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Generalization of the bohr rule for harmonic oscillators
nevermind I got it! thank you for your help!- uppiemurphy
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Generalization of the bohr rule for harmonic oscillators
I don't see how that integral would yield the correct answer at all though... You end up with a pretty complicated expression that is difficult to simplify- uppiemurphy
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Generalization of the bohr rule for harmonic oscillators
I'm just confused as to what to do with E mainly... when I isolate my expression for p I'm left with p = sqrt(2mE-m^2w^2x^2) how do I integrate this when I have E in my expression for p?- uppiemurphy
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Generalization of the bohr rule for harmonic oscillators
Homework Statement The generalization of the bohr rule to periodic motion more general than circular orbit states that: ∫p.dr = nh = 2∏nh(bar). the integral is a closed line integral and the bolded letters represent vectors. Using the generalized, show that the spectrum for the...- uppiemurphy
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- Bohr Harmonic Oscillators
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Computing the age of the universe at the big crunch
Homework Statement Consider a universe where there are two types of matter: dust and curvature. The density of dust evolves with time as ρdust(t) = ρ0R(t)^(−3) and curvature evolves as ρcurvature = −kR(t)^(-2) where ρ0 and k are constants. The Friedmann equation is: H^2 = [(8∏G)/3][ρdust...- uppiemurphy
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- Age Computing Universe
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