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    Undergrad How to calculate the orbit of a minor planet?

    Hello all: I'm interested in minor planet.Could you tell me how to calculate the orbit of a minor planet accurately? Is there any software to calculate it? And how to get the latest information of the minor planets?Any websites of famous international institutes who observe and...
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    MATLAB A problem of a Matlab programme

    https://www.physicsforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=7298&stc=1&d=1152433684
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    MATLAB A problem of a Matlab programme

    I doubt that the Symbolic Math Toolbox is installed,and I doubt that Toolbox can solve my problem
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    MATLAB A problem of a Matlab programme

    Thank you. I find that I have the Symbolic Math Toolbox installed,I will have a try soon.
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    MATLAB A problem of a Matlab programme

    Hi,I have a problem in Matlab programme,I want to calculate the derivative of a expression by matlab,but there are some abstract functions in that expression. for example:f=R(t)*cos(t),I want calculate d=diff(f,t),but I don't know how to deal with the abstract function R(t),I hope I can...
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    How to calculate this integral?

    Thank very much.This solution is particular. my teacher said It's non-convergence thing, too. neptunecs.
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    How to calculate this integral?

    Thank you. But the integral does not converge seems strange.Maybe my teacher made a mistake.
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    How to calculate this integral?

    R(s)=\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} f(t)f(t+s) dt which f(t)=Acos(wt+f0) Thank for Curious3141's help! neptunecs.
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    How to calculate this integral?

    where is LaTex in this forum?I didn't find it.Tell me,please.Thanks.
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    How to calculate this integral?

    Hi,How to calculate this integral: which I have ever calculated it and the result(R(s)) is ∞,but I don't think it's right,I'm not sure with it. Thank you for your help! neptunecs.
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    Graduate N=a^2+b^2+c^2, a.b.c.N are all integers(>0)

    Thank you very much! I will read that paper soon,but I think it's difficult for me,because I know only a little about Number Theory ,I major in theoretical physics... But thanks for your answer which make me know that this problem has been solved. Neptunecs.
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    Graduate N=a^2+b^2+c^2, a.b.c.N are all integers(>0)

    Thank you very much. It's seems that this problem haven't been solved in Number Theory,it's hard to find a function s(N) to discript the int solutions of N=x^2+y^2+z^2, right? Thanks for your opinion and information.
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    Graduate N=a^2+b^2+c^2, a.b.c.N are all integers(>0)

    Hi N=a^2+b^2+c^2, a.b.c.N are all integers(>0),I am wondering how many solves for each N. Have this problem been solved in Number Theory? This problem is originate from a quantum mechanics question I met. thanks for any advice. neptunecs