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Nonlinear second order differential equation
tried that, no implicit solution,,,- mumaga
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Nonlinear second order differential equation
I did, but substituting for trial solutions does not deal to cancelling x, for example y=x^m, you will have x left,,- mumaga
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Nonlinear second order differential equation
ahh, just checked the cauchy-euler equation, and from what i understood it does not apply in this case! as the x is in the denominator and only in the second term!- mumaga
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Nonlinear second order differential equation
Yes w is a constant! thank you VERY much Dustinsfl! I am now reading about the Cauchy-euler equations and how to solve them! very appreciated! :)- mumaga
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Atmosphere model approximation limits
Thank Chestermiller! The thing is that the questions asks at which density the approximation breaks and consequently at what height, i was thinking maybe that would happen at the stratosphere, as the temperature starts to increase in their due to the absorption of UV, so above 9km!- mumaga
- Post #3
- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Nonlinear second order differential equation
I am having a problem finding the solution for this eq: y''(x)+(2/x)y'(x)+(w^2)y(x)=0 I couldn't find examples in the textbook that goes on a similar line, and have been searching the internet as well, but no use. I am thinking of using substitution v=y' but not sure how to do that in the...- mumaga
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- Differential Differential equation Nonlinear Second order
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Atmosphere model approximation limits
I am modelling the atmosphere as a perfect, static gas subject to uniform gravity, assuming ideal gas equation, the density is found to follow: p=A*exp(-z/H) where A is a const, z is the heigh, and L is the scale height. I want to know when this approximation breaks down! at what density? i am...- mumaga
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- Approximation Atmosphere Limits Model
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Solve Eq: y''(x)+(2/x)y'(x)+(w^2)y(x)=0
no body wants to help even with a suggestion! :(- mumaga
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate Solve Eq: y''(x)+(2/x)y'(x)+(w^2)y(x)=0
Dear All, I am having a problem finding the solution for this eq: y''(x)+(2/x)y'(x)+(w^2)y(x)=0 I know it is quite elementary! any pointers will be much appreciated! thanks- mumaga
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate Quantum Cryptography Project Help.
I want to present the subject as a new solution to the security problems. it is for my electric engineering degree, so it is more desirable to get into the communications details and the systems specifications more. thank you for your time. and sorry for any headaches caused by lack of...- mumaga
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Cryptography Project Help.
I apologize for the multiple posting. It is my mistake that i haven't noticed that policy, i signed up 2 years ago, so...u get the picture... Thanks for merging the two threads, really appreciate it... :)- mumaga
- Post #9
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Cryptography Project Help.
Well, if you haven't read the question, that already 'posted twice' i asked for help! that is why i made the post. can't fathom why would you go into all that ''if you claim then do it your own'' and what not. just don't reply!- mumaga
- Post #6
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Cryptography Project Help.
Quantum cryptopgraphy Project Help! Hello Every one! I am an electric engineering student, Doing my graduation project on the topic of quantum cryptography, i have read the literature and i think that i understand the topic quite well. In the literature review i am talking about classical...- mumaga
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Cryptography Project Help.
Hello Every one! I am an electric engineering student, Doing my graduation project on the topic of quantum cryptography, i have read the literature and i think that i understand the topic quite well. In the literature review i am talking about classical cryptography, QKD, BB84 protocol, EPR...- mumaga
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- Cryptography Project Quantum
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- Forum: Quantum Physics