Element Definition and 836 Threads
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I Given order for every element in a symmetric group
Compute the order of each of the elements in the symmetric group ##S_4##. Is the best way to do this just to write out each element's cycle decomposition, or is there a more efficient way?- Mr Davis 97
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- Element Group Symmetric
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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I Meaning of cross terms in line element
In a problem from Hartle's Gravity, we are asked to express the line element in non-Cartesian coordinates u, v which are defined with respect to x, y. I have no problem getting the new expression for the line element, but then we are asked if the new coordinate curves intersect at right angles...- beefbrisket
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- Cross Element Line Line element Terms
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Python Removing a list element that repeats itself -- Solved
I have an array that looks like A=[0,0,1,1,2,5,6,3,7,7,0,0,1,1,2,5,6,3,7,7] since the "0,0,1,1,2,5,6,3,7,7" part reapeats itself I don't need the second part so for a given array it should give me A=[0,0,1,1,2,5,6,3,7,7] I can't use the set() function and I don't know what else I...- Arman777
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- Element List
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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How to control the weight of an object?
Hello everyone, First off, i would like to apologize for any spelling errors. I am Portuguese and my english is going to be very simple. I am in the process of building something and i am reaching out to the physics community for help solving a problem. I am a CNC programmer and while i was in...- Nuno Miguel
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- Control Density Elecricity Element Magnetism Mass Weight
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Calculating Christoffel Symbols from a given line element
Homework Statement Given some 2D line element, ## ds^2 = -dt^2 +x^2 dx^2 ##, find the Christoffel Symbols, ## \Gamma_{\beta \gamma}^{\alpha} ##. Homework Equations ## \Gamma_{\beta \gamma}^{\alpha} = \frac {1}{2} g^{\delta \alpha} (\frac{\partial g_{\alpha \beta}}{\partial x^\gamma} +...- Destroxia
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- Christoffel Christoffel symbols Element General relaivity Line Line element Physics Symbols
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Mohr's circle with weld across element
Homework Statement [/B] problem - https://imgur.com/SKeTUXNHomework Equations Mohrs circle The Attempt at a Solution [/B] I have drawn 2 induced loading elements (shown at the bottom of of my working) I just seem to have conflicting information from some class examples and am wondering...- ridiculoid
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- Circle Element
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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A Neutron star collisions as a heavy element source
There was a lot of discussion after the recent observation of the merger of two neutron stars about whether or not these events are the source of the heavier elements. See this thread, for example. This recent paper has some new analysis. Especially interesting is Figure 10, that I've...- phyzguy
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- Collisions Element Neutron Neutron star Source Star
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Finding the inverse metric tensor from a given line element
Defining dS2 as gijdxidxj and given dS2 = (dx1)2 + (dx2)2 + 4(dx1)(dx2). Find gijNow here is my take on the solution: Since the cross terms are present in the line element equation, we can say that it's a non-orthogonal system. So what I did was express the metric tensor in form of a 2x2...- Sayak Das
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- Element Inverse Line Line element Metric Metric tensor Tensor Tensor analysis
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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I I am interested in Schrodinger equation with tempor. element
I am interested in Schrodinger equation with the temporal element and the calculation of the probability when its depend on 3 variable coordinate and time? How to calculate it and norm it? Probability = (integral x,y,z...0 to infinity) * (integral t...0 to infinity)=1 ?- Viorel Popescu
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- Element Schrödinger Schrodinger equation
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Is it possible to make a passive element that doesn't reemit EM
Is it possible (and if so how practical) to overdamp a conductor wire that is many times longer than the wavelength of the incident radiation so that it doesn't reradiate any detectable amount, turning practically all incident radiation into heat?- Christofer Br
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- Antenna Antenna design Antenna engineering Element Em
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Reactive power requirement requires which element
Homework Statement Homework Equations I think it should be A for 1st and B for 2nd Shunt capacitor is used to improve power factor by giving reactive power to line. Series capacitor is used to improve efficiency of line as it nullifies effect of line inductance. And for 2nd Q proportional to...- jaus tail
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- Element Power Reactive power
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Big Omg(f1) subs of Big Omg(f2) iff f1 element BigOmg(f2)
Homework Statement I usually struggle with proofs and would appreciate some help with the following problem: Prove the following fact: \Omega(f_1) \subseteq \Omega(f_2) iff f_1 \in \Omega(f_2) Homework Equations \Omega(f_1) is the set of functions g s.t. g(n) \geq c f_1(n) where...- zzmanzz
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- Element
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Finite element solving of Laplace's equation doesn't converge
Homework Statement I'm trying to solve Laplace's equation numerically in 3d for a charged sphere in a big box. I'm using Comsol, which solves using the finite elements method. I used neumann BC on the surface of the sphere, and flux=0 BC on the box in which I have the sphere. The result does...- crum
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- Charged sphere Convergence Element Finite finite element Finite element method Laplace Laplace's equation
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Is there a material or an element that can repel hydrogen?
I’m working on an idea that I have, and I was wondering if there was something that could repel hydrogen. Not water, not oxygen, just hydrogen. Thanks!- Maija Brandt
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- Element Hydrogen Material Repel
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- Forum: Mechanics
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How can I cool down and heat up any liquid with the same element.
Hlo- Deepak dabby
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- Cool Element Heat Liquid
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Understanding the Dicyclic Group of Order 12: Composition and Element Orders
Homework Statement The dicyclic group of order 12 is generated by 2 generators x and y such that: ##y^2 = x^3, x^6 = e, y^{-1}xy =x^{-1} ## where the element of Dic 12 can be written in the form ##x^{k}y^{l}, 0 \leq x < 6, y = 0,1##. Write the product between two group elements in the form...- Azure Ace
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- Element Group theory
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finite element analysis node displacement
Hi, I would like to ask why center of element displacement is always estimated with polynomial equation involving nodes displacement (like in attachment/picture)? Also I know that if nodes' number increase for an element then displacement of center of element is estimated with higher order...- mertcan
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- Analysis Displacement Element Finite finite element Finite element analysis
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Which elements form covalent bonds?
This might be a very basic question. What are the elements that are in the world of creating covalent bonds, distinguishing themsevels from the elements that never form covalent bonds? Many thanks! -
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A What is the value of optical effective electron mass for tin
What is the value of optical effective electron mass for tin metal (white tin)? What is the value of mean free path for electron of tin metal? At least give me some websites or papers where I can find it?- member636707
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- Chemistry Condensed matter physics Electron Element Mass Optical Solid state physics Value
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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I Line Element in Minkowski Space: Geometric Meaning
Hello, how can you imagine the geometrically meaning of the minus sign in ds2=-dx02+dx12+dx22+dx32, maybe similar to ds2=x12+dx22 is the length in a triangle with the Pythagoras theorem?- Joe Cool
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- Element Line Line element Minkowski Minkowski space Space
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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A Bit Of Humor - Heaviest Element Yet Known
A friend knowing I have an interest in science sent me this amusing story - hope you find it as funny as me Scientists at CERN in Geneva have announced the discovery of the HEAVIEST element yet known to science. It was discovered in Australia, which is now the leading producer, but other...- bhobba
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- Bit Element Humor
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Finite Element Method: Linear vs. Quadratic Elements & DOF
Homework Statement Linear and quadratic elements differ because of the extra mid-nodes on quadratic elements. Quadratic elements can "bend", linear can't. How do you define the DOF of a element? (see at solution attempt)Homework Equations - The Attempt at a Solution For example: a linear...- Engineer_s
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- Element Finite finite element Finite element method Method
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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I Invariant element integrand
Let ##k## be a Lorentz four-vector. The integrand ##d^4k## is the same as ##d^3 k \ dk_0##. Why is this true? ##k_0## is the first component of ##k##. So how are we allowed for equating the two integrands? Just to add context, this situation happens during the construction of the integral for...- Tio Barnabe
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- Element Invariant
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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[Chemistry] How many electrons an element will gain or lose?
Homework Statement Predict how many electrons will most likely be gained or lost by each element: In this case, Gallium Homework Equations None (that I know of) The Attempt at a Solution [/B] I know that Gallium is a metal, and metals tend to lose electrons to become cations, so I will...- PhyiscsisNeat
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- Chemistry Electrons Element Gain
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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The emission spectrum of an unknown element
Homework Statement The emission spectrum of an unknown element contains two lines - one in the visible portion of the spectrum, and the other, ultraviolet. Based on the following figure and what you have learned about Niels Bohr's model of the atom, account for the difference in energy between...- Specter
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- Element Emission Emission spectrum Spectrum
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Heat capacity of a heating element, in a flow of air
Air is flowing through a pipe, through a heater matrix. Flow, Inlet temperature and heater power vary. Is it possible to calculate the heat capacity of the matrix by using the Inlet & outlet temperatures, power & flow? I'm assuming no heat loss to the pipe walls to make it easier, but I'm not...- James125
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- Air Capacity Element Flow Heat Heat capacity Heating
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Studying Finite element analysis for Electromagnetism
HI, initially I would like to put into words that there are sufficient resources, books or lecture videos on YouTube related to finite element analysis especially for structural dynamics (for instance JURGEN BATHE in MIT). But I would like to make you sure that there NO lecture videos or other...- mertcan
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- Analysis Electromagnetism Element Finite finite element Finite element analysis
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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B Quantum vs. Classical Mechanics in Differential Element Analysis
When we take a differential element for analysis why don't we consider quantum effects and only consider classical mechanics to solve the problem?- Meet Gandhi
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- Differential Element
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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A Reduced matrix element for 0_ --> 0+ forbidden beta decay
Hello Basically i need some help or references on proving that Working with spherical tensors in a 0_ ---> 0+ forbidden beta decay could you please give me some hints on how to do this proof? Thank you- squareroot
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- Beta Beta decay Decay Element Matrix
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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A Calculation a reduced matrix element using E-Wigner Th.
Hello. I fail to follow one step in the process of calculating ⟨la∥Y(L)∥lb⟩ . The spherical harmonics Yma(L)(r) represent the 2L+1 components of the spherical tensor of rank L. Writing the Eckart-Wigner th. for M = 0 yields: (1) Also one can write (2) Coupling L and lb to l: (3) Thus...- squareroot
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- Calculation Element Matrix
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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I Where does the line element of Minkowiski space come from?
How is it derived? ds^2 =-cdt^2+dx^2+dy^2+dz^2- Ahmed Atef
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- Element Line Line element Space
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Resistance of a water heaters heating element?
Homework Statement Household water heaters use a 240 V rather than a 120 V source. What is the resistance of a water heater's heating element if it heats 40 gallons (151 kg) of water from 15 C to 60 C in 15 min Homework Equations P = IV P = I^2R I = dq/dt The Attempt at a Solution Honestly no...- Rijad Hadzic
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- Element Heating Resistance Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Discussions about Finite Element Analysis (PDFs)
Hi. Can someone point me to a good (and really basic) PDF file or text regarding Finite Element analysis? I would prefer it having an example where it would solve the 1D heat equation or the Laplace equation so I can extend what I know from finite difference methods to it. Sorry if this seems...- maistral
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- Analysis Element Finite finite element Finite element analysis
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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I Line element from Kaluza-Klein for Kids
In http://vixra.org/abs/1406.0172, the five-dimensional Kaluza-Klein line element d˜s^2 is given by, Does this look correct? Thanks!- Spinnor
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- Element Kids Line Line element
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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B Can the Half Life of Elements Change in Different States of Matter?
Just curious , have there been any such circumstances in the history of this universe (i'm thinking close or near the big bang moment of hot dense plasma) or are there possible such a scenario even theoretically where the half lives of isotopes and elements change? In other words for example...- girts
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- Element Half life Life Time
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Quantity of an Element in Mixture by Adding another Element
Homework Statement A mixture of 12 ounces of vinegar and oil is 40% vinegar, where all of the measurements are by weight. How many ounces of oil must be added to the mixture to produce a new mixture that is only 25 percent vinegar? I don’t know how to solve it. 2. Homework Equations May be...- zak100
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- Element Mixture
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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What is the cause of normal stress on a fluid element?
In the derivation of Navier Stokes equation there is a term for normal stress acting on the fluid element. While the cause of normal stress is the static pressure which is already present in the equation doesn't this mean that the same force on the fluid element is repeated twice with different...- benny_91
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- Cause Element Fluid Normal Normal stress Stress
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Impedances in a 5 element circuit
Homework Statement Just help me with 18 b. Homework Equations V1 = c1I1Z1. Same for V2,3,45. V = V1+V2+V3+V4+V5. V/I=Z=impedance. The Attempt at a Solution Maybe because of symmetry Z1=Z2 & Z3=Z4. Perhaps Z5 takes out one of the branches? Can I get a hint?- gimak
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- Circuit Element
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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I What is the hyper-cylindrical line element?
What is the hyper-cylindrical line element?- Caroline
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- Element Line Line element
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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I What Are the Complexities of Radioactive Isotopes in Nuclear Chemistry?
Hello,something I've always had some confusion with is the vast number of radioactive isotopes that form from fission and subsequent decay of the fissioned nuclei. first of all does anyone have a link or something to a good high resolution picture of a chemical elements periodic table kind of...- girts
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- Element Isotopes
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Target element in Coolidge tube and x-rays
Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I would say that the wavelength of the characteristic spectrum will increase, but what about the bremsstrahlung spectrum? Will the cutoff wavelength will be longer?- Asmaa Mohammad
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- Element Spectra Tube X-ray X-rays
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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B Why only certain colors in emission spectrum are visible?
Why are only certain colors of the emission spectrum in Hydrogen visible?- Toleisnon
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- Element Emission Emission spectrum Hydrogen Spectrocopy Spectrum
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Making a temperature controlled heating element
I'm considering making a plastic melter / extruder for making my own 3D printer filament as opposed to buying the spools of it. The basics of the project are simple, but the hard part (for me at least) is making a heating element that has a control on it so that I can turn the heat up or down...- JoeSalerno
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- Circuitry Element Heat transfer Heating Temperature
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Understanding Finite Element Method: Diagonal Values and Calculating K Matrix
Homework Statement In the third picture , I don't understand the circled part , add up the values in the diagonal .. How to do that ? I don't understand how to get k13 , k14 , k21 , k22 , k33, k41 and k42 . Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution As we see in the second picture , the k21...- fonseh
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- Element Finite finite element Finite element method Method
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MHB 4 Element by 4 Element Multiplication Table ....
What would be the easiest (but neat and readable) way of entering a 4 element by 4 element multiplication table ... ... for example the multiplication table for the field of 4 elements ... ... Peter- Math Amateur
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- Element Multiplication Table
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Showing that an element is not in a field extension
Homework Statement Let ##K = \mathbb{Q} (1, a_1, a_2, \dots, a_n)##, which is the smallest field containing ##\mathbb{Q}## and ##a_1, a_2, \dots, a_n##, where each ##a_i## is the square root of a rational number. Show that the cube root of 2 is not an element of K. Homework EquationsThe...- Mr Davis 97
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- Element Extension Field
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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I Is the Notation for Coordinate Transformation in Relativity Problematic?
In a change of coordinate system we have ##dx^\mu = (\partial x^\mu / \partial \xi^{\kappa})d \xi^{\kappa}##, where the term in round brackets is the Jacobian. That notation implies a sum over all values that ##\kappa## can take. This don't tell us that it's an alternating sum for the case of...- davidge
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- Element Relativity Volume volume element
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Electric Element Voltage Specifications?
Hello, I have a question about electric elements and their corresponding voltages. I am looking at powering a 1500W 120VAC element out of an ordinary kettle with a DC voltage supplied by solar panels. So, from what I understand, 120VAC represents the RMS voltage meaning that it would require...- mcharbs55
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- Ac/dc Electric Element Heater Voltage Wattage
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Heat Transfer From Resistance Element to Metal Component
Hello Physics Forums! My problem is as follows. I have a device that produces heat via Nichrome coils. I want to heat another small piece of metal (in this case stainless steel) with those Nichrome coils. I need to reach 175 degrees C, and so far I haven't found a readily available thermal...- normynormand
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- Component Element Heat Heat and thermodynamics Heat transfer Resistance Thermal conductivity
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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The order of an element of a direct product of groups
Homework Statement Let ##A## and ##B## be finite groups, and ##A \times B## be their direct product. Given that ##(a,1)## and ##(1,b)## commute, and that ##(a,1)^n = (a^n,1)## and ##(1,b)^n = (1,b^n)## for all a and b, show that the order of ##(a,b)## is the least common multiple of the orders...- Mr Davis 97
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- Direct product Element Groups Product
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help