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The Attempt at a Solution
Not sure entirely...
I really find difficult understanding what spacetime diagram does relativity use while defining its notion of space and time and moving observers.
Can we place both a still and moving observer in the same space time diagram as in the figure (A), then the moving observer measures time going...
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Im trying to draw an FBD for this, but I don't know how the treat the distributed load or what forces the thing at E contributes. Is it some kind of support?
For the distributed load, I don't know what part of it the 800N/m and...
1. The question I'm struggling on has been answered on here before but with different values. Here is the link to the question https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=344213 but on mine I have a 1.9kg object and F1=5 and F2=2.
I figured out that the Y components are 0 for both of...
I am doing a project of an entity relationship model and a doubt came: Should repeated attributes of the entities be shared? Or I must reproduce these to every entity? In another words, if two of my entities are books and magazines, shall I have a single publisher attribute, or one for each?
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I think this will be a very quick thread. I am new to using Feynman diagrams, and have run into something that I find puzzling. The lowest-order Coulomb interaction Feynman diagram is (image from Wikipedia Moller Scattering article)...
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I need to calculate <\phi(x_1)\phi(x_2)\phi(x_3)> and <\phi(x_1)\phi(x_2)\phi(x_3)>_{c} and then draw Feynman diagrams when \mathscr{L} = -\left(\left(\partial_{\mu}\phi\right)^{2} + m^{2}\phi^{2}\right) - g\phi^{3} through first order in g.
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Explain whether the divergence and curl of each of the vector fields
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Draw motion diagrams for (a) an object moving to the right at constant speed, (b) an object moving to the right and speeding up at a constant rate, (c) an object moving to the right and slowing down at a constant rate, (d) an object moving to the left and speeding up at a...
Hello,
after having done a bit of exercices on Taylor & Wheeler ( just for self-study ), I felt
the need to go on a bit differently, i.e. trying to solve qualitative problems instead of
quantitative ones, i.e. using a bit of diagrams ( all in all, as Susskind always suggest
"when you face a...
I am reading Dummit and Foote Section 10.5 on Exact Sequences.
I am trying to understand Example 1 as given at the bottom of page 381 and continued at the top of page 382 - please see attachment for the diagram and explanantion of the example.
The example, as you can no doubt see, requires...
I am reading Dummit and Foote on Exact Sequences and some of the 'diagrams that commute' have vertical arrows.
Can someone please help me with the LaTex for these diagrams.
I have given an example in the attachment "Exact Sequences - Diagrams with Vertical Arrows" - where I also frame my...
Is there a list of matrix elements for elementary processes?
##f\bar{f}\to\gamma\to f^\prime\bar{f}^\prime##
##f\bar{f}\to Z^0\to f^\prime\bar{f}^\prime##
##ff^\prime\to W \to \ldots##
##qq^\prime\to \ldots##
##\ldots##
the associative axioms for the real numbers correspond to the following statements about sets: for any sets A, B, and C, we have $(A\cup B)\cup C=A\cup (B\cup C)$ and $(A\cap B)\cap C=A\cap (B\cap C)$. Illustrate each of these statements using Venn diagrams.
can you show me how to draw the...
Penrose Diagrams -- Introduction
I'm woefully ignorant of a lot of things in GR, and now that I'm moving away from my comfortable spot in condensed matter, I'd like to know how to interpret Penrose diagrams. I'm having trouble understanding what it is they're actually showing and why they'd be...
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I'm having some difficulty understanding the relationship between the diagrams. I understand that the area under the shear force diagram curve is equal to the moment. But let's say you have a cantilever beam, 10 m long, anchored on the left. There is an evenly distributed load...
On a phase diagram, the lines are "lines of equilibrium", i.e. at any point on these lines of equilibrium there is an established equilibrium between the two phases on either side of the line. The equilibrium constant is a function of temperature and pressure, and the various other thermodynamic...
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Calculate the net force acting on each object indicated in the following diagrams.
(diagrams attached)
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Sine Law: sin a/a = sin b/b = sin c/ c
Cosine Law: c^2 = a^2 + b^2 -2ab*cos(c)
SOHCAHTOA
The Attempt at a Solution
a) c2 = a2 + b2 –...
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impedence diagram, XL = ωL
The Attempt at a Solution
Ok i got XL = 47 ohm
Then my phase angle is 88.8 degree.
Then to find i(t) i have to add that angle to the function right?
I'm confused regarding the phase diagrams of binary systems. Let's suppose we mix 2 liquids, A and B at a given pressure P that won't change during the whole experiment. I raise the temperature until I observe that some of the mix of liquids vaporizes. What boggles me is that it seems I can...
I am learning QFT from Srednicki's book.
However, in Figure 9.2 Srednicki has given all connected diagrams with E=0 and V=4. Are there any way to know the disconnected diagrams? Can you tell me what they are.
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A cart of mass 357g is sent traveling down a frictionless sloped track.
It's acceleration is 1.65ms-2.
1. Draw a labelled free body diagram of the cart while it is accelerating down the track.
2. Using Newton's second law, calculate the slope of the track.
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I have a request for some explanation in Feynman diagram concerning repelling/attraction of electrical charges. I have been told that when two charges (say, e1(-) and the e2(-)) repel each other, a photon is being emitted from one of them, and the other charge is later being hit by this photon...
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An astronomical telescope is constructed using 2 convex lenses. The objective lens is of focal length 40cm and eyepiece lens is of focal length 10cm. Let d be the distance between the 2 lenses. Draw ray diagrams for the following situations.
1.When d=50cm
2.When d>50cm...
Hi guys,
I'm having a bit of difficulty understanding Pourboix diagrams. The biggest problem at the moment is that I don't clearly understand what exactly the E° values on the y-axis are of.
All the resources I've consulted haven't been especially clear about this. Sometimes they make it...
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A balloon with person A in it has a force of gravity of 3000N acting on it. The balloon has an upward force of 3800N due to the hot air in it. Two people are keeping the balloon hovering just above their heads by holding onto ropes attached to each side of the balloon. If...
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I really just need help understanding how to re-draw a resistor diagram after calculating an equivalent resistor.
Now in the picture given in the attachment, you can see that R1 and R6 are in series with each other
when I compute their equivalent resistor(R1+R6), on what...
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Well I need to identify the forces acting on the bodies using free body diagramas, it´s not necessary to calculate anything, it´s only to learn about free body diagrams.
I will write my thoughts about the FBD and I will appreciate a lot if you see that I´m...
Just a quick question. When you are given two vectors, let's say 5m (E32N) and 6m (S23E)
and we are to find the total displacement. Do you draw the first vector and then attach the second vector to do the head of the first vector? or have both vectors start a the origin.
Show all possible structural diagrams for HCN.
Isn't there just one? H (single bond) C (triple bond) N
I can't draw a resonant structure because there is none (resonant means only moving of the bonds not the atoms, no?). I don't understand.
Hi, I'm currently going through Ticciati's book along with the notes from Sidney Coleman's course and I have a question pertaining to Wick diagrams/expansion of S.
In their example (section 4.3 of Ticciati and lecture 9 in Coleman's notes) they never seem to contract the adjoint nucleon field...
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a. Find the phasors for the current and the voltages of the circuit
b. Construct a phasor diagram showing Vs, I, VL, Vc, and VR
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phasor current i = V/Z
ic(t) = Ipeakcos2πft...
Hey guys,
So some friends and I are studying for a test and we came across this question. I've absolutely no idea what the answer is simply because every website I've found only shows parallel rays and a ray going through the centre of the lens. It's incredibly aggravating.
Anyway here's the...
So apparently a neutral pion is a superposition of u\bar{u} and d\bar{d}. I'm having trouble understanding what this means. I have no problem understanding how the decay products of some scattering experiment could be a superposition of these two states, but how can we treat this superposition...
In single phase series circuits, should the current always be drawn along the x-axis and the voltage then drawn with respect to it? E.g. Should Vr be drawn in line with I, VL leading by 90 degrees (pointing upwards) and Vc lagging by 90 (Pointing down)? The reason I ask is because I've seen...
I have attached the problem. I am a bit confused on how this schematic works.
The 3 forces on the bevel gear should translate to 3 moments where the bevel gear connects to the shaft. Will there also be any forces where it connects to the shaft?
I've been doing some review of particle physics in Griffiths and I came across this statement that really didn't stand out to me before.
"the idea is to draw all the diagrams contributing to the process in question (up to a desired order), calculate the amplitude (M) for each one, and add...
I've been given an action of
S = -\frac{1}{2}m^2\phi^2 - \frac{\lambda}{3!}\phi^3
and the question then require drawing the feynman diagrams for the <\phi\phi> at order \lambda^2.
I am told that there are 2 connected diagrams at one-loop order and one disconnected two-loop diagram and...
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So my thermo professor has been putting a huge emphasis on phase diagrams, which I didn't really expect. He basically skips most of the analytical/calculus type problems and gives us the graphical phase diagram/ "real world" type of problems for homework. I don't...
Trying to get my head around frequency response and Bode plots, but I'm having trouble interpreting what's going on. The bode plot of a function is expressing what would happen to my function if I multiply it with sin(ωt), right?
To get a better feel for it, I asked Matlab to give me the Bode...
Hi all. I am new here but i decided to work a bit more and finish my diploma faster so i think i will use this forum more from now on.
I was studing about quark color changes, quark interactions, gluons and generally the strong force. As i saw the Feynman diagrams i felt a bit confused...
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I'm hoping that you might be able to help me out with a question I have about anti-particles in Feynman diagrams. I'm drawing these again for the first time in over a decade because I'm teaching an elementary physics course that requires the students to draw diagrams for a few...
Hi everyone! I searched all over the web and nobody/nothing gives a good explanation on how to plot nyquist diagrams... can somebody help with these ? I can't go forward in my study of control engineering without knowing these and I'm stucked...
How are nyquist diagrams plotted starting from...
Feynman diagrams from "Quarks and Leptons" Halzen and Martin?
The following scan is from Quarks and Leptons: An Introductory Course in Modern Particle Physics, Francis Halzen (Author), Alan D. Martin (Author), page 9. Can I take anything from the topological difference between figure (b) and...
If a Feynman diagram only involves bosons, then can you multiply all external 4-momenta by negative one, and still get the same amplitude? Looking at the Feynman rules this seems true.
If the diagram has a fermion (as real or virtual particle), then it seems this is no longer true.
I just...
I need to put some Feynman Diagrams in a paper that I'm writing on my Mac (Lion) with Texpad, but I don't know how to create them in Latex (I tried it with some things I found on google [feynmf], but it didn't work).
So I need a way to create them online, if you know one.
I hope this is the...
What software is used by manufacturers to produce the thousands of data sheets for all of the products that they make? Specifically, the circuit diagrams which look very crisp, like they were made in a vector format. I assume that each manufacturer has some proprietary software that they use to...
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(1) Indicate whether the following process (if possible) occurs due to the strong, weak or electromagnetic interation.
\pi^{-} p → \pi^{-} \pi^{+} n
(3) Sketch Quark flow diagrams for the following, stating whether it's due to EM, weak or strong interaction;
K^{*+} →...
Hey,
I was wondering what exactly a loop is of this kind :
I understand the initial & final four momentums to be the same and so there is no boundary on the possible allowed momentums in the loop.
My professor said the loop is equal to (or can be modeled as) the self-interaction by...