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Simulating Two-Level Electron Scattering
You, sir (or madam), are my hero. I don't know what was wrong with my code, but when I used your simplified version and plotted the results, I got the most beautiful pair of exponential curves I have ever seen! Now I'll be awake for the rest of the night trying to figure out what was wrong...- quark.antiquark
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Simulating Two-Level Electron Scattering
If it's any help, my simulation ends at t = 1 which definitely should not be happening- quark.antiquark
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Simulating Two-Level Electron Scattering
Haha, yes, I just realized that as soon as I replied to your post. I've modified my code (below) but I still have the same problem. I'll keep tinkering... while(ni > 0) // Stop when no electrons remain in state i { k = 0; while(k < ni) // Loop through all electrons in state i...- quark.antiquark
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Simulating Two-Level Electron Scattering
I already checked that out... the array elements initialize to 0 by default.- quark.antiquark
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Simulating Two-Level Electron Scattering
Homework Statement I have to simulate a two-level electron scattering process. 1000 electrons start in state i and over time, end up in state f. I need to plot the number of electrons in each state as a function of time. Homework Equations None. The Attempt at a Solution The probability...- quark.antiquark
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- Electron Scattering
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How Are Muon Energies and Angles Determined from Pion Decay in Particle Physics?
Homework Statement Tertiary neutrino and muon beams can be formed using pion -> muon + neutrino decays from a high intensity, high energy secondary pion beam. Consider a secondary pion beam of 100 GeV/c momentum and assume that the neutrinos have a mass of a few eV. Within what angular cone...- quark.antiquark
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- Beam Energy Particle Particle physics Physics
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