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News RIP Thomas E. Kurtz (1928 - 2024) - BASIC
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_E._Kurtz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dartmouth_BASIC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BASIC https://faculty.dartmouth.edu/artsandsciences/news/2024/11/remembering-computing-legend-thomas-kurtz...- robphy
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Need resources to help me understand quantum computing please
How did you find PF?: Good Need documents to help me understand quantum computing!- delamonaco
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- Computing Quantum Technology
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Insights Introduction to Modern Digital Audio Concepts
[url="https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/digital-audio/"]Continue reading...- bhobba
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- Computing Technology
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Comp Sci Quantum computing circuit for qubits equality
This is the given circuit: I think to add another Cnot on the right with a1 as control and a0 as target, to set initial states of a0 an a1 both |0⟩, and to measure the a0. If a0=|0⟩ then b0=b1, and vice versa. Is it correct?- Hill
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- Circuit Computing Quantum
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Is CMD subset of Windows PowerShell?
Hi I never learn CMD all these years. I am getting a little more into computer, PowerShell is completely new to me. I just want to get opinions from you experts whether I should learn PowerShell or just learn CMD. I read articles that CMD literally a subset of PowerShell. I am not that into...- yungman
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- Computing
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Is Dr. Steve Brunton's Lecture Series in Correct Order on YouTube?
Hello all: As reviewing physics in my spare time , a scientific lecture series caught my eyes , by Dr. Steve brunton on his YouTube channel but had few questions Is the lecture series in correct order ? Second question what is the name of the book that he is using ? Best Regards H- hagopbul
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- Computing Lectures Phyiscs
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Making light of CsPbBr3 - precisely enough to be "unsplit"
A perovskite, normally used for solar energy collection, may find an application in quantum computing. The article is article is published in Nature (with a paywall), It is also covered in SciTech Daily. This is not the first material that has been able to generate photons so precisely...- .Scott
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- Computing Quantum
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The Hacker Max Butler charges (several questions)
Butler attended Boise State University for a year. In 1991, Butler was convicted of assault during his freshman year of college. His appeal was unsuccessful or procedural grounds, as a judge ruled that Butler's defense attorney did not raise the issue in an earlier appeal. The Idaho State...- askingquestion
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- Computing Technology
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I A hurdle in quantum computing I've never been able to figure out
So the whole idea with quantum entangled computing, is that particles in superposition can compute more than one thing at the same time, right? But how does a system know which computed result is which? Maybe like a hashtag that separates one from another? But wouldn't that get jumbled, and...- jaketodd
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- Computing Entanglement Quantum
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New tech enables some interesting special effects
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Computing path integral with real and Grassmann variables
The first step seems easy: computation of the $\theta$ and $\overline{\theta}$ integrals give $$Z[w] = \frac{1}{(2\pi)^{n/2}}\int d^n x \: \det(\partial_j w_i(x)) \exp{\left(-\frac{1}{2}w_i(x)w_i(x)\right)}.$$ From here, I tried using that $$\det(\partial_j w_i (x)) = \det\left(\partial_j w_i...- Geigercounter
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- Computing Grassmann Integral Path Path integral Qft Variables
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A About computing the tangent space at 1 of certain lie groups
Hello :), I am wondering of the right and direct method to calculate the following tangent spaces at ##1##: ##T_ISL_n(R)##, ##T_IU(n)## and ##T_ISU(n)##. Definitions I know: Given a smooth curve ##γ : (− ,) → R^n## with ##γ(0) = x##, a tangent vector ##˙γ(0)## is a vector with components...- aalma
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- Computing Groups Lie groups Space Tangent tangent space
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Computing the derivative of an exponential function
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- Computing Derivative Exponential Exponential function Function
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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PTRAC File - MCNP - Multi-core computing
Homework Statement:: PTRAC File - MCNP - Multi-core computing Relevant Equations:: No equations My name is Luiz. I am a postdoc at the institute of energy and nuclear research in São Paulo-Brazil. Our group models a cold neutron source (CNS) for the Brazilian multipurpose reactor project...- Luizpo
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- Computing File Mcnp Mcnp6
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Computing line integral using Stokes' theorem
##curl([x^2z, 3x , -y^3],[x,y,z]) =[-3y^2 ,x^2,3]## The unit normal vector to the surface ##z(x,y)=x^2+y^2## is ##n= \frac{-2xi -2yj +k}{\sqrt{1+4x^2 +4y^2}}## ##[-3y^2,x^2,3]\cdot n= \frac{-6x^2y +6xy^2}{\sqrt{1+4x^2 + 4y^2}}## Since ##\Sigma## can be parametrized as ##r(x,y) = xi + yj +(x^2...- WMDhamnekar
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- Computing Integral Line Line integral Line integrals Stokes Stokes theorem Theorem
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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I Discover Beginner-Friendly Books on Quantum Information and Computation | Q&A
Hello to everyone, I would like to ask you to brief questions. The first one is whether you could recommend any pedagogical books on Quantum Information and Computation. I tried Nielsen and Chuang but I found it too dense for a beginner in the field. The second question is the following: to...- Llukis
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computation Quantum computing Quantum gates Quantum information
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A Computing the Minimal polynomial - Ring Theory
Am going through this notes...kindly let me know if there is a mistake on highlighted part. I think it ought to be; ##α^2=5+2\sqrt{6}##- chwala
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- Computing minimal polynomial Polynomial Ring Theory
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Computing for Dummies Q: What is difference between server and data center?
I've been looking this up and don't seem to have a great understanding. Can someone confirm or correct that my understanding is accurate. Is a data center simply a large collection of individual servers? If not, how do they differ? Thanks.- kyphysics
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- Center Computing Data Difference Server
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The future of mobile computing forensics analysts
Hi there! I am a student in my first semester of undergrad studies for computer science. The first assignment in my CSC class is to write a paper on the future of computer science, which can be broad or niche. My end goal is to get a job in mobile computing forensics analysis, so this is what I...- jordynchapin
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- Computer science Computing Future Mobile
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A Computing Thomas Precession: Part 2 | Francesco
Dear PFer's, I am reproducing the steps to derive the expression for the Thomas precession, as described in Goldstein/Poole/Safko "Classical Mechanics". Hereafter an excerpt from the book describing the step I am currently working on. Based on the text, the transformation S_3 -> S_1 should be...- Coelum
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- Computing Precession
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A Computing the Thomas Precession: Help from PFers Needed!
Dear PFer's, I am reproducing the steps to derive the expression for the Thomas precession, as described in Goldstein/Poole/Safko "Classical Mechanics". Hereafter an excerpt from the book describing the step I am currently working on. I have been able to compute the matrix L'' (eqn. 7.18)...- Coelum
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- Computing Precession
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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A Computing the Fisher Matrix numerically
Hi, I have been studying the Fisher matrix to apply in a project. I understand how to compute a fisher matrix when you have a simple model for example which is linear in the model parameters (in that case the derivatives of the model with respect to the parameters are independent of the...- shahbaznihal
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- Computing Fisher Fisher information Matrix Statistics
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Insights Quantum Computing for Beginners
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- Beginners Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Can a Computer Crack the Beale Ciphers?
(Please excuse me if this is the wrong section to ask this question) With reference to 'The Code Book' by Simon Singh, will it be possible for a computer to crack the as yet still undeciphered first and third (alleged) ciphers of the famous Beale Ciphers? If so, how might this be achieved? Many...- Jaziel
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Calculators Repositories of Quantum Computing projects?
Hello. I need to code a project (solution of a typical problem or approaches to new one) of quantum computation and I want to study any solved project in order to understand the algorithms and how to run the script in a real quantum computer or simulator. Where can I found some repositories of...- Fabioonier
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- Computing Projects Quantum Quantum computing
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Physics Quantum Computing masters with Theoretical physics background
I want to do a masters related to quantum computing from a physics background and my criteria for the place is: 1. A quantum computing group with experimental realizations and industrial ties. 2. A strong theoretical physics department with research in fundamental physics 3. A good chance of...- Admiralibr123
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- Computing Masters Masters degree Physics Quantum Quantum computing Theoretical Theoretical physics University
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Engineering What are the best books for learning about analog computing?
I'm not sure if this is the right sub-forum for this question but I've been reading online about solving differential equations with analog circuits for a while now and I wanted to get started by making my own circuits. So far I've found some DIY articles and cursory guides but I'd rather get...- haider
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- Analog Books Computing
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A Computing Correlation functions
Hello, recently I'm learning about correlation functions in the context of QFT. Correct me with I'm wrong but what i understand is that tha n-point correlation functions kinda of describe particles that are transitioning from a point in space-time to another by excitations on the field. So, what...- gremory
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- Computing Correlation Correlation function Functions Qft
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I want to learn about Quantum Computing
I want to learn about Quantum Computing (QC). I am familiar with Quantum Mechanics. So far I have found two types of literature: (1.) Introductions to QC for the layman, and (2) Literature for people who are already knowledgeable about the field. Can someone recommend a mid-level source along...- Thomas Rigby
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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I Keisler Elementary Calculus: computing standard parts of expressions
In Keisler Elementary Calculus page 39, example 4 it shows how to compute the standard parts of the following expression: Example 4: If ##\epsilon## is infinitesimal but non zero, find the standard part of ##b=\frac {\epsilon} {5-\sqrt{25+ε}}## Before calculating the standard parts the... -
Computing the infinitesimal generators for the Mobius transformation
I don't know where to start. I understand that the constraint ##ad-bc=1## gives us one less parameter since ##d=1+bc/a##. So we can rewrite our original function. I know how to compute the generators of matrix groups but in this case the generators will be functions. I also know there should be...- platypi
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- Computing Generators Infinitesimal Transformation
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I Computing Volume in General Relativity: Use of Tensor & Friedmann Eqns
When we compute the stress energy momentum tensor ## T_{\mu\nu} ##, it has units of energy density. If, therefore, we know the total energy ##E## of the system described by ## T_{\mu\nu} ##, can we compute the volume of the system from ## V = E/T_{00}##? If it holds, I would assume this would...- Tertius
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- Computing General General relaivity General relativity Relativity Tensor Volume
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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How Effective is Credit Card Information Theft?
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00339-5- jedishrfu
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Other How much does a Cloud Computing position earn in Austria?
How much does a Cloud Computing position earn in Austria in general? I need this answer for an interview in order to negotiate with the interviewers. I hold a PhD degree in Physics but with no experience in the field.- DT137
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- Cloud Computing Position
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A Counting on a computing system
It is plretty clear that a classical computer can't count over the set of natural numbers. If it is a digital device and you used an infinite loop you would eventually run out of memory space and have to reinterpret the meaning of the numbers (so it isn't really counting independently). An...- thidmir
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- Computing Counting System
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A Quantum computing with superconductors
I have some questions to this Ansatz and I would really appreciate it if I can get some insight: 1. What is the current status of gate fidelity and what are the current struggles to improve it? 2. Same question but with coherence times. 3. What are the current issues with scalability? 4. Could...- annaphys
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing Superconductors
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Why do we use binary computing systems instead of terniary systems?
See for example Ternary computer- elcaro
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- Binary Computing Systems
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Vector calculus — Computing this Divergence
I really don't know how to proceed if I'm not using an specific coordinate system, Is there a way of doing this using only indices, in general form?- jorgeluisharo
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- Calculus Computing Divergence Vector Vector calculus
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Is quantum computing the key to achieving an AGI?
Is advanced quantum computing the key to achieving the world's first true artificial general intelligence? The astronomical amount of computing power required for an AGI is currently not possible with classical computing.- ElliotSmith
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- Ai Artificial intelligence Computing Future technology Quantum Quantum computing
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Python Evolve Computing: Solve Nonlinear Singular DEs
hi, i am working on Evolutionary computing, i have solved non-linear singular differential equation through genetic algorithm, but now i am interested to solve it through other techniques of EC as well, like genetic programming , evolutionary strategies, evolutioanry programming etc regards wasi- wasi-uz-zaman
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- Computing
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Quantum computing: Not for all problems?
Please note: I am really a beginner in this field. If I write nonsense just let me know, I just gather information. As far as I understood Quantum Computing is super fast but (this is basically my question) not suited to all kinds of engineering questions. As far as I know it should work best...- Omega0
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Computing Errors when Data Sets are Given
This is for the lab report I have to submit. ##n## is the refractive index. ##L## is the length of a gas chamber and ##m## is the number of fringes passed as the pressure in the gas chamber changes by ##\Delta p##. We are already given the error in ##L##. I performed the experiment and obtained...- Wannabe Physicist
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- Computing Data Data sets Error Error analysis Errors Sets
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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MHB How is Radius of Curvature Computed for a Given Curve?
How did the author compute the highlighted term 2 from the highlighted term 1 in the following answer to the given question? If $\rho =\frac{d\psi}{ds}$, then the term 2 should be $\upsilon^2 \frac{d\hat{T}}{d\psi}\rho$, but instead, it was written...- WMDhamnekar
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- Computing Curvature Radius
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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I [Quantum Computing] Quantum Parallelism State Calculation
Hi, I'm going through Nielsen and Chuang's Quantum Computation and Quantum Information textbook and I don't really understand this part about quantum parallelism: Shouldn't the resulting state be (1/sqrt(2^4)) * (|0, f(0)> + |0, f(1)> + |1, f(1)> + |1, f(0)>), since the resulting state would...- llha
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- Calculation Computing Quantum Quantum computation Quantum computing Quantum information State
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A Computing Null Geodesics in Schwarzschild Geometry
Computing timelike geodesics in the Schwarzschild geometry is pretty straightforward using conserved quantities. You can treat the problem as a variational problem with an effective Lagrangian of ##\mathcal{L} = \frac{1}{2} (Q \frac{dt}{d\tau}^2 - \frac{1}{Q} \frac{dr}{d\tau}^2 - r^2...- stevendaryl
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- Computing Geodesics Geometry Null geodesics Schwarzschild Schwarzschild geometry
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I Computing Ricci Tensor Coefficients w/ Tetrad Formalism
I'm reading "Differentiable manifolds: A Theoretical Physics Approach" by Castillo and on page 170 of the book a calculation of the Ricci tensor coefficients for a metric is illustrated. In the book the starting point for this method is the equation given by: $$d\theta^i = \Gamma^i_{[jk]}...- snypehype46
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- Coefficients Computing General relaivity Ricci tensor Tensor Tetrad
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Computing the spectrum of a Lagrangian in field theory
I have the following lagrangian density: $$L = \bar{\psi}i \gamma^\mu \partial_\mu \psi - g\bar{\psi}(\sigma + i\gamma^5\pi)\psi + \frac{1}{2}(\partial_\mu \sigma)^2+ \frac{1}{2}(\partial_\mu \pi)^2 -V(\sigma^2 + \pi^2)$$ where $\pi$ and $\sigma$ are scalar fields. I have show that this...- snypehype46
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- Computing Field Field theory Lagrangian Spectrum Theory
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Computing a limit involving a square root: what is wrong?
My attempt: \begin{align} \lim\limits_{n \to \infty} \sqrt{n^2 + n} - n &= n\sqrt{1+\frac{1}{n}} -n\\ &=n - n\\ &= 0\\ \end{align} I think the issue is at (1)-(2) For comparison, here is Rudin's solution- yucheng
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- Computing Limit Limit at infinity Root Square Square root
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Insights Computing the Riemann Zeta Function Using Fourier Series
Continue reading...- stevendaryl
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- Computing Fourier Fourier series Function Riemann Riemann zeta function Series Zeta function
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A Computing a variance in astrophysics context
Below the error on photometric galaxy clustering under the form of covariance : $$ \Delta C_{i j}^{A B}(\ell)=\sqrt{\frac{2}{(2 \ell+1) f_{\mathrm{sky}} \Delta \ell}}\left[C_{i j}^{A B}(\ell)+N_{i j}^{A B}(\ell)\right] $$ where ##_{\text {sky }}## is the fraction of surveyed sky and ##A, B##...- fab13
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- Astrophysics Computing Covariance Statisical physics Statistic Variance
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics