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    Tracing a laser pointer with IR camera

    Hi! thanks for the quick answer! That's what I thought would happen! I was wondering, however, if there was any way to predict* for how long you could pick up the trace from the laser after it hit the ground - which would be essential for calculating relative movement... *based on material...
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    Tracing a laser pointer with IR camera

    Hi! a very basic question that probably has a simple answer: would it be possible to trace a laser moving over a generic surface such as a wooden floor with an IR camera? The idea would be to calculate relative movement based on that... If I'm not clear enough feel free to follow up with a...
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    Calculate forces acting on liquid film

    Dear all fellow physicists, I am struggling with the following fluid mechanics problem: considering a liquid film in an "equilibrium" position between two plane walls, I am trying to define the forces acting on the liquid. Most importantly, gravity is pulling down on the liquid with Fg = m* g...
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    Relationship between stress and density

    @SteamKing given birefringence and from Maxwell's eqn. with \mu≈1 and εr=n2 I am trying to use the C-M formula to compute the refractive index given a volume change due to a force applied on the structure/object... I'll work on it and see if it fits the experimental data... Thank you for...
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    Relationship between stress and density

    Hi, we are working on a problem involving stress-induced birefringence... since the dielectric constant of a substance can be put in relation with its density (Clausius-Mossotti relation) it would have been interesting to be able to link a "change in density" due to stress to a change in the...
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    Relationship between stress and density

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    Relationship between stress and density

    Hi everyone, I am curious as to whether it is possible to calculate the difference in density due to applied (mechanical) stress on an object. E.g.: apply a controlled force of, say, 50 N on a structure, calculate the mechanical stress in the object with sigma = M/I * z and then go on from...
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