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Undergrad Is there a short form for this equation?
This is not homework, I believe it is the simplest form, some people might even recognise the equation (it's a famous one), I just wanted it to fit in 1 line on a double column publication- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Is there a short form for this equation?
D is supposed to be there, I had ignored the square in the first post, in which case D is not necessary. Now it is. Any ideas how to simplify it now?- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Is there a short form for this equation?
I have simplified it too much in the minimal working example, the denominators is actually more complicated, let me elaborate: S=A+\frac{L}{D+(B+C)^{2}}+\frac{L}{D+(B-C)^{2}} Any ideas?- TheIsingGuy
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Undergrad Is there a short form for this equation?
I am trying to write down a compact form of S = A+L/(B+C)+L/(B-C), does it make sense in general to write down S = A+L/(B\pmC)? Update: I have simplified it too much in the minimal working example, the denominators is actually more complicated, let me elaborate...- TheIsingGuy
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- Form Short
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- Forum: General Math
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Frame - Frame Grabber and SimplePCI Compatibility for Microscope Imaging
The truth is I don't know, our system hasn't been used for a while and nobody knows how to work it, the driver is certainly something to try, can you please tell me where should I go to download it? Thanks a lot for helping! Ising- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Frame - Frame Grabber and SimplePCI Compatibility for Microscope Imaging
Has anyone used the Simple-PCI program to couple with the Meteor-II Digitcal PCI card for imaging from a commercial microscope like the Nikon Eclipse? Our version of the Simple-PCI does not recognise the frame grabber at all. Any help is appreciated. Ising- TheIsingGuy
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Fortran How Can I Define and Use Very Small Numbers in Fortran 90?
how do I define and use small numbers for computations? on the scale of 10^-30? e.g. Program A implicit none double precision a,b,c,d c = (a*b)/(a+b) d = etc... End program The above has an overflow error when I give a,b the values 3.345 * 10^-27 Can anyone help? Thanks Ising- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Numerical Integration in 3D Space: Fortran 90 Help and Insights | TheIsingGuy
Thanks. I have figured it out anyways. I already knew about the recipes book and NAG libraries but what I had in about 8 lines of code it took them about 2 pages...- TheIsingGuy
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Numerical Integration in 3D Space: Fortran 90 Help and Insights | TheIsingGuy
I want to integrate a function in 3D space, and then plot the integrated function, to compare with my analytical solution, I am using Fortran 90, I have no problem integrating, I am just not sure how I can plot the resulting function out. I am currently thinking about piecewise integration...- TheIsingGuy
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Accelerating a space ship to light speeds
This question has been solved. If you want to know how i did it, pm me thnx- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Accelerating a space ship to light speeds
I wonder if anyone replies under 2 hours- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Accelerating a space ship to light speeds
Homework Statement This question basically tries to investigate the feasibility of using a rocket engine to acclerate a spaceship to relativistic speeds, as with any rocket engine fule is ejected at high velocity and spaceship accelerates to conserve momentum. only that in this situation, the...- TheIsingGuy
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Graduate Have you encountered this famous matrix before?
nope, but just wondering what special properties does it have?- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate What is the Wedge Product in Theoretical Physics?
It's a dot product, but for functions rather than for vectors, it might help if you read upon melnikov analysis, a rather useful tool to analyse bifurcation boundaries on the parameter space, it involves the wedge product in its definition.- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Traceless hermitian matrices form groups?
yes of course, thanks a lot- TheIsingGuy
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help