Recent content by Yuu Suzumi

Exactly.

This (http://www.ita.uni-heidelberg.de/research/bartelmann/Lectures/elektrodynamik/edynamik.pdf ) lecture has a derivation of the relativistic Larmor formula I once comprehended - around page 159. There are two catches: 1) It's in German (but many formulae, so you might get it) 2)I don't...

Thanks! That is a policy I can endorse. We want the OP to feel proud of his solution, after all.

Yes. At least that's what I got too :-) Do you know where the thread is in which they describe how much we are allowed to help I am HW forums? I can't find it and therefore I am limiting myself to remarks like above.

Be careful! When the six is removed, how many numbers share the 800 trials?

If you know the number 6 appears 200 times, what would you say about the way in which the outcomes of the remaining 800 rolls are distributed?

With the hint given by haruspex you can arrive at one of those! Find two ways to write ABA!

I second that! I shall try to answer the questions for which I feel that I have a good answer, regardless of posting time. Provided they are generally useful (meaning that someone could have a similar problem in future)

It has been a while since I last did thermodynamics. But why may I not write this: k \equiv -\frac{\frac{dp}{p}}{\frac{dV}{V}} = \frac{Vdp}{pdV} and then, using that I have an isentropic process: k = \frac{dH}{dU} = \frac{C_p}{C_v}. If this is still valid, then k can not be constant in a...

You are very welcome :smile:

Are you sure they are claiming this more generally than for an ideal gas? I remember that even for Van der Vaals Gases this expression has to be modified in a way similar to the equation of state!

Hello Maxtor, I believe the surf() function in MATLAB to be suited for your purposes. After defining \phi_1, \phi_2, V in MATLAB you would use it in this way: surf(phi_1, phi_2, V). Information and examples are available here: http://www.mathworks.de/de/help/matlab/ref/surf.html All the...

Is the argument of f perhaps a vector and the x_i the components thereof? I am sure they are not meant to be the same.

Do you remember what (AB)^T is in terms of A^T and B^T? Have you tried using that?

A very paedagocical example is given here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5680164/why-pointers-are-necessary-in-programing I am not copy-pasting it in order not to take credit for other peoples explanatory skill.