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MATLAB Matlab: value non-zero but it should
thank you very much D H.. I had some clues that could be something like that but now I'm quite sure I'm not doing anything wrong!- Rizlablack
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MATLAB Matlab: value non-zero but it should
Hello everybody! I'm quite new with Matlab and I'm starting trying some stuff.. well I was trying to input det(a) where a=[1,2,3;4,5,6;7,8,9] and this should be zero. And I mean 0.0000 but the result is 6.6613e-16 why?O.o- Rizlablack
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- Matlab Value
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Graduate Deriving expressions for creation/annihilation operator
THANK YOU!it's so easy now I just forgot to rename variable! and btw I made a mistake in the first post, it should be ..+ (1/2w) exp(2iwt) a*(-k) so there are no identities at all! ^_^ thanks again!- Rizlablack
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Deriving expressions for creation/annihilation operator
thank you for your help!but still I don't know how to match that formula with my integral!it's multiplied by phi(x) and integrating by part I don't manage to simplify things! what about just another little help? ^_^- Rizlablack
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Deriving expressions for creation/annihilation operator
hey guys!I really need help in getting from the real classical solution of the Klein Gordon equation to the expression of operators! I start from: \varphi(x) = \int \frac{d^3 k}{(2\pi)^3 2\omega} [a(\textbf{k}) e^{ikx} + a^{*}(\textbf{k}) e^{-ikx}] and should arrive with \int d^3 x \...- Rizlablack
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- deriving Expressions Operator
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Tensor gymnastic in Noether's Current
ok thanks a lot you all! ^_^- Rizlablack
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Tensor gymnastic in Noether's Current
thanks guys you really clarify me that formula!And now I understand how to move through it! the only thing not clear is: given K^{\mu}_{\ \ \rho} = \partial_{\rho}\phi \partial^{\mu}\phi if I have to compute S^{\mu}=\frac{\partial}{\partial(\partial_{\mu} \phi )}K^{\mu}_{\ \ \rho}...- Rizlablack
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Tensor gymnastic in Noether's Current
ok, I hope this is the right place to post this, that's my first post here! ^_^ Well I'm deriving the Noether's Current in terms of an improved energy momentum tensor and by now all the knowledge about tensors algebra and so on came from my own sadly. I'm stuck with a matter that probably...- Rizlablack
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- Current Tensor
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- Forum: Quantum Physics