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Undergrad Connection between emissivity and albedo
I think Andy was correct. For non transparent bodies: emissivity+albedo=1- mike133
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Connection between emissivity and albedo
Hi, I am studying thermal radiation. Does anyone know what is a connection between emissivity and albedo. Regards, Mike- mike133
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- Albedo Connection Emissivity
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Can a Trigonometric Equation Be Solved Algebraically?
Yes, they intersect in 3 points, but the third point is not important for me. I am not sure if you can see the sketch, I am sure I attached it, but I cannot see it.- mike133
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Can a Trigonometric Equation Be Solved Algebraically?
Huh... is it possible to make an approxiamtion? I would like to calculate the intersection between a sine function and a linear function. A sine function is of a form: y=A*sin(x). A linear function intersects sine function in two points. The first one (P1(pi,0)) is known, but we do not know...- mike133
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Can a Trigonometric Equation Be Solved Algebraically?
Hi, I wolud like to solve the folowing equation: A*cos(B*t)+sin(B*t)*(C-t)-D=0 (t is unknown) It is urgent. Thanks in advance. Regards Mike- mike133
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- Trigonometric Trigonometric equation
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Saturation pressure of vapor in air
If you consider an air - water vapor mixture, total pressure of the mixture consists of water vapor pressure and air pressure. Does saturation pressure of water vapor change if the total pressure (air pressure) is changed. Regards, Mike -
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Graduate Central difference approximation
Hi, I think the derivation in the case of non uniform grid should be similar as in the case of the uniform grid. Write down your differential equation, I will try to help you.- mike133
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Graduate Cooling of water vapor - air mixture to T < 273K
What happens if you cool the mixture of water vapor and air to the temperature lower than 273 K? Since saturation pressure is higher than 0 some vapor should stay in the air. In the solid form?