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[SR] Relativistic runner and two relativistinc trains....
I just put equation to Mathematica and get those results. Could you post full equation that you think is valid?- tobix10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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[SR] Relativistic runner and two relativistinc trains....
With this notation I meant gamma as a function o speed. I think your equation is incorrect. Dimensions are wrong.- tobix10
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[SR] Relativistic runner and two relativistinc trains....
Homework Statement A train of length L moves at speed 4c/5 eastward, and a train of length 3L moves at speed 3c/5 westward. How fast must someone run along the ground if he is to coincide with both the fronts-passing-each-other and backs-passingeach-other events? Homework Equations Velocity...- tobix10
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- Lorentz contraction Relativistic Special relativity Sr Trains
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Graduate How Do You Solve Harper's Equation in Quantum Mechanics?
For a single particle in a 2D square lattice in the presence of an Abelian magnetic field Schroedinger's equation transforms into Harper's equation g(m+1) + g(m-1) = [E - 2 cos(2\pi m \alpha- \nu)]g(m) where \psi(x,y)=\psi(ma,na) = e^{i\nu n} g(m) \\ \alpha= \frac{e a^2 B}{h c} I am familiar...- tobix10
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- Recurrence relations
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Find the Tension in a Flexible Chain Resting on a Cone
I was told to use virtual work principle, but I don't see any starting point. Nevertheless I am going to stick with static solution. Thank you for your answer.- tobix10
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Find the Tension in a Flexible Chain Resting on a Cone
Homework Statement A loop of flexible chain, of total weight W, rests on a smooth, frictionless right circular cone of base radius r and height h. The chain rests in a horizontal circle on the cone, whose axis is vertical. Find the tension in the chain. Homework Equations Virtual work, but...- tobix10
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- Chain Cone Static equilibrium Tension Virtual work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help