long the convoy is.- kraigandrews
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Calculating Highway Truck Length for Nuclear Bomb Yield
well there would be spacing between every truck except the first and last truck- kraigandrews
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