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What is the effect of multiple forces on a 2D rigid rectangle?
Say I have a rectangle of width w and height h centred at (0, 0) on a 2D coordinate plane. The rectangle is free to move on a frictionless medium. It is not attached at any point. Case 1: A single force F = (Fx)i + (Fx)j acts at a point (x, y) How does the rectangle move? I looked it up on...- Droctagonopus
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- 2d Forces Multiple Rectangle
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Find acceleration to stop at target in frictionless 2D space
This is a problem that's appeared in a game I am writing, and is a bit beyond the mechanics I can sort-of remember from high school. The context is I have an object in 2D space which has a position p and a velocity u, and a goal position G I want that object to be in as soon as possible. At... -
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MATLAB Integration of a 2D matrix using MATLAB
How to do integration for a 2D matrix using MATLAB? That is to say, suppose I have a bunch of data points over a rectangular region in xy plane, how to find the integral over this plane? More explicitly, suppose I want to integrate over a square region, [0,4]x[0,4] my data is 2 4 5...- AlonsoMcLaren
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- 2d Integration Matlab Matrix
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Projectile Motion in 2d with Drag
Homework Statement So, I'm building a "Monkey Gun" and I want to be able to find the instantaneous velocity of my dart at a certain time. I shoot the gun at some angle, θ. The problem is, if I divide the velocity into x and y components, each depends on and impacts the other (the force from...- nathanthegreat
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- 2d Drag Motion Motion in 2d Projectile Projectile motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Christoffel Symbols of 2D Metric
Homework Statement Consider metric ds2 = dx2 + x3 dy2 for 2D space. Calculate all non-zero christoffel symbols of metric. Homework Equations \Gammajik = \partialei / \partial xk \times ej The Attempt at a Solution Christoffel symbols, by definition, takes the partial of each...- Ryomega
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- 2d Christoffel Christoffel symbols Metric Symbols
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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What Was the Initial Speed of the Rock Kicked Off a Cliff?
A soccer player kicks a rock horizontally off a cliff 38.2m high into a pool of water. If the player hears the sound of the splash 3.13s later, what was the initial speed given to the rock? Assume the speed of sound in air to be 343m/s What I don't understand here is, determining the...- 375551
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- 2d 2d motion Motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Average distance between random points in 2D
I'm looking for an analytical solution to a very simple problem I've come across. Start with a circle of radius a. Now place n points at random positions inside this circle. Can you calculate the expectation value for the mean distance between the points? For the sake of argument can you...- O2F
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- 2d Average Points Random
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- Forum: General Math
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Geodesic in 2D Space: Understanding the Statement
Homework Statement I am having trouble understanding how the following statement (taken from some old notes) is true: >For a 2 dimensional space such that ds^2=\frac{1}{u^2}(-du^2+dv^2) the timelike geodesics are given by u^2=v^2+av+b where a,b are constants. Homework Equations...- vidi
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- 2d Geodesic Space
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Using relative motion (2D) to get rain speed & direction when running
Homework Statement A person moving towards east with a speed 'v' observes the rain to be falling vertically downwards. When he doubles his speed, the rain appears to come at 30° angle with the vertical. Find the actual speed and direction of rain with vertical. Homework Equations...- aaronstonedd
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- 2d Direction Motion Rain Relative Relative motion Running Speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why is a single layer of atoms referred to as 2d ?
Why is a single layer of atoms referred to as "2d"? I commonly hear a single layer of atoms referred to as being a "2-dimensional structure", when it so clearly is not 2-dimensional. Why do people make that obvious mistake? The same exact folks will also tell you that spacetime is a...- sym_
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- 2d Atoms
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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C/C++ How to Pass a 2D Array in C and C++ for Numerical Computing
Hi I have this small doubt. i am not good in C . i like to bring i,j,pi values to subroutine and bring back Asi to main program. how to write ! Plz help.. #include <stdlib.h> #include <math.h> double A_operate(int i,int j) void main() { double Ai, pi[10][10],r[10][10]; int i,j,n,m; n=6...- eswarm21
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- 2d Array C++
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Scattering of Neutrons from 2d Crystal Lattice
Homework Statement A two-dimensional rectangular crystal has a unit cell with sides a 6.28Å and b 3.14Å. A beam of monochromatic neutrons of wavelength 5.0 Å is used to examine the crystal. Using either the Laue condition for diffraction or Bragg's Law, determine whether it would be...- 1Kris
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- 2d Crystal Crystal lattice Lattice Neutrons Scattering
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Solving 2D Collisions: Find the Velocity of Eight Ball After Impact
Homework Statement In a game of billiards the 0.165 kg cue ball is hit toward the 0.155 kg eight ball which is stationary. The cue ball travels at a speed of 6.2 m/s and after impact rolls away at an angle of 40.0 degrees counterclockwise from its initial direction with a velocity of 3.7 m/s...- x86
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- 2d Collisions Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Data analysis: 2D Surface fitting from raw data
Hey everybody I've got a question for the programming savvy. I'm generating data which can generally be described by.. f(x,y) = Ʃn(an * xn)*Ʃn(bn * yn) Basically what I'm looking at is a data set which shows a surface which looks like about 1/4th of a wonky bowl. My trouble is...- lepatterso
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- 2d Analysis Data Data analysis Fitting Surface
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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2D becomes 3D when looked at by one eye
When I was about 25 I noticed that a 2D photo appeared 3D when looked at through a magnifying glass. First I thought it depended on the lens, but then realized it was because I looked at the picture by just one eye - exactly as the camera lens had seen it in reality. I.e. there is much 3D...- M Grandin
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- 2d 3d Eye
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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2D trilateration with 3 sensors
Hello science folks! I've just started learning about trilateration. I am wondering if its possible to calculate the coordinates of a continuously growing circle(for example a sound wave) which hits three sensors at different times. I have added a picture so you can see what I mean. In the...- Ischyros
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- 2d Sensors
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- Forum: General Math
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2D Doppler Shift / Relative Velocities
Hi, I'm trying to adapt the doppler shift formula for a stationary listener and a source traveling in a straight line towards/away from the listener to the case where the source does not move straight towards the listener. For example, suppose that I am looking north and train further in the...- awelex
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- 2d Doppler Doppler shift Relative Shift
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Constant source Poisson eq in 2D, Dirichlet BC, average value?
Hello, for the Poisson problem Δu = -1 on a 2D circular disk with u = 0 on the boundary, we have average(u) = \frac{1}{8\pi}Area(disk), which is easy to see, as the solution is quadratic in the polar coordinate r. Does this (or a similar) relation hold for non-circular 2D domains? This...- david.b
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- 2d Average Average value Constant Poisson Source Value
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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How Long to Reach Maximum Height in Projectile Motion?
Homework Statement A ball is kicked with initial velocity 40 m/s at an angle of 37 degree above the horizontal. What is the time (in seconds) needed to reach the maximum height? Homework Equations Y-axis h= Voy t - 0.5 g t^2 Vy= Voy - g t Vy^2= Voy^2 - 2 g h X-axis d= Vox t Vx=...- RuthlessTB
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- 2d 2d motion Motion Projectile
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Nucleation and growth in a 2D Ising Model with Monte Carlo Simulation
I'm currently working on a project for a code that does umbrella sampling of a 2-D Ising model [size LxL of a magnet (analyzing up or down spins)]. The next step is to take my code to analyze a nucleation region and its growth by varying the temperature above critical. Before I even attempt to...- kd215
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- 2d Growth Ising model Model Monte carlo Monte carlo simulation Nucleation Simulation
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Finding Forces in a 2D Bridge: Determining Pressure and Tension
Homework Statement We have this bridge, which is 2D - as shown picture. How I determine which sticks are subjected to pressure and which tension? How big are these forces? Sticks are intangible, mass of car is M. From the picture, we can determine the length of the sticks. Picture...- Numeriprimi
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- 2d Bridge Forces Pressure Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Mountain climber 2d forces question.
1. a 52 Kg mountain climber is suspended from a cliff by a rope. Given a few bits of information the angle formed by the rope to the climber is 31 degrees The angle of the climbers legs is 15 degrees north of horizontal (a) Find the tension in the rope and the force that the mountain...- boognish
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- 2d Forces
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Understanding Elastic Collisions in Two Dimensions
So the way we learned to solve elastic collisions is to use the center of mass reference frame. I calculated that the COM is moving at v=1.66 m/s relative to the lab frame. Next I calculated the velocity of the white ball to be +1.66 m/s relative to the COM frame and the black ball to have...- cp255
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- 2d Collisions Elastic Elastic collisions
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Projectile Motion: Solving for Velocity Components | Tower Launch
Homework Statement A Projectile is launched from the top of a 100m tower and falls 20m below the bottom of the tower and 90m away in the x direction. Time of flight is 6 seconds. 1. Find the x component of the velocity of the object when it strikes the ground. 2. Find the y-component of...- jklops686
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- 2d Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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2D Kinematics Problem dealing with acceleration
Homework Statement " An airplane turns slowly for 9.2s horizontally. The final velocity of the plane is 360km/hr [N]; the average acceleration during the turn is 5.0m/s^2 [W]. What is the initial velocity of the plane?" Homework Equations a=ΔV/t The Attempt at a Solution at=Δv...- Element1674
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- 2d 2d kinematics Acceleration Kinematics Kinematics problem
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Ferris Wheel question (Motion in 2d)
1. The Ferris wheel [...] rotates counterclockwise, is just starting up. At a given instant, a passenger on the rim of the wheel and passing through the lowest point of his circular motion is moving at 3.00 m/s and is gaining speed at a rate of 0.500 m/s^2 . 2. Find the direction of the...- jmedina94
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- 2d Motion in 2d Wheel
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to incorporate core losses in an ANSOFT 2D transformer model
I am designing a 2D model of a three-phase core-type transformer in ANSOFT MAXWELL 14.0. While doing so I have encountered a strange problem. Start of the problem:- While designing the transformer, I wanted to incorporate core losses. So, I did the following steps:- Excitations -> Set...- Shantanav
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- 2d Ansoft Core Model Transformer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Help needed in simulating 3-phase transformer in ANSOFT MAXWELL 2D
I am designing a 2D model of a three-phase core-type transformer in ANSOFT MAXWELL 14.0. While doing so I have encountered a strange problem. Start of the problem:- While designing the transformer, I wanted to incorporate core losses. So, I did the following steps:- Excitations -> Set...- Shantanav
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- 2d Ansoft Ansoft maxwell Maxwell Transformer
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Please could you checkif i got the 2d collisions right?
Homework Statement A 0.30 kg puck A, initially at rest on a frictionless horizontal surface, is struck by a 0.20 kg puck B that is initially moving along the x-axis with a velocity of 2.0 m/s. After the collision, the 0.20 kg puck has a speed of 1.0 m/s at an angle of θ = 530 to the positive...- lioric
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- 2d Collisions
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Formula for simulating orbital motion (2D)
Hello. I'm new on this forum and I hope I'm posting this in the right place. This is not for a homework assignment but a spare-time project I'm working on. Homework Statement The goal with this project is to make a simple program that simulates an object that orbits a single fixed point...- Zaiks
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- 2d Formula Motion Orbital Orbital motion
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Mathematica Solving a 2D Parametric Plot of Logarithmic Spiral
I am stuck on the following task; Create a 2D Parametric Plot showing a spiral path. The parametric equations for a logarithmic spiral are x=k^u Cosine(u), y=k^u Sine(u), where k is a constant, and u is the plot parameter. What does the value of k determine? I have been typing in the...- izzy93
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- 2d Logarithmic Parametric Plot Spiral
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Polar to Cartesian Unit Vectors in 2D
Homework Statement Solve for the unit vectors x-hat and y-hat in terms of r-hat and phi-hat. Homework Equations r-hat=cos(phi)x-hat+sin(phi)y-hat phi-hat=cos(phi)y-hat-sin(phi)x-hat, The Attempt at a Solution I have been working on this for a really long time, and I keep getting a...- leahc
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- 2d Cartesian Polar Unit Unit vectors Vectors
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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2D Vectors - Addition and Subtraction of Successive Displacement Vectors
The figure shows the successive displacements of an aircraft flying a search pattern. The initial position of the aircraft is P and the final position is P'. What is the net displacement (magnitude and direction) between P and P'? My attempt: So, my understanding is that the net...- bearjew11
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- 2d Addition Displacement Vectors
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Integration by Parts in 2D: How to Apply the Rule in Polar Coordinates?
The integration by parts rule in two dimensions is \int_{Ω}\frac{\partial w}{\partial x_{i}} v dΩ = \int_{\Gamma} w v \vec{n} d\Gamma - \int_{Ω} w \frac{\partial v}{\partial x_{i}} dΩ I have two examples in polar coordinates In first example I have \vec{n}=\vec{n_{r}} \int_{\Gamma}... -
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Calculating Reflection angle in a 2D plane.
Im trying to calculate the refelction angle of 2 points in a 2d plane, but not the same distance away from the reflection surface, and I'm drawing a blank. Any help would be hugely appreciated. -
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Can 2D Systems Simplify Path Integrals in 4D Minkowski Space?
The combination of special relativity and quantum mechanics in a single framework makes our understanding of such systems to be true only in 4D, Minkowski space...I have noticed that recent published work concerning 2D systems and I am not sure about this reduction of 4D to only 2D, does it mean...- DMESONS
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- 2d 4d Integrals Minkowski Minkowski space Path Path integrals Space Systems
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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2D kinematics - Solved, but a question on the logic
The problem: (Note: the correct answer is bolded throughout) A basketball is launched with an initial speed of 8 m/s at a 45 degree angle from the horizontal. The ball enters the basket in 0.96 seconds. What is the distance x and y? Just ignore the distance x, I know it's simply the product...- Greyt
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- 2d 2d kinematics Kinematics Logic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Integral through a path in 2D (or ND) What's the usual definition ?
Integral through a path in 2D (or ND) What's the usual "definition"? [Bold letters are vectors. eg: r] We have a scalar function f(r) and a path g(x)=y. I see two ways to reason: (1) The little infinitesimals are summed with the change of x and on the change of y separately. (2) The little...- Swimmingly!
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- 2d Definition Integral Path
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- Forum: Calculus
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Inverse 2D rotation with negative parameters
Homework Statement Say we have a 2D rigid body transform, with parameters p = [ p_1,p_2,p_3] for rotation, x translation and y translation respectively. I'm using the transform to .. transform an image. Is there a way to have: For a point x , y : x',y' = transform(x,y,p) <=> x,y =...- atrus_ovis
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- 2d Inverse Negative Parameters Rotation
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Solving Collision and Kinetics Problems in 2D
Hello Everyone, I am having a heck of a time with collisions in 2D and with rotational kinetics and rotational dynamics. I have posted 5 questions below that I seem to be having the most troubles with. I know it my be a lot to ask but if anyone here can help me to understand how they got to...- doub
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- 2d Collision Kinetics
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How to solve 2d problems numerically.
I havn't had much classes on numerical methods in quantum mechanics and I'm wondering how one would solve a general problem involving 2d motion. With general, I mean a problem that cannot be separated. Consider for instance the hamiltonian \hat{H} =...- ehj
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Can a Flatlander See More Than 2 Sides of a Cube at Once?
Hey everyone! I have the following question for you guys to settle an argument: If you were an inhabitant of Flatland and a cube decided to visit you like the sphere did, would you be able to see more than 2 sides at a time? My answer is no because Mr. Cube could appear as a point, a square...- onlymepa
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- 2d Cross Cube
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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2d bin packing + selective grouping
Hi everyone! Let me introduce myself, my name is Francisco and I'm an architecture student. I've recently become interested in algorithmic design, which is basically utilizing math to help design (an example would be structure or space optimization). To contextualize, I am a noob with...- Pixbae
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- 2d Bin Grouping
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- Forum: General Math
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Distance traveled and hang time for 2D projectile
Homework Statement A cannon is fired at an angle of 42 degrees, the cannon ball travels 8.9 meters in the x direction. Its hang time is 1.5 seconds. The cannon site .43 meters above the ground on a stand. If this same cannon was fired at 35 degrees, what would the hang time and the distance...- Kstan333
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- 2d Distance traveled Projectile Time
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Does rotation of a 3d volume about a 2d plane create gravity?
Hello, If a rotation of a 2-d disk about a 1-d line can produce centrifugal gravity, is it right to infer that rotation of a 3-d volume about a 2-d plane would create gravity, observable in the 3-d volume? It is confusing to think about the direction of this gravity, if it exists...- Sunfire
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- 2d 3d Gravity Plane Rotation Volume
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Equation for half-max contour of 2D Gaussian?
Hi all, If I have a Gaussian with the equation: G(x,y) = h*exp(-(x-x0)^2/a -(y-y0)^2/b) where x0, y0, a, b and h are the parameters which may vary, what's the equation for the elliptical contour line at the half-max of G? I'm getting myself confused! Thanks for help- mikeph
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- 2d Gaussian
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- Forum: General Math
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Help with 2d convolution formula
Hello, I consider two functions f:R^2 \rightarrow R and g:R^2 \rightarrow R, and the two dimensional convolution (f \ast g)(\mathbf{x}) = \int_{\mathbb{R}^2}f(\mathbf{t})g(\mathbf{x-t})d^2\mathbf{t} I proved using the Fourier transform and the convolution theorem that the convolution of two...- mnb96
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- 2d Convolution Formula
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- Forum: General Math
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Python Python, matplotlib plot 2D histogram on polar axis.
Any python/matplotlib experts out there?? This one has been driving me crazy all day. I have three vectors, azimuth, frequency and power, which I would like to histogram and plot on a polar axis. I can plot a scatter plot this way no problem but the histogram gets messed up somehow. An example...- funcosed
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- 2d Axis Histogram Matplotlib Plot Polar Python
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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MATLAB How can I extrude a 2D curve in MATLAB along the Z direction?
Hi all! I would like to extrude a 2d curve in the X-Y plane along the Z direction,thereby wanting to obtain a plane of Z units long.How should I proceed? Is there a tool especially for this in MATLAB?- marellasunny
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- 2d Curve
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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2D completely inelastic collision question
Homework Statement Andy (mass 92 kg) and Sam (mass 75 kg) are both on toboggans (each toboggan has a mass of 4.6 kg) traveling on a crash course towards each other. Just as they hit, they lock hands so they move together as one. What is their new speed? In what direction do they travel? mA =...- Hoodoo
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- 2d Collision Inelastic Inelastic collision
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help