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How to Convert Cp to Cv for Metals?
Thanks, that link helped! :smile:- Walkingman
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to Convert Cp to Cv for Metals?
Can someone please remind me how to convert values of Heat capacaty at constant pressure to heat capacity at constant volume? I believe it has something to do with the volume expansivity (1/V)*(dV/dT) at constant pressure, but I can't find my therm textbook and I can't remember how to proceed.- Walkingman
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Total derivative -> partial derivative
Thanks And I was looking for the total derivative, sorry about the mistake in the op.- Walkingman
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Should I Take Insane Physics Classes or Focus on Math First?
I'm presently taking E&M (griffiths), Thermodynamics, and Quantum II (shankar) and it's a neverending nightmare of more homework. I wish I had put one off. As classical mechanics is definitely more complicated & mathematically intense than therm, I can honestly recommend waiting on at least...- Walkingman
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Graduate Total derivative -> partial derivative
but under what conditions can i say dx/dy = ∂x/∂y ?- Walkingman
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate Total derivative -> partial derivative
Under what conditions can you replace a total differential with a partial? dx/dy -> partial(dx/dy) in the context of 2 independent variables and multiple independent variables. Thanks- Walkingman
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Has determinism ever bothered you?
A thought: If the world is deterministic, then you are bound to a certain path. You cannot know the path, because the path cannot be known. If the world is non-deterministic, then you can influence the path. You cannot know the path, because others may also influence the path. You...- Walkingman
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Does Science Have the Potential to Become a Religion?
While religion and science definitely function in different ways, they are born from the same thread. Religions are the remnants of societies ways of coping with time and environs, while science is the sum of human knowledge of the world around us. Religion must evolve and take into account...- Walkingman
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- Forum: General Discussion