Hi Deldeal thanks for your reply.
I am almost sure the system is setup correctly. I do not need an exact solution but an approximate one i.e. the first few terms in a power series method.
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Hello everybody. Solving a problem in Physics I run into a system of equations that I do not know how to solve, I would appreciate some help. Here is the system:
\ddot{x}+4\dot{x}^2=C_1e^{y}
\dot{y}^2=C_2\ddot{x}
The dependent variables are x,y. C_1 and C_2 are some constants. I try...
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First of all I wish to thank you all for taking some time looking at my post.
My first comment concerns all of those who suggest taking another time derivative. I do not agree with your results if I take another derivative what I get is...
Hello I am trying to solve this ODE
dx/dt=(f(x)+g(t))^(1/2)
I have been recalling what I learn in my ODE course and looking at my old textbook but I did not find what method is appropiate to try...any suggestions?
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Hello JorisL! I am in a similar situation to yours, I think that if your QFT and String Theory is good (maybe I should say better than an average student) then chapter 13 of Kiritsis book "String Theory in a Nutshell" is a good place to look at. I feel OK with QFT but not with String Theory so I...
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Apparently for SU(N) gauge theories there is a perturvative approach call "large N expansion". I need a working knowledge of this method but I can not find it in any textbook only in research papers that are rather for the expert. Someone has any suggestion where should I get started...