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Connection and tensor-issue with the proof
Yes, it is,- rsaad
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Connection and tensor-issue with the proof
Γabc are the christoffel symbols/connection and T^(bc) = (e^b,e^c)- rsaad
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Connection and tensor-issue with the proof
a symmetric tensor.- rsaad
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Connection and tensor-issue with the proof
That's a tensor.- rsaad
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Connection and tensor-issue with the proof
Homework Statement I am tying to prove the following: \Gamma^{a}_{bc} T^{bc} =0 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I approached this problem as follows: dx_{b}/dx^{c} * e^{a} (e^{b} . e^{c}) but it did not yield anything. Then I expanded the christoeffel symbols into...- rsaad
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- Connection Proof
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Can Binomial Distribution Be Approximated to Poisson Distribution?
I looked at the stirling formula derivation but I don't know how it is helpful here. So I have solved it the other way. [N-(n-(n-0))] [N-(n-(n-1))] [N-(n-(n-2))] [N-(n-(n-3))]...[N-( n-(3) )][N-( n-(2) )][N-( n-(1) )] For N>>n, using this approximation once, I get n terms: [N-n] [N-n] [N-n]...- rsaad
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Can Binomial Distribution Be Approximated to Poisson Distribution?
Homework Statement The question requires me to approximate binomial distribution to get poisson distribution. Show that N!/(N-n)!=N^n. Homework Equations N!/n!(N-n)! p^n q^(N-n)=Binomial distribution The Attempt at a Solution I expanded N!/(N-n)! and got...- rsaad
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- Approximation Binomial
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Graduate QFT newbie-creation of particle and anti-particle
Hi, I read the following in an online source: In relativistic settings, momentum and energy are equal so the uncertainty principle, for a particle of mass m which is trapped in a box of size L, becomes delta E>= \hbarc/L. If uncertainty exceeds delta E=2mc^2, we get pairs of particles and...- rsaad
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- Particle Qft
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Eigenvalues/Eigenstates of Spin Operator S in xz Plane
Of course it is a quantum number but why is there a half?- rsaad
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Eigenvalues/Eigenstates of Spin Operator S in xz Plane
Homework Statement Find the eigenvalues and eigenstates of the spin operator S of an electron in the direction of a unit vector n; assume that n lies in the xz plane. Homework Equations S|m>= h m|m> The Attempt at a Solution This question is from Zettili QM and they have...- rsaad
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- Operator Plane Spin Spin operator
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How is the Coordinate of M1 Determined in a Dumbbell System?
In the book R_1 = R M2/ (M1 + M2) but mine is R1= R M2 / (M2-M1)- rsaad
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How is the Coordinate of M1 Determined in a Dumbbell System?
R= R_1 + R_2 where R_i is the distance to M_i from CM.- rsaad
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Moment of inertia tensor about y-axis of a cylinder.
Homework Statement What must the ratio of height to radius of a cylinder be so that every axis is a principal axis (with the CM as the origin)? Homework Equations Moment of inertia tensor. I need I_yy = \sum m *(x^2 + z^2) The Attempt at a Solution I calculated I_zz = MR^2 /12...- rsaad
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- Cylinder Inertia Inertia tensor Moment Moment of inertia Tensor
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How is the Coordinate of M1 Determined in a Dumbbell System?
CM= (R1m1+R2M2)/M1+M2 because CM=0, I get M1 R1 = -R2 M2 which further gives me R1= RM2 / (M2-M1) =|- rsaad
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