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Graduate Finding the maxima and minima of a surface defined by datapoints
@stephen an anologous problem would be z = f(x_1,x_2,...x_N) find local and global minima maxima for z. the issue is I don't know the form of f. @chiro thanks for your detailed response. I don't want to enforce differentiability, I think the surface is likely very discontinuous. How...- sheelbe999
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Graduate Finding the maxima and minima of a surface defined by datapoints
Here's the problem I'm trying to solve, We have an N dimensional surface. We do not know the form of this surface however we have datapoints which are likely to be close, though not guaranteed to be on the surface, with some outliers. What I want to do is determine where in N dimensional...- sheelbe999
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- Maxima Maxima and minima Minima Surface
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Graduate Dot product within the commutator
Wow! thank you so much for such helpful responses! Problem solved! :)- sheelbe999
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Dot product within the commutator
So I am reading a book on ferromagnetism, the author writes \left[S_J,S_{J-1} \cdot S_J\right] = S_J cross S_{J-1} (I couldn't get the cross product x in latex code for some reason) Where [tex]S_J[\tex] and [tex]S_{J-1}[\tex] are the spin operators for atoms j and j-1. I was...- sheelbe999
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- Commutator Dot Dot product Product
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Particles in an energy eigenstate not moving?
Homework Statement I'm really struggling with this one guys, the question is: Explain why a particle which is in an energy eigenstate cannot be moving in the classical sense. Homework Equations I'm guessing the TISE and TDSE are relevant The Attempt at a Solution- sheelbe999
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- Eigenstate Energy Particles
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Particles in an energy eigenstate not moving?
thanks and will move it henry- sheelbe999
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Particles in an energy eigenstate not moving?
I'm really struggling with this one guys, the question is: Explain why a particle which is in an energy eigenstate cannot be moving in the classical sense.- sheelbe999
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- Eigenstate Energy Particles
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Modelling helium in the joule kelvin expansion
How is it best to model Helium gas, Ideal gas equation? Dieterici? Van der Waals? some other equation? Also if it is dieterici or van der waals,what the values of a and b, the constants in the equation of state.- sheelbe999
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- Expansion Helium Joule Kelvin Modelling
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Undergrad Vector spaces and matrices question
Massively stuck with this one, have done some reading and am having difficulty connecting matrices to vector spaces (a) Verify that the space of the real (2 x 2)-matrices, endowed with the standard addition and multiplication by real scalars, forms a vector space (b) Specify a basis for...- sheelbe999
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- Matrices Vector Vector spaces
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Snowball Problem: Differential Equation of Translational Motion
Homework Statement "A snowball, initially of mass m, slides down a slope inclined at an angle φ with respect to the horizontal. As it moves, the mass of additional snow Δm = αx that it accumulates is proportional to the distance traveled x. Write the differential equation of translational...- sheelbe999
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Why can an electron - antiproton pair not be created by a photon in free space?
ah, that is a really good way of explaining it, thank you very much to all of you- sheelbe999
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Why can an electron - antiproton pair not be created by a photon in free space?
Sorry your right i ment electron-positron so is the fact that there is only one vertex on the diagram a sufficiently strong answer?- sheelbe999
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Why can an electron - antiproton pair not be created by a photon in free space?
Homework Statement As in the title Why can an electron - antiproton pair not be created by a photon in free space? This question came up last term but our tutor told us that it is because there are "no stimuli", I'm sure there is a better answer than this. I seem to recall that it can...- sheelbe999
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- Electron Free space Pair Photon Space
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