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Need help with computing the volume of a solid by revolving lines
Homework Statement the directions are: compute the volume of the solid formed by revolving the given region about the line region bounded by y=2x, y=2 and x=0 about (a) the y-axis; (b) x=1 Homework Equations V=∫A(x)dx,a,b The Attempt at a Solution From what my...- db2dz
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- Computing Lines Solid Volume
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Proofs of fast formulas for computing constant pi
I am interesting for mathematical background od fast algorithms for computing number \pi with complete proofs only. More specific, I am interesting for Gauss Legendre algorithm, Borwein algorithm, Ramanujan formulas and Chudnovsky formula.- Nedeljko
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- Computing Constant Formulas Pi Proofs
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- Forum: General Math
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Another problem involving computing area with integrals
Homework Statement Sketch the region enclosed by the given curves. Decide whether to integrate with respect to x or y. Then find the area of the region. x+y^2=6 x+y=0 Homework Equations none, just using integrals... The Attempt at a Solution I sketch the two curves and...- haydn
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- Area Computing Integrals
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Problems computing area with integrals.
Homework Statement Find the total area enclosed by the graphs of y=9x^2–x^3+x y=x^2+16x Homework Equations No real equations, just using integrals The Attempt at a Solution I graph the functions and find they intersect at 0 and 5, and that y=x^2+16x seems to be the upper...- haydn
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- Area Computing Integrals
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Methods and complexity for computing square roots
Hello everybody, Let's say we want to compute sqrt(x), where x is an integer of n digits. Then what is the cost of the computation, in terms of big O notation and n? And a second question: what is the algorithm for finding the square root that is most commonly used in computers and...- geor
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- Complexity Computing Roots Square
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MATLAB Computing the area under a curve with Matlab
how to find the area under the curve by using MATLAB i mean to say what is the command for this- Faiza Mustafa
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- Area Computing Curve Matlab
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Computing Normalisation Constant A
Homework Statement Question: Given that Wavefunction Fi = A exp[b*mod(x)], which b is a non zero positive constant. Calculate the normalisation constant. Homework Equations 1 = Integrating Mod square (Wavefunction) from minus infinity to positive infinity The Attempt at a Solution...- wam_mi
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- Computing Constant Constant a Normalisation
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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FZERO or some method of computing the intercept points in MATLAB or Mathematica
Homework Statement General problem--I don't know how to solve for the characteristic equation in MATLAB or Mathematica to find the solution of an equations such as Homework Equations cosh(x)*cos(x) = x (I know you can re-write this equation but it's just an example) The Attempt at a...- ko_kidd
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- Computing Mathematica Matlab Method Points
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Inner product computations on manifolds
Hi there! I have a pretty basic question about how to compute an inner product \left\langle\omega, X\right\rangle on a manifold. I understand that, if both arguments are vectors (or vector fields) and we're in euclidean space, the computation is exactly as if I were doing a dot product...- FuzzyFungi
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- Computing
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Troubleshooting Power Spectra Analysis for Time Series Data
This is more of a data analysis question than a mathematics question so feel free to move it to wherever you think it is most likely to be answered. I have some time series data that looks (just by eye) like it should have several peaks in its power spectrum. However, when I compute the power...- Cincinnatus
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- Computing Power Power spectrum Spectrum
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- Forum: General Math
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Computing The Arclength Function
Homework Statement Consider the curve r = (e^−2 t cos(3 t), e^−2 t sin(3 t), e^−2 t) . Compute the arclength function s(t) : (with initial point t=0 ). The Attempt at a Solution r'(t) = <-2e^-2t*cos(3t) + e^-2t*-3sin(3t), -2e^-2t*sin(3t) + e^-2t*cos(3t), -2e^-2t> Then what...- withthemotive
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- Arclength Computing Function
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What's New in DNA Computing and Its Latest Developments?
Hello, This morning, I was reading some stuff about DNA Computing on wiki, arstechnica, and other places.. I found it quite interesting and want to know the latest happening in the same area. If any of you is working on this new technology then please let's discuss about it. Thanks- nee.agl
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- Computing Discussion Dna News
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Origin of the First Cell & Career Paths in Biomolecular Computing
can an educated person give me an explanation on how the first cell came to be? I mean how simple can a cell really be? and I thought of something, once a cell assembles why does it need DNA, as long as the current enzymes are not destroyed it does not need blueprints on how to create them again...- cam875
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- Career Cell Computing Origin
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Will the Future of Computing Move Beyond Electricity?
I really love learning about computers and really figuring out about what they are actually doing. I started programming in python and now i basically just do assembly because its so low level. Now assembly has made me understand a decent amount about the hardware and its layout but I am...- cam875
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- Computing Future
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Quantum Computing: Understanding Quantum Bits
this seems like a very interesting thing but what I don't understand is what is representing the quantum bit? the atom itself? the particles in the atom? an ion? or what. I am a little confused with it all. And what is representing the value of that particle or whatever. Is it its spin or...- cam875
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Efficient Computation of the Möbius Function
From the http://documents.wolfram.com/v5/Add-onsLinks/StandardPackages/NumberTheory/NumberTheoryFunctions.html : SquareFreeQ[n] checks to see if n has a square prime factor. This is done by computing MoebiusMu[n] and seeing if the result is zero; if it is, then n is not squarefree, otherwise it...- CRGreathouse
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- Computing Function
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Confused about computing Laurent series
I am very confused about how to actually compute a Laurent series. Given an analytic function, we can write down its poles. Then, if I understand correctly, we have to write a Laurent series for each pole. What I'm confused about is the actual mechanics of writing one down. I know that for f(z)... -
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Physics Quantum Computing - good, active field?
Quantum Computing -- good, active field? I had the chance of working in the summer on quantum cryptography. Unfortunately I was rather isolated so I didn't get a good sense of the scope of the field. Now I want to specialize in it, but I fear it might lead to a dead field. Any advice?- Dragonfall
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- Computing Field Quantum Quantum computing
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Compute i^i: Simplifying Complex Math
Homework Statement Compute i^{i} Homework Equations z = x + iy z = r \left( cos\theta + isin\theta \right)The Attempt at a Solution I tried to manipulate the equations for substitution to no avail. I think that the answer is 1, since this is what my calculator told me, but I haven't...- buffordboy23
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- Computing
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Calculating High-Symmetry Point Coordinates in Band Structure Computations
Hi, In all the tutorials of DFT softwares I have encountered computing of the band structure for different systems by using e.g. L-Gamma-X-(U)Gamma circuits. In the texts I have read I have found about X & Gamma but what are L & (U)-Gamma? I also enountered that they have separated the...- saray1360
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- Band Band structure Computing Structure
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Mathematica GridMathematica for parallel computing of cellular automata models
Hi, I'm interessed in using GridMathematica for parallel computing of cellular automata models. I know using mathematica so the syntax shouldn't be a problem. however, I wonder if there's here someone who has worked with it since I would like to know if the program is worth the cost etc...- jbaetens
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- Automata Computing Models Parallel
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Quantum Computing Research: Math & Mechanics Needed?
I'm interested in doing research in quantum computing. By that I mainly mean the algorithms and theoretical computer science part, not the experimental part. How much quantum mechanics do I need to know for that? Is the standard undergraduate Griffiths level enough? Do I need to know quantum...- ehrenfest
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Quantum computing and Nanoscale CAD
Quantum computing and Nanoscale "CAD" Reading a book on Nanotechnology and venture capitalist Steve Jurvetson makes the statement that traditional computer aided design, like one might use to test an airplane wing design, is not powerful enough to work at the quantum level in designing...- BWV
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- Cad Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Integration and Computing Area
Homework Statement Evaluate the sum: \sum_{k=100}^{250} k^3 Homework Equations \sum_{j=1}^{N} j^3 = \frac{n^2(n+1)^2}{4} The Attempt at a Solution Little confused as how to integrate from 100 to 250. I have no examples to go off of and what I try is incorrect. But here's...- Beeorz
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- Area Computing Integration
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Evolutionary computing bibliography [Deadline- ]
Evolutionary computing bibliography [Deadline-urgent] Hi, For my college magazine I'm writing an introductory article on Evolutionary computing, with the focus being on drawing parallels between Evolutionary computing vs the traditional paradigm and Lamarckism vs Darwinism. The problem is...- loom91
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- Bibliography Computing
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Quantum Computing: Large Chance of Getting Desired Output?
Suppose you were given \sum_{i=0}^{2^n}\left| i\right>\left| f(i)\right>, is there something you can do so that when you measure in the computational basis, you have a large chance of getting a particular desired \left| i\right>\left| f(i)\right>?- Dragonfall
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- Computing Output Quantum Quantum computing
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Computing in Mechanical Engineering?
I ask all Mechanical Engineers, if you do use a computer programming language to aid in your problem solving and work, which one do you use? I use Visual Basic For Applications (VBA) which is integrated with Microsoft Excel 97 and onwards, but my university recommends a proper computing course...- CGUE
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- Computing Engineering Mechanical Mechanical engineering
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What is the Social Environment Like for Scientific Computing Jobs?
I am planning a career in scientific computing and wondering what the work environment is like, not just in that specific field but any field that's based on computer work. I'm specifically interested in how much social interaction the job might involve. My dream job is just to be left alone in...- darkchild
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- Computing Work
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Help - Combinatorics cause heavy computing
I have n comparable sets of data, several thousand numbered values in each set. A certain number can be calculated by choosing m of these sets, let's call it S_m. Now, the value of S_m depends on which sets I choose, so it can be thought of as a function of m variables which can only take...- einarbmag
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- Cause Combinatorics Computing
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Computing limits - logs vs powers
Homework Statement \frac{log (x^{2} + e^{2x})}{x + 3} find the limit as x_> infinty Homework Equations powers beat logs The Attempt at a Solution going by the powers beat logs idea - simply, the limit as n-> infinity is 0. is this correct? can you simply say that powers beat logs always?- wombat4000
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- Computing Limits
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Distributed computing, do you support?
Just curious to know if you guys here support Distributed computing? like boinc. do you? and what particular project do you support.- dirty9
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- Computing Distributed Support
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Computing work in an isothermal process
I was reviewing some notes on the Carnot cycle and noticed that to compute the work done along an isotherm you take the integral of PdV from the initial to final volume. What value do you use for P since P is not held constant on an isothermal curve? Why is P treated as a constant?- saching
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- Computing Isothermal Process Work
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Understanding Floating Points in Computing
what are the floating points of a computer?- anam89
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- Computing Floating Points
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Can you simplify this geometric series for computing the z-transform?
Hi, I have a problem with computing this geometric series. Homework Statement I have to compute \sum_{i=0}^\infty{(\frac{1}{2z})^{2k}} + \sum_{i=0}^\infty{(\frac{1}{3z})^{2k+1}}. It's for computing the z-transform of f[k]=0 for k<0 f[k]=(\frac{1}{2})^k for k=0,2,4,6...- yoran
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- Computing Geometric Geometric series Series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Computing cone equation using data points
Dear All I have a problem that can be represented in two different forms. Problem is related to propagation of waves in 2D space with respect of time. I have three random points in the 3D Space. How many right circular, infinite cones with specific predetermined angle between conical...- Saeid
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- Computing Cone Data Points
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Quantum Computing | Computer Science Career Guide
Hi! I'm currently doing final year engineering in Computer Science. I've read some documentations about Quantum computing and I have a strong impulse to pursue a career in Quantum computing. The problem is I am very weak in Physics and it is been past four years I forgotten eveything what I have...- santrack
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Units of Computing Power: How Much for a 1cm^3 Cube?
I often hear about how solving some problem would require a computer "the size of the known universe", or something like that. Is there a "unit" of computing power? How many units of this power would say a 1cm^3 cube of hot gas have? In other words assuming you wanted to simulate the actual...- aquaregia
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- Computing Cube Power Units
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Unraveling a Strange Integral: Computing \int^\infty_0{x}^{-x}dx
I'm just curious to find how what this integral is, but more importantly how it's computed. I've looked at the method that the sophomore's dream integrals are computed with and they do not seem to work here, I get to a step where I'm evaluating a sum from x=0 to x=\infty. Here's the integral... -
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Introductions to quantum computing
are there any introductions out there which are aimed for physicists? I ask as its really interesting to me however I have very little background in comp sci or EE- CPL.Luke
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- Computing Introductions Quantum Quantum computing
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Computing Upper & Lower Limit of {Sn} from Expression
How can I compute the Upper and Lower limit of {S[SIZE="1"]n}, which defineded as: S[SIZE="1"]1 = 0, S[SIZE="1"]2m = S[SIZE="1"]2m-1 /2, S[SIZE="1"]2m+1 = 1/2 + S[SIZE="1"]2m , directly from its expression, rather than by deduction of the terms? (i.e., from the definition of Sn, instead of...- Ka Yan
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- Computing Expression Limit
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Computing distributions by using convolution.
Let X,Y~U(0,1) independent (which means that they are distributed uniformly on [0,1]). find the distribution of U=X-Y. well intuitively U~U(-1,1), but how to calculate it using convolution. I mean the densities are f_Z(z)=1 for z in [-1,0] where Z=-Y and f_X(x)=1 for x in [0,1], now i want to...- MathematicalPhysicist
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- Computing Convolution Distributions
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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How do you compute A - B, B x C, AB, and A(B-A) for given sets?
Homework Statement Let A = {1,3,5,6}, B = {3,5} and C = {a,b,c} Compute a. A - B b. B x C (cartesian product) c. AB d. A(B-A) Homework Equations Table of set computation in text The Attempt at a Solution a. = {1,6} b. =...- sapiental
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- Computing Sets
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What happens when you multiply two simplices?
I'm trying to get an intuitive feel for product spaces, and I think I am having some trouble. I understand that the product space S1 x S1 is a torus. the two circles are cycles which are not boundaries though. What happens when you take the product space of two cycles which are boundaries? For...- homomorphism
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- Computing Product
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Computing a Line Integral: Stokes' Thm
Homework Statement Compute the line integral of v = 6i + yz^2j + (3y + z)k along the path (0,0,0) -> (0,1,0) -> (0,0,2) -> (0,0,0). Check your answer using Stokes' Thm Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've tried breaking into three pieces. The first with dx = dz =...- clint_sask
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- Computing Integral Line Line integral Stokes
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Virtualization and creating computing power from existing machines
hey In its most basic form virtualization creates computing power from existing machines. In the process of creating additional resource it uses - i would imagine a vanishingly small amount of energy, is this a reasonable assumption? If so how is virtulization described in terms of...- intel
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- Computing Machines Power
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What is Quantum Computing? Math Involved in Course
Hi, My school offers this new course called Quantum Computing - it's offered by the Math Department. Can somebody please explain to me what Quantum Computing is? What kind of math would be involved in this course? Number Thoery? Algebra? Etc..- rad0786
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- Computing Quantum Quantum computing
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Computing work from a vector field
Homework Statement Picture is attached. I am trying to find the work done by F (gradient vector field) in moving an object from point A to point B along the path C1. Homework Equations Work = the line integral of F along the curve C of F dot dr. The Attempt at a Solution Just...- ns5032
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- Computing Field Vector Vector field Work
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Computing Volume from Cross-Sectional Area
Homework Statement A house attic has rectangular cross sections parallel to the ground and triangular cross sections perpendicular to the ground. The rectangle is 30 feet by 60 feet at the bottom of the attic and the triangles have base 30 feet and height 10 feet. Compute the volume of the...- pilotsjs89
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- Area Computing Cross-sectional area Volume
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Computing Mass of gas molecule from specific heat
The mass of a gas molecule can be computed from its specific heat at constant volume c_v (note this is NOT C_v) Take c_v=0.075\frac{cal}{g*C} for argon and calculate (a) the mass of an argon atom and (b) the molar mass of argon. I just finshed the chapter on Kinetic Theory of gases, but...- Saladsamurai
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- Computing Gas Heat Mass Molecule Specific Specific heat
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How do I compute the connection coefficients for a given metric?
[SOLVED] computing affine connection I've got a task of computing the components of the Riemann tensor, starting from the given Robertson-Walker metric g=-dt\otimes dt + a^2(t)\Big(\frac{dr\otimes dr}{1-kr^2} + r^2\big(d\theta\otimes d\theta + \sin^2\theta d\phi\otimes d\phi\big)\Big) When...- jostpuur
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- Computing Connection
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help