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Solving Turbulent Flow Velocity Distribution in a Pipe
Hi Guys. I have an absurd problem and no idea to solve it. Please could you help me? \frac{u}{\hat u} = \left [ \frac{y}{R} \right ]^{1/n} = \left [1- \frac{r}{R} \right ]^{1/n} Suppose the turbulent flow velocity distribution in a pipe of Radius R can be described by the equation...- mathfied
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- Distribution Flow Pipe Turbulent flow Velocity
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Part (A)----------------------------Solving Laurent's Theorem with CRE
hmm so for part (1) u_x = v_y = -u_x AND u_y = -v_x = v_x so u and v are constant because u_x = -u_x and -v_x = v_x is that correct?- mathfied
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Part (A)----------------------------Solving Laurent's Theorem with CRE
Hi just a bit of help needed here as I don;t know where to start: Part (A) ---------------------------- Suppose f(z) = u(x,y) + iv(x,y)\;and\;g(z) = v(x,y) + iu(x,y) are analytic in some domain D. Show that both u and v are constant functions..? I guess we have to use the CRE here but...- mathfied
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Do You Prove the Derivatives of Sin and Cos Functions?
Hi. I believe this may have been addressed previously but I wanted to make sure since I don't think it was completed. Hi I know that differentiating sin = cos , and differentiating cos = -sin. Time to prove it. [SIZE="4"]Q3: Prove that: \frac{d}{{dz}}\sin z = \cos z We know the...- mathfied
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- Cos Differentiating Sin
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Verification of Steady and Unsteady Heat Equation Solutions on a Finite Interval
Hi. Thanks. I understand that I have to get the general solution in a Summation form so that I can apply the Fourier series. But I have a little difficulty on applying that new function you told me to introduce. This is how I've been taught to work out the solution: I'll try to explain...- mathfied
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Double Integrals: Sketch Region, Reverse Order & Evaluate
upload the picture in imageshack.us mate it gives a direct link to the picture. good site for hosting pics.- mathfied
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Verification of Steady and Unsteady Heat Equation Solutions on a Finite Interval
Hi. Having problems with this tricky Heat Equation Question. Managed to do part (a) and would appreciate verification that it's right. But I can't manage to finish off the second part. I've started it off so please do advice me. Thanks a lot! QUESTION...- mathfied
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- Heat Heat equation
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Finding Radii of Convergence Using Ratio Test
oh hi, yes i had to open a new account "rinatoc" because my mathfied account for some reason was giving an error whenever i tried logging in. i thought maybe my account got disabled or something so i opened the other one.. turned out to be some ip problem.. but then my mathfied account is...- mathfied
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Finding Radii of Convergence Using Ratio Test
ok after a bit more studying, would this be correct: (A) Using Ratio Test: [\mathop {\lim }\limits_{k \to \infty } \left| {\frac{{a_{k + 1} }} {{a_k }}} \right| = \mathop {\lim }\limits_{k \to \infty } \left| {\frac{{(k + 1)^{113} 2^{ - (k + 1)} (z - 1)^{k + 1} }}{{k^{113} 2^{ - k} (z - 1)^k...- mathfied
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Cauchy Riemann & Taylor Expansion.
[SIZE="4"]QUESTION 4 Here's my attempt for QUESTION 4: \begin{gathered} \sin \theta = \frac{{e^{i\theta } - e^{ - i\theta } }} {{2i}} \hfill \\ \cos \theta = \frac{{e^{i\theta } + e^{ - i\theta } }} {2} \hfill \\ \hfill \\ \sin ^2 \theta = \left[ {\frac{{e^{i\theta }...- mathfied
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Cauchy Riemann & Taylor Expansion.
Hi There. Was working on these and I think I managed to get most of them but still have a few niggling parts. I've managed to do questions 2,3,3Part2 and I've shown my working out so I'd be greatful if you could verify whether they are correct. Please could you also guide me on Q1 & 4...- mathfied
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- Cauchy Expansion Riemann Taylor Taylor expansion
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solving Residue & Integral Problems: Step-by-Step Guide
hi all, my first post; had a minor headache with this problem lol. PROBLEM 1: Finding Residue: ----------------- find Res(g,0) for g(z) = z^{-2}coshz My Attempt/Solution: ----------------- I know coshz = 1 + \frac{x^2}{2!} + \frac{z^4}{4!} ... so now z^{-2}coshz = z^{-2} (1 +...- mathfied
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- Residue
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