2d Definition and 1000 Threads
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I Computing the capacitance of a strange material
I have a 2D material which has the shape of a quarter annulus. That is, in polar coordinates ##(r, \theta)##, ##\theta## ranges from ##0## to ##\pi/2## and ##r## ranges from ##r_i## to ##r_o##. When I apply a thermal perturbation to the material, i.e. when I keep the inner and outer curved...- fluidistic
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- 2d Capacitance Material
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Electron Bands in 2D Semiconductor
In the questions solution, they conceptually discuss how the DOS for the conduction band becomes larger when ##m_c## is larger than ##m_v##. This then implies that there is "more phase space for electrons than holes", which confuses me. How can you make a statement about the phase space of...- StochasticHarmonic
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- 2d Electron
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Quantum Harmonic Oscillator, what is #E_0#?
Hello to everyone. I'm sorry for the foolish question. The text is My attempt. = There are one fundamental state ## |0_x 0_y \rangle## with energy ##E_0=E_{0x}+E_{0y}=\frac{\hbar \omega}{2}+\frac{\hbar \omega}{2}=\hbar \omega ##. The first level has ##E_1 = 2\hbar \omega## and degeneration...- damarkk
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- 2d Quantum harmonic oscillator
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Entropy of disks in a 2d box
I'd like to check if my reasoning is right here and that the numerical factors in the final result are correct. The disks occupy an effective area ##A = (A_{\mathrm{box}}-2r)^2##, excluding the region of width ##r## at the boundary. The area available to the ##n##th disk is then ##A_n = A - 4\pi...- ergospherical
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- 2d Entropy
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Mathematica Mathematica : NDSolve on 2-D steady state heat eqn
I am trying to implement this equation ##−k∇^2 u = e^{-(x^2+y^2)}## using NDSolve in Mathematica. The idea is to solve for the temperature of a plate 10 x 10 units, with heat inputs as per the RHS. Here is my attempt: NDSolve[{ - Laplacian[u, {x, y}] == Exp[-(x^2 + y^2)], u[x, -5] == 0, u[x...- Swamp Thing
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- 2d State Steady
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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I Standard basis and other bases...
Hello, I am review some key linear algebra concepts. Let's keep the discussing to 2D. Vectors in the 2D space can be simplistically visualized as arrows with a certain length and direction. Let's draw a single red arrow on the page representing vector ##X##, an entity that is independent of the...- fog37
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- 2d Basis Vectors
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Could 2-D & 3-D & 4-D atoms interact?
Most of us have probably read Edwin Abbot's "Flatland," which was published in 1884. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/201/pg201.txt In this novella, sapient and motile polygons & circles inhabit a two-dimensional world. Late in the story, a sapient sphere presents itself to the...- Lren Zvsm
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- 2d Atoms
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- Forum: Sci-Fi Writing and World Building
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2D kinematics problem -- Skateboard ramp jump calculations
So I tried the following: Getting the velocities for x and y V_xi = 5.2cos(30) = 4.5 V_yi = 5.2sin(30) = 2.6 Then I use v^2 = u^2 +2as to get the final velocities before she leaves the ramp: for V_x the final is the same as the initial since the equation becomes V_xf = V_xi for V_y the final is...- weewooweee
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- 2d 2d kinematics Kinematics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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C/C++ Best courses to learn 2d game development in C++?
This is not for professional career or something. This is just to practice OOP as I'm learning C++ atm. I found there are not many course for sfml, sdl, allegro, graphics.h,raylib etc unlike unreal engine. So, if you know something which has a good tutorial, please recommend. In OOP way. I want...- shivajikobardan
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- 2d Courses Game
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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3d plot of interference from 2 wave sources with 2d grid surface
Desired output similar to image, but without the objects and with better wave interference: I tried plugging the following into wolfram (I specifically want the values to be adjustable): plot z= H*e^(-m*sqrt((x-a)^2+(y-b)^2))*sin(k*(x-a)+k*(y-b) -w*t) +...- BiGyElLoWhAt
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- 2d 3d Graphics Grid Interference Plot Sources Surface Wave
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Geometry Books about 2D and 3D figures with explanations and problems?
I am looking for books that contain explanations (or to be able to answer) about something like this: 1) Exterior Angle Bisector Theorem The external angle bisector of a triangle divides the opposite side externally in the ratio of the sides containing the angle. This condition occurs usually...- songoku
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- 2d 3d Books
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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M700 Steel in Maxwell Electronics 2D Material Library
Hi everybody, I don't have M700 grade silicon/electrical steel data to add to Maxwell Electronics 2D Material Library. How/Where can I find this data? Could you help me? Thanks, Oguzhan Gonc- ogonc
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- 2d Electronics Material Maxwell Steel
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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A Sampling Electrons from a 2D Projection: Is There a Functional Form?
Hello! I have some electrons produced from a 3D gaussian source isotropically inside a uniform electric field. The electric field guides them towards a position sensitive detector and I end up with an image like the one below (with more electrons on the edge and fewer as you move towards the...- Malamala
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- 2d Electrons Form Functional Projection Sampling
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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I Understanding Spin States in 2D Vector Spaces
There is a passage in this book where I don't follow the logic; In this short quotation from 'Quantum Mechanics: The Theoretical Minimum' by Leonard Susskind and Art Friedman \mathcal{A} represents the apparatus that is performing the measurement the apparatus can be oriented (in principle) in...- robphippen
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- 2d Spin States Vector Vector spaces
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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I FEM Method in 2D with Triangular Elements
I have worked through the basics of the FEM method in 2D with rectangular elements and now am trying to learn triangular elements but need a simple enough numerical example. It seems triangular elements are far more complicated and also depend on the global coordinates thus each local stiffness...- bob012345
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- 2d Elements Fem Method
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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C# How close to Gaussian a 2D Matrix percentage is in C#
Does anyone know a C# class that can return a value (0 - 100 percentage) of How close a perfect gaussian curve an 2D Matrix is? for example, these would all return a 100%:- btb4198
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- 2d Gaussian Matrix
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Making a 2D Problem into a 1D Problem
Hi, Forgive me for the crowded drawing, but please reference the attached screenshot. Let’s say I have 2 plates bolted together by some bolts (red), and on the inside is a pressure w pushing the top plate up, in psi (lb/in^2). In order to get an estimate for the maximum distance between bolts...- chessguy103
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- 1d 2d
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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B Can an Object with N Dimensions Exist in N-1 Dimensions?
I am concerned that this question may instead be a philosophical one although if it it mathematical, any insights would be very appreciated. The question is this; could an object of N dimensions exist entirely in N-1 dimensions? In other words, could an infinitely flat object have 3 degrees of...- duyix
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- 2d 3d Space
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- Forum: General Math
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I Calculating the specific heat capacity for the 2D Ising model
So I'm looking at the book "Equilibrium Statistical physics" by Plischke and Bergersen. I'm doing the calculation of the specific heat of the 2D Ising model. I can't seen to quite get out the same expression as in the book - there are a coupe of minus signs that are different. I don't know if I...- julian
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- 2d Capacity Heat Heat capacity Ising model Model Specific Specific heat Specific heat capacity
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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I Is there spin-charge separation in 2d?
I just want to know if there is a consensus on experimental evidence of spin-charge separation in 2d?- Faizan Samad
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- 2d Separation
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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I Solving 2D Heat Equation w/ FEM & Galerkin Method
I want to solve the 2D heat equation $$\frac{∂^2 {T}}{ ∂x^2} + \frac{∂^2 {T}}{ ∂y^2} = 0$$ The only boundary conditions is I will specify the edge temperatures but there are no heat sources. So I create an average temperature function ##\tilde{T}## and weighting functions ##S_i## over a...- bob012345
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- 2d Fem
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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A How can I interpret the 2D advection equation?
I want to model the advection of debris rock layer with a thickness hd on top of a glacier through ice flow with velocity components u and v. Can anybody explain the physical difference between these 2 equations and which one I should take? Thanks- jones1234
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- 2d Fluid dynamics Partial differential equations
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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I FEM 2D Node Equations: Setting Up & Examples
I wish to set up the node equations for a 2D heated plate with boundary conditions. I understand how to do this in 1D but have not found a suitable example problem worked out in 2D and examples I have seen are very involved and complex. @pasmith showed me you to set up the 1D problem as follows...- bob012345
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- 2d Fem Method
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Creating an Enemy with 2D Linear Movement: Calculating Projectile Angle
Hi, I am a game developer and recently found myself in a situation where I wanted to create an enemy that shoots at you given a set of variables. The game takes place in a top down view so there is no need for gravity acceleration, just 2d linear constant movement. The question to answer is...- ChichoRD
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- 2d Angle Linear Movement Projectile
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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2D kinematics -- Calculate the acceleration of the jumping athlete
this is my work but the answers say 11 m/s^2 so I made an error somewhere. Also if someone could help me with solving the direction for the acceleration, that would be greatly appreciated.- Stewkatt
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- 2d 2d kinematics Acceleration Force Kinematics Vectors
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Comp Sci I can't get this task right regarding a simple ' 2D game' as a matrix
I have also put some notes on what is to be done in the problematic function Note also that this is not homework, but am just preparing for an exam. Thanks in advance! forgot to provide the code here, so here it is: # RPG subsystem: check whether the next player move on a 5x5 tileset is...- simphys
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- 2d Game Matrix
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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A Projection of 3D Plane from a certain perspective on the 2D Plane
Hello all! As seen in the summary, I'm not sure if anyone can understand, but I will try to make this as clear as possible. Working in the 3D Plane: Given that there is a trajectory motion in the 3D Plane, and I have the coordinates of the motion at every 1s interval. This means at t=1s, the...- jisbon
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- 2d 3d Perspective Plane Projection
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Can Overcoming Challenging 2D Motion Problems Boost Your Physics Skills?
Ive been reading University physics by roger freedman, I’m on section 3 motion in 2d. I can solve most of the problems ag the end of the chapter, or at least understand the solutions. But there is a small extra section called challenge problems. There’s only 3 but I found them very difficult...- bigmike94
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- 2d 2d motion advanced Advanced physics Mechanic Motion Physics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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[Structural Dynamics] How to model a 3D wing as a 2D Wind Tunnel Model
Greetings Good People, As the title suggests, I'm having some trouble getting to a 2D model. The process is to select an aircraft (or wing model), and model it as a 2D, 2DOF wing-tunnel model. The aircraft I selected was a Cessna 172. This had a tapered wing, which after some calculations and...- WhiteWolf98
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- 2d 3d Dynamics Equations of motion Model Wind Wind tunnel
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Populating a 1001x101 2D array in MATLAB
The method I employed was based on a nested loop. I ran into two issues with this approach 1. The code took way too long to run, easily going for over 7 minutes. 2. In the end, it didn't even completely work, due to the "index exceeding the array length". This confuses me For the relevant...- Sai Maurice
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- 2d Array Material science Matlab Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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A Surface waves and vorticity in 2D
The classical free surface profile for the solitary wave for irrotational and incompressible fluids for small amplitude and long wavelength is the classical Korteweg-deVries(KdV) equation given by:\frac{\partial\eta}{\partial t}+\frac{\partial \eta}{\partial x}+\eta\frac{\partial\eta}{\partial...- hunt_mat
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- 2d Surface Vorticity Waves
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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I Find the center manifold of a 2D system with double zero eigenvalues
I have to find the center manifold of the following system \begin{align} \dot{x}_1&=x_2 \\ \dot{x}_2&=-\frac{1}{2}x_1^2 \end{align} which has a critical point at ##x_0=\begin{bmatrix}0 & 0\end{bmatrix}##. Its linearization at that point is \begin{align} D\mathbf {f}(\mathbf {x_0}) =...- NicolaiTheDane
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- 2d Center Eigenvalues Manifold System Zero
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Help with 2D mass-spring-damper system
the image on the right shows the problem. the blue ink is the equation someone else gave me, and I don't understand why the force between box2 and ground goes down... (the red is me) the force f is applied to box2 so that it pushes box2 down, so isn't the spring k2 supposed to push upward?- newbeee
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- 2d System
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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A Sign of Curvature in Flamm's Paraboloid: Negative?
A question of sign. Is the curvature of Flamm's paraboloid positive or negative? If I've gotten the signs correct, it's a negative curvature. This is the opposite of the positive curvature of a sphere, and it implies that that geodesics drawn on Flamm's parabaloid should diverge. I think...- pervect
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- 2d Curvature Paraboloid
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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A 2D space and 1D time evolution of a random field
I want to develop a 2D random field and its change with time with constant velocity. My process: 1. Define a 2D grid [x, y] with n \times n points 2. Define 1D time axis [t] with n_t elements 3. Find the lagrangian distance between the points in space with the velocity in x and y ...- tworitdash
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- 1d 2d Evolution Field Random Random number Random variable Space Time Time evolution
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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I Request for Input: 2D Minkowski Spacetime Diagram Generator
I’m planning to write a 2D Minkowsky spacetime diagram generator tool. At this point, I am looking for help reviewing the specification. I am not looking for help with the implemenation. To be clear, I’ve written a complete specification, but it would be a waste if it was missing features that...- Freixas
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- 2d Diagram Generator Input Minkowski Request Spacetime Spacetime diagram
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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A How to solve simple 2D space-time PDE numerically
I have a 2D space-time PDE and I want to solve it numerically over the time axis. The time initial field is already known with respect to space, i.e., the spatial distribution is already known at time `t = 0`. I solved the same PDF in Mathematica and got a solution. I tried to solve it...- tworitdash
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- 2d Numerical Pde Space-time
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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I Behavior of a curved 2D sheet and a curved 1D wire under acoustic wave
Good day. We know how simple objects, such as 1D wires behave when a simple harmonic wave travels along a wire, or two wires knotted togethe.We also know what happens if you excite a circular thin disc with a single frequency. Are there some material I can read on, that considers the effect...- Seanskahn
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- 1d 2d Acoustic Behavior Frequencies Wave Wire
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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I Angle-Preserving Linear Transformations in 2D Space for Relativity
I'm watching this minutephysics video on Lorentz transformations (part starting from 2:13 and ending at 4:10). In my spacetime diagram, my worldline will be along the ##ct## axis and the worldline of an observer moving relative to me will be at some angle w.r.t. the ##y## axis. When we switch...- Shirish
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- 2d Linear Linear transformations Relativity Space Transformations
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Using the Frobenius method on a 2D Laplace
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- 2d Differential eqautions Frobenius Laplace Laplace equation Method
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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I Parity Operator in 2D: Understanding Transformation & Spin
Hello! What is the 2D (acting in spin space) representation of the parity operator. In principle we can make it a diagonal matrix with the right transformation and given that ##P^2=1## the matrix would be diag(1,1) or diag(1,-1). However spin shouldn't change under parity and using that it seems...- Malamala
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- 2d Operator Parity
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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I Why the integral of a differential does not give the function back in 2D?
Let f be a 2 variables function. 1) ##f(x,y)=g(x)+h(y)\Rightarrow df=g'(x)dx+h'(y)dy\Rightarrow\int df=g(x)+k(y)+h(y)+l(x)=f(x,y),\textrm{ if } k=l=0## 2) ##f(x,y)=xy\Rightarrow df=ydx+xdy\Rightarrow\int df=2xy+k(y)+l(x)\neq f(x,y)## Why in the second case the function cannot be recovered ? -
What are Initial Conditions and How Do You Write Them for the 2D Wave Equation?
I am having problems writing the initials conditions.- RealKiller69
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- 2d Discrete Membrane Wave Wave equation
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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B 2D Model of the Universe as an expanding ball
Can a simplified 2D model of our universe be an expanding ball? Where the surface of the ball is the 2D universe time is the vector normal of the ball measured in imaginary number i. So light will move at 45 degree to any vector normal. The expanding ball gets bigger because time is causing it...- darkdave3000
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- 2d Ball Model Universe
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- Forum: Cosmology
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I What if the Earth (and the Universe) were 2d?
Well, okay, I should say: what does Newtonian gravitation look like in a ##2+1## dimensional Newtonian universe? Consider a flat Earth, i.e. a region ##\mathcal{E} = \{ (x,y): x^2 + y^2 \leq R \}## with mass density ##\rho##, then for ##r > R## a natural guess for the gravitational field seem...- etotheipi
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- 2d Earth Universe
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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B Do any 3D Venn diagrams exist that have no 2D analogues?
If we were to use three-dimensional spheres to represent sets, could a 3D Venn diagram be constructed that could not be drawn as a normal 2D Venn diagram without changing the relationships between the sets?- SamRoss
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- 2d 3d Diagram Diagrams Venn
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Finding marginal distribution of 2d of probability density function
Hi, I have question about finding marginal distributions from 2d marginal pdfs that lead to the probabilities being greater than 1. Question: If we have the joint probability distribution ## f(x, y) = k \text{ for} |x| \leq 0.5 , |y| \leq 0.5 ## and 0 otherwise. I have tried to define a square...- Master1022
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- 2d Density Density function Distribution Function Marginal Probability Probability density Probability density function
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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I Riemann Curvature Tensor on 2D Sphere: Surprising Results
I have worked out (and then verified against some sources) that ##R^\theta_{\phi\theta\phi} = sin^2(\theta)##. The rest of the components are either zero or the same as ##R^\theta_{\phi\theta\phi} ## some with the sign flipped. I was surprised at this, because it implies that the curvature...- epovo
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- 2d Curvature Curvature tensor Radius Riemann Sphere Tensor Unit
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Python Rotate 2D Gaussian given parameters a, b and c
I have a Gaussian function of the form: def f(x,y): a=some number b=... c=... return 3*np.exp(-a*(-0.5 + x)**2+b*(x-0.5)*(y-0.5)-c*(-0.5 + y)**2)This is a Gaussian function symmetric around y=x, and I'd like to rotate it 45 degrees (counter)clockwise. Wikipedia gives an overdetermined...- schniefen
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- 2d Gaussian Parameters Rotate
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Projectile Motion in 2D: Solving for Maximum Range in Inclined Planes
I know the conventional method for solving this question using the formula for maximum range of a projectile in an inclined plane, but since it is an objective problem, if we consider a non general case where α=0, then clearly we can see that (see attachment) only one option matches which...- kshitij
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- 2d Motion Motion in 2d Projectile Projectile motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help