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Mathematica Differential Equation, help me see whats wrong
Basically I am trying to recreate this http://mathforum.org/advanced/robertd/magneticpendulum.html now my differential equation is NDSolve[{x''[t] + Rx'[t] - Sum from i=1to3 of (x-x[t])/(rootof(x-x[t])^2 +[y-y[t])^2 +d^2)^3 + Qx[t]==0, {y''[t] + Ry'[t] - Sum from i=1to3 of...- sm1t
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- Differential Differential equation Mathematica
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Quick Calculus Help: $\nabla$ of $(r^-2) \hat{r} \times \hat{z}$
I am using the formula for curl in spherical, I konw I said cylindrical. Taking the first cross product, zhat(\nabla x r^2 rhat) I use the ffact its in the rhat direction, so in the curl formula, sub r^2 for all r direction components. However they are then partially differentiated and I get...- sm1t
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Quick Calculus Help: $\nabla$ of $(r^-2) \hat{r} \times \hat{z}$
Homework Statement \nabla of (r^-2)rhat x zhat Homework Equations \nabla(AxB) = B(\nablaxA) - A(\nablaxB) Using cylindrical coordinates and curl in cylindrical with the above equation, I get zero? But I think I am wrong? Any help?- sm1t
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- Calculus
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High School Logic Question: Mathematician's Life Depends on Next Statement to Cannibals
I guess something like, "this statement is false", which is a sort of paradox, so because it can be neither true nor false, they release him.- sm1t
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Thermodynamic cycle, work, energy heat input solving
Homework Statement An ideal diatomic gas, in a cylinder with a moveable piston undergoes the rectangular cyclic process shown below. Assume that the temperature is always such that the translational and rotational degrees of freedom are active but the vibrational modes are "frozen out". Also...- sm1t
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- Cycle Energy Heat Input Thermodynamic Work
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Forced oscillation, Equation of Motion and verifying solutions
Hi, Been registered for a while here, but this is my first post, been using the forum as more of a resource before. I am going through some past papers, but I am faltering at 1 question. Homework Statement A particle moving along the x-axis with velocity v experiences a resistive force...- sm1t
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- Equation of motion Motion Oscillation
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help