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Euclid's Elements - The Application of Areas
In Heath's commentary on Euclid's Elements he stresses the importance of the application of areas (Book I Proposition 44) with, "The marvellous ingenuity of the solution is indeed worth of the 'godlike men of old'...". The proposition, "To a given straight line to apply, in a given...- Hunus
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- Application Areas Elements
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Finding the elements of a group given two generators and relations
Hey everyone Let's say I have two generators, a and b, with the following relations: a^{5}=b^{2}=E bab^{-1}=a^{-1}; Where E is the Identity element. What I've done so far is this - the number of elements of the group is the product of the exponents of both generators, which is 10...- Dixanadu
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- Elements Generators Group Relations
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Counting Elements in Sets: Steps Included
How many elements does each of these sets have where a and b are distinct elements? (with steps please) a) P({a,b{a,b}})b)P({∅,a,{a},{{a}}}) c)P(P(∅)) *i have tried to solve them but i am a little bit confused... Thanks in advance :)- Madonna M.
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- Counting Elements Sets
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Making Heavy Elements: Can Plutonium Be Made Naturally?
Hi there, I understood that heavy elements could only be formed in stars or supernovae explosions. However I have just read that plutonium can be made by firing deuterons at uranium. Now uranium is a smaller atom than plutonium so what it going on? It seems to me that heavy elements can be...- esmeralda4
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- Elements
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Sample & Hold in SPICE not holding charge using real elements
Hi guys, I'm having problem in HSPICE. I designed a Sample & Hold circuit using MOSFET switches (transmission gate). The problem is that when I activate the MOSFET switches, the capacitor doesn't hold the charge as expected (I did the simulation using ideal components, and the charge holds...- Lanot
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- Charge Elements
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to Calculate Classical Orbital Elements Using Matlab?
Hi! Is there a way to calculate the classical orbital elements for a satellite or space shuttle around Earth using Matlab? I would like to get started with it since it is something that I've not tried before. so plese help Best regards- ExoP
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- Classical Elements Orbital
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Which elements of the human body are found elsewhere?
Carbon (18%) Hydrogen (10%) Nitrogen (3%) Calcium (1.5%) Phosphorus (1.0%) Potassium (0.35%) Sulfur (0.25%) Sodium (0.15%) Magnesium (0.05%) Copper, Zinc, Selenium, Molybdenum, Fluorine, Chlorine, Iodine, Manganese, Cobalt, Iron (0.70%) Lithium, Strontium, Aluminum, Silicon, Lead... -
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Algorithm to find the submatrix with the greatest sum of its elements?
This is a challenge problem I thought of: Given a real-valued matrix A, develop an algorithm that finds the submatrix with the greatest sum of its element. (If there's a tie, just return an arbitrary submatrix that's tied for the win.) Is there a way other than brute force?- Jamin2112
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- Algorithm Elements Sum
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Aberrations at Lens Elements as Unsharp Filter
I want to learn do aberrations and compensation actions used as unsharp filter for final image ? I read a Leica paper. There was symmetrical lens Summicron as a subject. I found that at the exit of the lens there were no aberrations without corrected. But when you look inside , some lens...- Mustafa Umut
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- Elements Filter Lens
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- Forum: Optics
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Filter Near-Zero Matrix Elements: Reasonable?
Given A(m,n), eps = Machine Epsilon, fNorm = FrobeniusNorm(A), p >= 1 To filter noise near zero created by floating point error: if (|Aij| < fNorm * eps *p) Aij =0 end if Seem reasonable?- Mr Peanut
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- Elements Matrix Zero
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Power absorbed by multiple elements
Homework Statement Calculate the power absorbed at t=0,t=0+,and t=200 mS by each of the elements in the circuit of fig 11.25 if us is equal to (a) -10u(-t) V (b) 20 + 5u(-t) V Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...- DODGEVIPER13
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- Elements Multiple Power
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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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Accelerating Atomic Decay Rate of Unstable Elements
Is there any thing that could, or any way to increase the atomic decay rate of already unstable elements, such as the radio active elements. magnetically or otherwise, even if the thought is only plausible or otherwise theory, I wouldn't mind hearing it. A thought accord to me, what if...- Spice
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- Atomic Decay Decay rate Elements Rate
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Invertible elements in a commutative ring with no zero divisors
Homework Statement Suppose that a commutative ring R, with a unit, has no zero divisors. Does that necessarily imply that every nonzero element of R is invertible? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution We have to show that there exists some b in R such that ab = e. Having...- Lightf
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- Elements Ring Zero
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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List of matrix elements or Feynman diagrams
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##- tom.stoer
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- Diagrams Elements Feynman Feynman diagrams List Matrix
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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# elements in base does not depend on the basis
Essentially, I have to show that where [SIZE="3"]{e_1,...,e_n} forms the basis of [SIZE="3"]L, no family of vectors [SIZE="3"]{e'_1 ,..., e'_m} with [SIZE="3"]m>[SIZE="3"]n can serve as the basis of [SIZE="3"]L. The book shows this by saying there exists a [SIZE="3"]0 vector such that...- CubicFlunky77
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- Base Basis Elements
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Pseudoscalar Matrix Elements and Parity Transformation Behavior
Hi all. I have a question. What is the behaviour of the polarization vector of a pseudoscalar particle under a parity transformation?? Let me explain my problem. I know for sure that the effective matrix element which links a D^* and a \pi can be written as: $$ \langle \pi(p)D^*(q,\lambda)...- Einj
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- Elements Matrix
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Why are there still heavy elements in the earth's crust?
When the early Earth melted, the heavy elements were drawn to the center due to gravity. Thus we have a iron core. Why shouldn't the core also have drawn in the heavy elements like uranium? The theory says the heat energy for the melt was due to the radioactive decay Why do we still have a...- jr1956
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- Elements
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Proof Writing for Dummies: Intersection & Union Elements
Problem: Prove that any element in the intersection of two sets is also in their union. I am reading a proof writing book for dummies & the solution given in text is: http://tinypic.com/r/141hn7/5 http://tinypic.com/r/141hn7/5 First Question: In exam/test, is it OK if I write the...- woundedtiger4
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- Elements Intersection Proof Union Writing
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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How have supernovae shaped the evolution of heavy elements in the Milky Way?
Hi, I'm new here. Can someone help me with several sets of questions? I know the estimated age of the Milky Way. There is information that there are various types of supernovae in the Milky Way that occur on the average of 2.2 to 2.7 per century. My first set of question: Is this...- sumi-e
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- Elements Supernovae
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Outer valence electrons for d-block elements (Se to Zn)
I wish to better understand the configuration situation for the outer most valence electrons for the d-block elements, Sc to Zn. I am having a problem understanding how to predict where the two outer most valence electrons must be located for some of the ten d-block elements? For some... -
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Looking for image theory regarding magnetic elements.
Question on Perfect Magnetic conductor. Are PMC always metal compound like Iron etc. That has high ##\mu##? So most of good magnetic conductor are themselves electric conductor? From articles I read: PEC ##\Rightarrow\;\hat n \times \vec E=0\;\hbox{ and }\;\hat n\times \vec H=\vec J##...- yungman
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- Elements Image Magnetic Theory
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Explaining weird trend of d- and f- block elements.
Hello friends, I noticed from Wikipedia the following information: Atomic radii: 4th period(only d-block elements): Sc:160 pm Ti : 140 pm V : 135 pm... -
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Does constantly removing elements from a set produce the null set?
If you keep removing elements from a nonempty set, will you eventually get the null set? Some context below in a problem which I made myself and have been trying to solve: A set S having property P is smallest with respect to property P if S is an improper subset of any set having property P...- Bipolarity
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- Elements Set
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Superposition, Moving Around CKT Elements
2. V=IR, Voltage division, KCL, KVL 3. When I short out the dependent current source by replacing it with an open, can I switch the location of the independent source and the 20 ohm resistor so I can do a voltage division to find the voltage across the 20ohm resistor which is then equal to Vo...- eatsleep
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- Elements Superposition
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Orders of elements in a quotient group.
Homework Statement I want to find the orders of the elements in Z_8/(Z_4 \times Z_4), (Z_4 \times Z_2)/(Z_2 \times Z_2), and D_8/(Z_2 \times Z_2). Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution The elements of Z_2 \times Z_2 are (0,0), (1,0), (0,1), (1,1), and the elements of Z_8 are of course...- Artusartos
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- Elements Group quotient
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Uniqueness of identity elements for rectangular matrices
Let A be the set of n \times n matrices. Then the identity element of this set under matrix multiplication is the identity matrix and it is unique. The proof follows from the monoidal properties of multiplication of square matrices. But if the matrix is not square, the left and right...- Bipolarity
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- Elements Identity Matrices Rectangular Uniqueness
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Relationship between the number of fuel elements and criticality
I usually do not ask for this kind of stuff, but this time I really have no way to verify if this is correct(and it has to be). So here it goes: On a subcritical nuclear reactor with 100 fuel elements we read the signal of 10e-9 A. When we add 10 more fuel elements, signal jumps to 10e-8 A. How...- Januar
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- Criticality Elements Fuel Relationship
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Do I need a new book? (Using Calculus: The elements by Comenetz)
Hello all, I am re-teaching myself calculus (I don't remember anything from Calculus in college, and I only took calc I in college) I am using the book stated in the title. I got up to page 65...so far so good. Until it started asking me to compute definite integrals. Nowhere so far...- CuriousBanker
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- Book Calculus Elements
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- Forum: Calculus
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Eigenvalue problem with operators as matrix elements
Hello, I have a feeling that the solution to this question is going to be incredibly obvious, so my apologies if this turns out to be really dumb. How do I solve the following eigenvalue problem: \begin{bmatrix} \partial_x^2 + \mu + u(x) & u(x)^2 \\ \bar{u(x)}^2 & \partial_x^2 + \mu +...- wil3
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- Eigenvalue Eigenvalue problem Elements Matrix Operators
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What elements a light made of?
What elements? How a light beam became a light? Thanks in advanced.- chuckadoll
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- Elements Light
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- Forum: Optics
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Permutations with Repetition and Repeated Elements
The theory says that if you have x objects containing a repeats of one element and b repeats of another, Np(without repetition)=x!/(a!b!). If you have x objects and repetitions are allowed, Np(with repetition)=xx, correct? Combining these, if we have x objects containing a repeats of one...- Big-Daddy
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- Elements Permutations
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Can a Passive Device Mimic V = (const.) d3I/dt3 in a Circuit?
The three circuit elements are capacitors, resistors, and inductors, which act in the following manner: Capacitor: V = (1/C) q Resistor: V = R dq/dt Inductor: V = L d2q/dt2 Is it possible to build a passive device that acts like: V = (const.) d3q/dt3 Google search has come up with...- Harrisonized
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- Circuit Elements
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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MHB Zach's question at Yahoo Answers (Field with 25 elements)
Here is the question: Here is a link to the question: Abstract Linear Algebra? - Yahoo! Answers I have posted a link there to this topic so the OP can find my response.- Fernando Revilla
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- Elements
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Difficult Stats Problem (Repeated Elements)
Homework Statement A word has n letters, in which one of those letters is present a times and another is present b times (all other letters are present only once). a.) How many combinations of x letters are there from this word? b.) How many arrangements of x letters are there from this word...- Big-Daddy
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- Elements Stats
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Order of Elements in a Group: A Quick Check of Understanding
I just want to check if there is anything wrong with my understanding... Let's say we have a group of order 42 that contains Z_6. Since the group of units of Z_6 has order (3-1)(2-1), it means that we have 2 elements of order 6 in G, right? In other words, for any cyclic subgroup of order n...- Artusartos
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- Elements Group
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MHB Order of product of elements in a group
Hello. I'm just beginning my course in algebra. I've been reading Milne, Group Theory ( http://www.jmilne.org/math/CourseNotes/GT310.pdf page 29). I've found there a very nice proof of the fact that given two elements in a finite group, we cannot really say very much about their product's...- Arnold1
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- Elements Group Product
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Algorithm or expression to put n elements in k sets
I have 17 elements, and I want to put them in 3 sets. This makes 2 sets with 6 elements, and 1 set with 5 elements. Now I want to find an algorithm to partition n elements in k sets. Can anyone give me an algorithm, or a math expression for me to implement in a algorithm? Thanks- xeon123
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- Algorithm Elements Expression Sets
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6 Nodes, 4 Elements, Size of Stiffness Matrix?
Howdy, If I have the following configuration of nodes: 2---4--6 | \ | /| | \ | / | | \| / | | \/ | 1---3--5 What should the dimensions of my FEM stiffness be? Thanks- ThurmanMurman
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- Elements Matrix Nodes Stiffness
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Showing elements of a Principal Ideal Domain are Relatively Prime?
Homework Statement Let ##R## be a PID and let ##\pi\in{R}## be an irreducible element. If ##B\in{R}## and ##\pi\not{|}B##, prove ##\pi## and ##B## are relatively prime. Homework Equations ##\pi## being irreducible means for any ##a,b\in{R}## such that ##ab=\pi##, one of #a# and #b# must be a...- robertjordan
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- Domain Elements Prime
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Why do different elements have different charges?
Since I was first introduced to chemistry, it's been because "it has two more than eight, and it wants eight to be "happy" so it loses two electrons and gains a positive two charge." It's good enough for me to write on tests, but 'happy' isn't exactly a scientifically accurate term. And why... -
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Projection of surface area elements in vector calculus
Homework Statement (i) Find the normal, n, at a general point on the surface S1 given by; x2+y2+z = 1 and z > 0. (ii) Use n to relate the size dS of the area element at a point on the surface S1 to its projection dxdy in the xy-plane. The Attempt at a Solution To...- jj364
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- Area Calculus Elements Projection Surface Surface area Vector Vector calculus
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to do cyclic permutation on interatomic matrix elements?
For example, how to obtain E_(yz,xz)(l,m,n) from E_(xy,xz)(l,m,n)?- ck00
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- Cyclic Elements Matrix Permutation
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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MHB Conditions on Matrix Imply Conditions on Elements
Question 1 The reduced row echelon form of 3 4 17 22 1 2 5 row a b A is equal to 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 3 R . (a) What can you say about row 3 of A? Give an example of a possible third row for A. (b) Determine the values of a and b. (c) Determine...- SiddharthThakur
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- Conditions Elements Matrix
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Why do some radioactive elements emit a green glow?
Hello I am doing radioactivity with my year 10 class and it has set me think about something. I would be grateful for clarification on the following issue and also any other facts that you would like to share that would be of interest to 14 year olds! My issue: all the famous...- SUDOnym
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- Elements Radioactive
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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MHB Prime elements in integral domains
In Dummit and Foote, Section 8.3 on Unique Factorization Domains, Proposition 10 reads as follows: Proposition 10: In an integral domain a prime element is always irreducible. The proof reads as follows: =========================================================== Suppose (p) is a non-zero...- Math Amateur
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- domains Elements Integral Prime
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Current and Voltage of Elements of a Circuit with a Solenoid.
Ended up figuring out how to solve this problem. I just was not expecting certain parts of the results which lead me to believe I did it wrong.Homework Statement Voltage of battery is 5V Resistors are 5 Ohms The solenoid has no internal resistance 1.Need to find V_2 before switch is opened...- Thadis
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- Circuit Current Elements Solenoid Voltage
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Transitivity for set of 2 elements
If we have a set of two elements, say S={0. 1} and we defined 0 to be less than 1, would this obey the transitivity axiom? (If a<b and b<c then a<c? ) To me, it seems looks like you need at least 3 elements but I'm not entirely sure.- autodidude
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- Elements Set
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB Does the permutation group S_8 contain elements of order 14?
Does the permutation group $S_8$ contain elements of order $14$?My answer: If $\sigma =\alpha \beta$ where $\alpha$ and $\beta$ are disjoint cycles, then $|\sigma|=lcm(|\alpha|, |\beta|)$ . Therefore the only possible disjoint cycle decompositions for a permutation $\sigma \in S_8$ with...- i_a_n
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- Elements Group Permutation
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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What Are the Processes for Manufacturing Elements Heavier Than Iron in Stars?
Hello, Is there any specific reason that a star is primarily composed of hydrogen and helium and not any other metals? Thanks.- shounakbhatta
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- Elements Star
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics