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Undergrad Velocity of a rocket in the earth moon system
i had to convert it from python to a word doc so i hope the indents are still intact! I'm also relatively new to programming so forgive my messy set-up, the code wasn't marked just the report we've written on it so I didn't try making it 'pretty'! I hope you can make sense of it! -
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Undergrad Velocity of a rocket in the earth moon system
I can't get it into my head why it wouldn't affect the rocket's orbital velocity as the path of the orbit can't be circular around the earth-moon system's centre of mass with the COM being about 3/4 way to the edge of the Earth's radius! Surely, the rocket must spiral slightly around the path of... -
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Undergrad Velocity of a rocket in the earth moon system
Hi all! I've just finished writing a program in python that determines the position of a rocket in the Earth moon system. Initially it is in circular orbit around the Earth and then it is given a velocity boost at some point in it's orbit to make it travel to the moon. I started all 3 bodies... -
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Python Maintaining Syntax Highlighting in Python IDLE
I strongly advise finding another editor to write your code in such as emacs, eclipse, sciTe... most are free downloads and they all feel different to use so it's a bit of trial and error to find one you like. I prefer using SciTe on my home computer - it keeps all the colours and has options...- s_gunn
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Does the Powder XRD Data Indicate a Face-Centred Cubic Structure?
thanks everyone! I'm handing in tomorrow - still not sure what structure factor calculations are - I thought that's what I'd been doing all along!- s_gunn
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Does the Powder XRD Data Indicate a Face-Centred Cubic Structure?
Thanks so far! I have since been told that the values for peak 4 and 5 are wrong so to ignore them. Therefore I got N values for the first three peaks of 3,4,8 which I know are right for a fcc cube so now I just have the second part which says I need to confirm my findings with structure...- s_gunn
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Determine crystal lattice structure from powder XRD
Any help at all would be appreciated! I've spent ages searching for answers and the people that I've spolen to at uni have no clue either so i'd love to be able to pass on the knowledge!- s_gunn
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Does the Powder XRD Data Indicate a Face-Centred Cubic Structure?
Any help at all would be appreciated! I've spent ages searching for answers and the people that I've spolen to at uni have no clue either so i'd love to be able to pass on the knowledge!- s_gunn
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Does the Powder XRD Data Indicate a Face-Centred Cubic Structure?
1. Homework Statement Using the powder XRD data below, show that the substance has a face centred cubic structure. (xray lamda = 0.154056 nm) Peak No.------2(theta) 1 -------------38.06 2 -------------44.24 3 -------------64.34 4 -------------68.77 5 -------------73.07 2...- s_gunn
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- Crystal Crystal structure Lattice Structure
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Determine crystal lattice structure from powder XRD
Homework Statement Using the powder XRD data below, show that the substance has a face centred cubic structure. (xray lamda = 0.154056 nm) Peak No.------2(theta) 1 -------------38.06 2 -------------44.24 3 -------------64.34 4 -------------68.77 5 -------------73.07 Homework...- s_gunn
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- Crystal Crystal lattice Lattice Powder Structure Xrd
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Stokes' Theorem: Evaluating a Contour Integral for a Given Surface
Can anyone find a way to explain this to me or point me in the right direction? I've been searching online and my books for hours and the only examples that I find are the opposite way round!- s_gunn
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Stokes' Theorem: Evaluating a Contour Integral for a Given Surface
I still don't get it! if i name the corners of the square a,b,c and d for (0,0,1), (0,1,1), (1,1,1) and (1,0,1) respectively, then will dr be: a->b: (0,dy,0) b->c: (dx,0,0) c->d: (0,-dy,0) d->a: (-dx,0,0)? But then when I dot product with f=(2z^2,6x,0) and integrate each separately, I...- s_gunn
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Stokes' Theorem: Evaluating a Contour Integral for a Given Surface
Homework Statement Let: \vec{F}(x,y,z) = (2z^{2},6x,0), and S be the square: 0\leq x\leq1, 0\leq y\leq1, z=1. a) Evaluate the surface integral (directly): \int\int_{S}(curl \vec{F})\cdot\vec{n} dA b) Apply Stokes' Theorem and determine the integral by evaluating the corresponding...- s_gunn
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- Stokes Theorem
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Infinite potential well/eigenfunction problem
Thank you everyone for your help. I don't know how I'd have got through that without people pointing out my silly little (and bigger!) mistakes.- s_gunn
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Infinite potential well/eigenfunction problem
Now I'll try the last part again!- s_gunn
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help