Element Definition and 836 Threads
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With all news of element 117 being a step closer to the Island of stab
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- Element News
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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MHB Proof that Ha=Hb: Element y in Hb Proven True for Ha
i was given that if y is an element in Hb then it is an element in Ha. that is Ha=Hb proof I said: since y in Hb then then y= h(1)b for h(1) in H to show that Ha=Hb let x be an elt in Ha hence x=h(2)a for some h(2) in H. now i am stuck- onie mti
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- Element Proof
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Bondi's Radiating Line Element: Solve the Mystery!
Hello, Some knows how to Bondi deduce his radiating line element? I read some papers and there isn't any hint about hit. Best regards- btphysics
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- Element Line Line element
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Cylindrically symmetric line element canonical form
Hello, What is the most general cylindrically symmetric line element in the canonical form? Best regards.- btphysics
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- Canonical form Element Form Line Line element Symmetric
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Small mass element for laminar (moment of inertia)
Hi, I was just going over the moment of inertia for a 2D lamina, I've been happy with writing the small mass element dM as dM = ρdxdy where ρ is the area density, but for some reason decided on doing it like this, M(x,y) = ρxy so dM = \frac{∂M}{∂x}dx + \frac{∂M}{∂y}dy = ρ(ydx +...- jamie.j1989
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- Element Inertia laminar Mass Moment of inertia
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Commutative rings and unity element proof
So this is a review problem in our book I came across and i really want to understand it but I am just not having any luck, I did some research and found a guide on solving it but that's not really helping either. We didn't talk about unity elements in class and there aren't any examples in our...- mikky05v
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- Element Online classes Proof Rings Unity
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Deformation of a continuum element
Homework Statement The continuum element shown in Figure (a) deforms to figure (b) I'm looking to find the positions after deformation (x coordinates) by expressing them in terms of E coordinates. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution x1 = E1 + E2 x2 = E1 + E2 x3 = E3 The...- Studious_stud
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- Continuum Deformation Element
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Discrete Element Method(SEM) suggestion
Hi everybody, I am interested to do some DEM(Discrete Element Method) simulation for my miniproject. So far I have seen that the most available opensource codes require large computation resource for parallel calculation. I don't have access to such facility and also my initial problem...- mamunalsiraj
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- Discrete Element Suggestion
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Why is there a flux depression in CANDU fuel and how is it addressed in design?
let say there is an bundle of fuel with 4 rings. Where ring 1 is center most ring and ring 4 is outer most ring. 1st ring contains: 1 fuel element 2nd ring contains : 6 fuel elements 3rd ring contains: 12 fuel element 4th ring contains : 18 fuel elements The general distribution of...- sandon
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- Element Fuel Output Power
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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HTML/CSS HTML element with multiple classes
Suppose I write the following in my stylesheet .class1 { position: relative; } .class2 { position: absolute; bottom: 0px; } and then the following in my body <div class="class1 class2"> </div> Will that div take...- Jamin2112
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- Classes Element Html Multiple
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Spherical surface area element
See image attached. (I've had a google but can't find anything). I am trying to understand the expression : Rdθ.2∏Rsinθ Here are my thoughts so far: Rdθ is the width of a strip, θ being the variable changing/to integrate over, giving arise to the elements. 2∏Rsinθ must then...- binbagsss
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- Area Element Spherical Surface Surface area
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Find number of elements combinations covered by a given set of element
Here is the problem I have faced recently that I cannot deal with yet and I need some help: Given is the - list of elements (numbered): e.g. [1,2,3,4,6,7,8] - the count and size of groups, which can be used to cover the given set of numbers, e.g. groups with group size 2. - I need to find...- grigor
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- Combinations Element Elements Set
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Finite element method and applied element method
What are the advantages and disadvantages of both AEM and FEM and which on is easier. I am doing a project and I should use one of these two methods to solve for a truss system. P.S. computer programming shall be used. In the end which method is better for this case?- Fady Alphons
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- Applied Element Finite finite element Finite element method Method
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Area element, volume element and matrix
I found this matrix in the wiki: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitesse_ar%C3%A9olaire#.C3.89valuation_en_coordonn.C3.A9es_cart.C3.A9siennes I think that it is very interesting because it express d²A not trivially as dxdy. So, I'd like of know if exist a matrix formulation for volume... -
Eq. of motion of elastic 2D finite element
A simple question about elasticity theory/finite element method: Suppose I have a tetragonal 2D piece of a linear isotropic elastic material, that has Young's modulus ##E## and Poisson's ratio ##\nu##. The vertices of the tetragon are at positions ##\textbf{x}_{1}##, ##\textbf{x}_{2}##... -
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What is a Standard State or Reference State of an element?
What is a Standard State or Reference State of an element? Can someone please give me a simple explanation of what a standard state or reference state is? I don't quite understand the way wiki describes it which is - The standard state, also known as reference state, of an element is... -
The invariant momentum-space volume element?
When we way that \frac{d^3p}{p_0}=\frac{d^3p}{\sqrt{m^2+\vec{p}^2}} is the invariant volume element, is that with respect to all Lorentz transformations or just proper orthochronous Lorentz transformations?- pellman
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- Element Invariant Volume volume element
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MHB Finite element method for the construction of the approximation of the solution
Hey! :o Given the following two-point problem: $$-y''(x)+(by)'(x)=f(x), \forall x \in [0,1]$$ $$y(0)=0, y'(1)=my(1)$$ where $ b \in C^1([0,1];R), f \in C([0,1];R)$ and $ m \in R$ a constant. Give a finite element method for the construction of the approximation of the solution $y$ of the...- mathmari
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- Approximation Construction Element Finite finite element Finite element method Method
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Meaning of line element vector on work formula
I've been struggling with this for the past hours and I can't find a good answer. Using the integral for work W = \int_a^b \vec{F}\cdot d\vec{s} , when a > b , and the force is directed from a to b, i keep getting a negative result. I am considering d\vec{s} as the infinitesimal difference... -
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Using SPICE with FEMM (Finite Element Method Magnetics)
Hello All, Some of you may have heard of the freeware FEA program called FEMM written by David Meeker. It is used to simulate 2D electromagnetic geometries and also has an integrated LUA scripting host which allows script files to be written to automate the process. I'm currently using...- Jdo300
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- Element Magnetics Method
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Area element vector for parametric surface integrals
When doing surface integrals of surfaces described parametrically, we use the area element dA = ndS = (rv x rw)dvdw Where dS is the surface area element and v and w are the parameters. I'm fine with the derivation of this (I think) but I don't understand why it's necessary to have n and dS...- BomboshMan
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- Area Element Integrals Parametric Surface Surface integrals Vector
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- Forum: Calculus
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Commutator of two element in GL(2,5)
Homework Statement This is more about checking a solution I've been given is correct, because either my professor is consistently getting this wrong or I am.The Attempt at a Solution My professor's answers say [ \left( \begin{array}{ccc} 1 & 0 \\ 0 & 4 \end{array} \right), \left(...- Silversonic
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- Commutator Element
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why does each element only react with certain elements?
I want to know what causes this specificity of reactions in between elements. Why does carbon only react with X elements? What are the factors that come into play to cause this specificity? From what I understand every element has the potential to bond with every other element but a lot of... -
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Finite element procedures book - Bathe
Hi, I have been stuck on a problem for a while now (3.24 part c). My attempt is as follows: Internal virtual work = external virtual work T/2 ∫0->L (∂u/dx)(∂v/dx)dx + ∫0->L (∂^2u/∂t^2)vdx = ∫0->L (Pv)dx Stationarity is already invoked on this functional as it's the principle of... -
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Help with finite element program I developed for Diff Eqns
I developed finite element program (MFEM) in java for BVP &IVP to compute partial differential equation. I am facing one problem and description is as follows my problem is on generalized eigenvalue problem generated in wave propagation through rectangular wave guide in TE mode. (Differential...- mdn
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- Element Finite finite element Program
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Taking small element for integration purpose in SOLID sphere?
Homework Statement The Question originally is to find the m of a solid uniformly charged solid sphere which is rotating uniformly with ω Now Homework Equations Now my question to you is how to take the small element? The Attempt at a Solution i take a small disc with...- shivam01anand
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- Element Integration Solid Solid sphere Sphere
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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MHB Finding element of inverse matrix
Hello all, I have this matrix A \[A=\begin{pmatrix} 1 &2 &3 &4 \\ 9 &8 &2 &0 \\ 17 &2 &0 &0 \\ 1 &0 &0 &0 \end{pmatrix}\] B is defined as the inverse of A. I need to find the element in the first row and fourth column of B, without using determinants, so without using adjoint. How should I...- Yankel
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- Element Inverse Inverse matrix Matrix
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Inflation and Element Formation: Irreconcialble?
I write this in the hope that somebody reading this can explain to me, a laymen, in non-mathematical, plain English terms, why my thinking is wrong regarding the calculation of the age of the observable Universe and the formation of the elements in the Periodic Table given the (short) age of... -
Could element 137 electrons become superluminal in a retrocausal atom?
I found the equation for the speed of an electron today. atomic number*fine-structure constant*speed of light. rearranging we get z= v/σc. if you set v to c then you find that at element 137 the electrons become superluminal. This can be possible right? a retrocausal atom! Could someone please...- Superposed_Cat
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- Element Superluminal
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Is a Finite Element Method Course Right for Me?
I am thinking about taking a finite element method course. I know what FEM is and how it solves boundary value problems and stuff but I'm wondering how widespread it is used... Is it a useful numerical technique? What industries/research use it? I am interested in research in continuum...- cytochrome
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- Course Element Finite finite element Finite element method Method
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What is the difference between sets and classes in set theory?
Question 2 (a) how is it possible? B is a set (since A is a set), how can a set be an element of another set? Rather than saying: B is an element of C I thought it would be better to say: B is a subset of C. Also, can someone explain question 2 (d) to me? thanks- Venomily
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- Element
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Solve Grad Shafranov Equation using Finite element method?
I want to compute the flux surfaces using FEM but i haven't found any good source to read. any help will be appreciated. Thank you- adwiteeymauri
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- Element Finite finite element Finite element method Grad Method
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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MHB Proving span of a Set with Scalar attached to First Element
hi Guys, i Needed your help to prove out the following, thanks in advance; Let u1,u2,...,ut be vectors in $\Re^n$ and $k\in\Re ,k\neq0.$ Prove that $Span\{u_1,u_2,...,u_t\}=Span\{ku_1,u_2,...,u_t\}$- shen07
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- Element Scalar Set Span
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Which Element Forms X2O3 with Oxygen?
A piece of unidentified element X reacts with oxygen to form an ionic compound with the chemical formula X2O3. Which of the following elements is the most likely identity of X? A) Ba B) Cs C) In D) P E) Zn I am doing exam practice questions...- cp255
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- Element Forms Ions Oxygen
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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MHB Proving that not every non-empty set of integers has a least element
I have a problem asking to prove the following statement is false: "Every non-empty set of integers has a least element". This seems pretty intuitively false, and so I tried to sum that up in the following way: Suppose we have a subset \(A\) in the "universe" \(X\). Let \(A=\{-n: n\in{N}\}\), a...- skate_nerd
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- Element Integers Set
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB Field Theory - Element u transcendental of F
Field Theory - Element u transcendental over F In Section 10.2 Algebraic Extensions in Papantonopoulou: Algebra - Pure and Applied, Proposition 10.2.2 on page 309 (see attachment) reads as follows...- Math Amateur
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- Element Field Field theory Theory
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Proof of a linear operator acting on an inverse of a group element
Hey guys! Basically, I was wondering how to prove the following statement. I've seen it in the Hamermesh textbook without proof, so I wanted to know how you go about doing it. Let's say you have a group element g_{1}, which has a corresponding inverse g_{1}^{-1}. Let's also define a linear...- Dixanadu
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- Element Group Inverse Linear Linear operator Operator Proof
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Are the polarities of the wires connected to the circuit element incorrect?
I highlighted a portion in the paint document. Is that a mistake? How am I supposed to compare the polarity of the wire connected to the left to the polarity of the wire connected to the right?- Miike012
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- Circuit Element
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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If I wanted a constant B field using an element
Or some naturally occurring material what would I use. I'd like the strongest constant uniform magnetic field possible. Is there some sheet of material I can use?- Kidphysics
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- B field Constant Element Field
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Finding the inverse of an element in Q[√2,√3].
Homework Statement I need to prove that Q[√2,√3] = \{a+b√2+c√3+d√6: a, b, c, d \in Q\} is a field. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I proved all axioms except the existence of inverses for nonzero elements. My problem is that multiplication is quite hairy. I ended up...- Boorglar
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- Element Inverse
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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The length element in cylindrical coordinates
Homework Statement Show that in cylindrical coordinates x = \rho cos \theta y = \rho sin \theta z = z the length element ds is given by ds^{2} = dx^{2} + dy^{2} + dz^{2} = d \rho^{2} + \rho^{2} d \theta ^{2} + dz^{2} Homework Equations -- The Attempt at a Solution...- stripes
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- Coordinates Cylindrical Cylindrical coordinates Element Length
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Finding the oxidized and reduced element
1. I need to find the element being oxidized and reduced for: CO2 + C = 2CO I don't know how to do it for this one. 3. I know how to do it for ones like this: 2Al + 3Cl2 = 2Al(3+) 6Cl(-) it would be zero for elemental Al and Cl and the oxidation number for the...- physics=world
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- Element
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Plane stress to a single element- help
Dear All, I just have a single element, I need to apply a plane stress condition as in the attached image. For the boundary conditions; • I have constrained the nodes 1 and 2 in the horizontal (x) direction • I have constrained the nodes 1 and 3 in the vertical (Y) direction • I have...- svishal03
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- Element Plane Stress
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Lightning compared to piezo electric element
I'm building (or rather, debugging) a lightning detector that detects the electromagnetic charge emitted by a lightning bolt. I need a good way to generate a little lightning as a test signal and I'm currently using a the piezo electric part of an electric lighter which generates a small...- mekhall
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- Electric Element Lightning Piezo
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Why the off-diagonal elements of electric dipole element are zero?
the two energy level atom, whose hamiltonian takes the form \hat{H_A}=E_g|g\rangle\langle g|+E_e|e\rangle\langle e|, where E_g as well as E_e represent the eigenvalues and |g\rangle as well as |e\rangle denote the ground state and excited state. There is an interaction between the atom...- bobydbcn
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- Dipole Electric Electric dipole Element Elements Zero
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Least k Such that a^k=1 in Finite Ring R
Is there a term for the least k such that a^k = 1 in some ring R (if it exists, specifically in a finite ring)? Is there a way to get an upper bound in general? I know that it's hard to get even in say F_p, but I'm just looking for some conditions that would help me understand what it looks like.- modnarandom
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- Element
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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RFC: The believability of a sci-fi concept: Gravity is an element of e
Hello, I’m a sci-fi writer and I wish to gage the believability of (or lack of) the following which I’m using in a story. Concerning the extensions to cosmology and quantum physics, one of the cornerstones of my book’s sci-fi universe stems from a strange and intriguing fact that I’ve...- rrw4rusty
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- Concept Element Gravity Sci-fi
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- Forum: Sci-Fi Writing and World Building
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Problem in finite element method using direct stiffness method
Hi, This is a sample problem from logan finite element method. I have attached the problem and solution given in the book. As per the problem i first derived the stiffness matrix and den putting the boundary conditions started solving for the forces. I am stuck as three forces are unknown but...- chiraganand
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- Element Finite finite element Finite element method Method Stiffness
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Understanding the Relative Element of a Vector: Definition and Applications
Hello! I ve come across with something called ' relative element of a vector' Could you provide me a definition and how is it used? Thank you- mihalisla
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- Element Relative Vector
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Determination of Modal loss factor by Finite Element Software
Dear all, Please tell me the steps are used to find Modal loss factor of composite constrained layer damped beam by using Finite Element software such as ANSYS etc.- hujarepp
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- Determination Element Finite finite element Loss Software
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering