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Integral Calculation: Compute l/sqrt(x2+l2)
Do you say something like that ##\int_0^{2\pi}d\theta\int_0^\pi d\phi \int_0^\infty dp~p^2e^{-lp}e^{ipr\cos (\theta)}## I also have intented without results- PeteSampras
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integral Calculation: Compute l/sqrt(x2+l2)
I need compute the integral $$(2\pi)^{-3} \int d^3p e^{-l|p|}e^{i \vec{x} \cdot \vec{p}}$$ The problem does not specified the limits of integration The result is $$\frac{1}{\pi^2} \frac{l}{\sqrt{\vec{x}^2+l^2}}$$I saw the references about t-Student and I had not achieved it. I have tried to...- PeteSampras
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- Integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Approximating the Square Function: Mathematical Tricks and Other Methods
I don't understand :( This mean that, in my problem ##(1-x)^{1/n}## is not possible to approximate the function for ##x_0 \approx 1##?- PeteSampras
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Approximating the Square Function: Mathematical Tricks and Other Methods
Thanks. This is my doubt. As for example, if is there any approximation of ##x^{1/3}## near x=0, where Taylor is not possible because the function is not differentiable- PeteSampras
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Approximating the Square Function: Mathematical Tricks and Other Methods
Thanks. I don't understand your idea, because ##f'(x_0)## does not exist for x_0=1- PeteSampras
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Approximating the Square Function: Mathematical Tricks and Other Methods
Obviously, a priori it is not possible tu use the Taylor series because the derivative ##\sim (x-1)^{1/n-1}## is not well defined in x=1. Is there any mathematical trick? or, other approximation?- PeteSampras
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- Approximate Function Square
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Other Searching for a postdoc in physics at 40 years old
Than you to all by their comments , but 1) "Shoud i justify this fact in my CV? " I refer to write in my CV a) Education PhD (2017-2020). MsC (2010-2012). Enginer (1999-2004) Plus Comments (as justification) - Between 2005-2009 i worked as enginer- Between 2013-2016 i worked as Lecturer of...- PeteSampras
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Other Searching for a postdoc in physics at 40 years old
I 'am 40 years old. I 'am from Sudamerica. - Between my 19 and 25 years , i studied Industrial Enginer. - Between 26 and 29 years old i worked as Industrial Enginer. - Between 30 and 32 years old i studied a Master in Physics (branewold models). (1 publication) -Between 33 and 36 years old i...- PeteSampras
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- Physics Postdoc Years
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Physics Adjudicator should take more or less time than referees?
my paper was in "awaiting referee report" during 1 month. After this, the asociate editor says "We have now received both primary referee reports. However, as they do not agree we have to send your manuscript and the referee reports to an adjudicator. " The page of the journal says : "If the...- PeteSampras
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Other Submission to Classical and Quantum Gravity: Awaiting Decision After 1 Month
I submitt a paper to journal Classical and Quantum Gravity. The status "awaiting referee reports" lasted one mont. However, now , the paper is on status "awaiting decision" two weaks up to now. Is a ill signal the delayed on the status "awaiting decision"?- PeteSampras
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- Classical Decision Gravity Quantum Quantum gravity
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Graduate The Physics of De Sitter Black Hole Heat Capacity
I am reading the paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4591.pdf , says "Fortunately, the fact that the heat capacity of the cosmological horizon be positive permits to foresee the evolution of the space in absence of any external source. Taking the correct signs for the temperatures one can notice...- PeteSampras
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- Black hole Hole Physics
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Variational Calculus: When Is dg(r=r+) ≠ dg(r=r++)?
I don't understand your assumption. ##r=r_+## and ##r=r_{++}## are two differents points such that ##r_{++}>r_+##- PeteSampras
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Variational Calculus: When Is dg(r=r+) ≠ dg(r=r++)?
Homework Statement Question: If ##r_+ \neq r_{++}## and ## g(r=r_+) \neq g(r=r_{++}) ## When is it fulfilled that ## d g (r=r_+) \neq d g (r=r_+) ## ? Homework Equations ##r_+ \neq r_{++}## ## g(r=r_+) \neq g(r=r_{++}) ## The Attempt at a Solution I tried computing ## dg(r_+) =...- PeteSampras
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- Calculus Variational calculus
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Other Changing the editor of my submitted paper
Dear, I have submitted a paper currently to one journal of physics. The first revision had 5 point. In the second revision four of them was answered satisfactory, but the point 5 was comented and add other two new coments. After this, the revision changed of editor. What could be the reason of...- PeteSampras
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Studying Reporting Plagiarism: Who Has the Authority?
obviously before... But my fears is that the editor stop the revision of my submission whereas it is determined the supposed plagiarism- PeteSampras
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising