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The (asserted) equivalence of first partial derivatives
In the solution to a differential-equation problem -- proof of the existence of an integrating factor -- the following statements are made regarding a general function "u(xy)" [that is, a function of two variable that depends exclusively on the single factor "x*y"]...- Larry Cosner
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- Derivatives Equivalence Partial Partial derivatives
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Give the equivalence classes of this relation
Homework Statement Give the equivalence classes of the relation aRb if and only if a^4 ≡ b^4 (mod 30) on the set {1, 2, 3, . . . , 15}. Homework Equations Definition of modular arithmetic. Definition of equivalence class. The Attempt at a Solution I can successfully do this problem using...- s3a
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- Classes Equivalence Relation
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Understanding the equivalence principle
Mentor Note: This thread has been separated out of a previous one to keep discussion of this particular topic open, since the previous thread has been closed. Sorry, the opportunity to ask questions is just too hard to resist. I'm still searching for the right understanding of equivalence. Or...- Jimster41
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- Equivalence Equivalence principle Principle
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Calculating volume occupied by 1 equivalent of gas
Its given in my textbook that equivalence of gas = (volume of gas) / (Volume of 1 eq. gas at NTP) How do i calculate volume occupied by 1 equivalent of gas? Example: What would be the volume occupied by 1 eq. of CO2 (Its given 11.2l in my book) Is there a formula for this? -
Equivalence Relation Homework: Proving Transitivity
Homework Statement If a relation R on N × N is (a,b)R(c,d) iff ad(b+c) = bc(a+d) Homework Equations -- The Attempt at a Solution I got the reflexive and symmetric parts but not the transitive part... here's what i have ## (a,b)(c,d)∈R and (c,d)(e,f)∈R## To prove ##(a,b)(e,f) ∈ R## .i.e...- Suraj M
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- Equivalence Relation
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Models of the Reals of All Cardinalities and Equivalence
We know that different models of the Reals are elementary equivalent but not isomorphic. In the hyperreals, we have that the Archimedean principle does not hold but it does hold in the standard Reals ( i.e., the hyperreals allow for the existence of indefinitely-small and indefinitely -large...- WWGD
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- Equivalence Models
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What is the equivalence point on this graph?
I am attempting to do a lab that requires the determination of an unknown diprotic acid using a titration curve. I have graphed my data but I am unsure what point to use as my eq. point. In my lab manual it says I may use the second or first eq. point but the second is often clearer. I am not...- Tianna
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- Acid Chemistry Equivalence Graph Point Titration
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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MHB Proof of Unique Equivalence Relation on Set w/ Partition Classes
Hello, I've to construct a proof of the following statement: Prove that if S is a set and S_1... S_k is a partition of S, then there is a unique equivalence relation on S that has the S_i as its equivalence classes. I'm really not sure how to go about this proof at all, so any help would be...- Ciaran
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- Equivalence Equivalence relations Relations
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Equivalence Relations on Z: Proving m~n and Describing the Partition
Prove that the following is an equivalence relation on the indicated set. Then describe the partition associated with the equivalence relation. 1. In Z, let m~n iff m-n is a multiple of 10.2. The attempt at a solution Reflexive: m-n = 0 0 ∈ Z, and 0 is a multiple of every number...- nitenglo
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- Equivalence Equivalence relations Relations
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MHB Equivalence Between NFA and DFA: Q, Q` & $\Sigma$
Heloo! :o I am looking at the equivalence between a NFA and a DFA. NFA: Q={q1,q2} DFA: Q`=P(Q} When $a\in \Sigma, Q_I, Q_j \in Q`$ which is sufficient and necessary condition so that $ Q_I \overset{a}{\rightarrow}Q_j$?- mathmari
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- Dfa Equivalence
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What is the equivalent capacitance of this formation?
http://<a href="http://imgur.com/UwulXqg"><img src="http://i.imgur.com/UwulXqg.png" title="source: imgur.com" /></a>[/PLAIN] 1. Homework Statement Find equivalent capacitance of this formation from a to b, C1=4.1 uF, C2=6.86 uF, C3=5.03 uF, C4=5.92 uF http://imgur.com/UwulXqg Homework...- 123lt
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- Capacitance Capacitor Equivalence
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Is Mass Equivalence Explained by the Relationship Between Energy and Gravity?
In formulating GR, Einstein was motivated by the otherwise strange coincidence of the equivalence of gravitational and inertial mass. He removed this by discovering that trajectories determined by gravitation are actually inertial. However, gravity's source is still the tensor T, which is...- maline
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- Equivalence Mass
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Principle of Equivalence and Acceleration in Deep Space
Homework Statement I know that the principle of equivalence states that a person in a window-less box will not be able to tell if s(he) is in a stationary box on Earth or in a box that is accelerating upward at a constant rate. I am assuming that the acceleration of the rocket is 9.8 m/s^2...- Calpalned
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- Equivalence Principle
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Electric dipole equivalence principle paradox?
Imagine an electric dipole with charges ##+q##, ##-q##, mass ##m## and size ##d##. Assume this dipole is oriented horizontally and is sitting at rest on top of some weighing scales on earth. As the charges are at rest the weight of the dipole is just ##-mg##. But by the principle of...- jcap
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- Dipole Electric Electric dipole Equivalence Equivalence principle Paradox Principle
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Difference between equivalence and equality
Apologies if this is in the wrong forum, but I chose to post here as the question pertains to equivalence relations and classes. Sorry if it's such a trivial question, but what is the mathematical difference between equivalence and equality? My understanding is the following, but I'm a little...- "Don't panic!"
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- Difference Equivalence Relations Set theory
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Equivalence Principle Test Kits
I'd like to see for myself the Equivalence Principle. Would there be a commercially available test kit like perhaps a small iron and cotton enclosed in vacuum tubes and they are to fall at same time and hit the bottom at same time with indicator lights to tell if they hit at same time or at bit...- Edward Wij
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- Equivalence Equivalence principle Principle Test
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Equivalence mapping from integers to rationals
Homework Statement Let * and = be defined by a*b means a - b is an element of the integers and a = b means that a - b is an element of the rationals. Suppose there is a mapping P: (* equivalence classes over the real numbers) --> (= equivalence classes over the real numbers). show that this...- PsychonautQQ
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- Equivalence Integers Mapping
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A question on defining vectors as equivalence classes
I understand that a tangent vector, tangent to some point p on some n-dimensional manifold \mathcal{M} can defined in terms of an equivalence class of curves [\gamma] (where the curves are defined as \gamma: (a,b)\rightarrow U\subset\mathcal{M}, passing through said point, such that \gamma (0)=...- "Don't panic!"
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- Classes Differential geometry Directional derivative Equivalence Vectors
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Better Equivalence Principle Explained
I am new to relativity, so bare with me. I do not want to argue against it; however, one must admit it is a rather awesomely unwieldy theory. In my self education on the subject, I am bothered by the Equivalence Principle, mainly this: An elevator accelerating through space is no different from...- Didymus5
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- Equivalence Equivalence principle Gravity Principle Relativity Theory
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Equivalence Principle: Feel Difference Between Situation A and B?
Here are the 2 situations: Situation A: a person floating in space far away from any mass (i.e. the person is in zero-gravity environment) Situation B: a person undergoes a free-fall from the top of a roller coaster (assuming that there's no air resistance) My question is, would the person in...- haisydinh
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- Equivalence Equivalence principle Principle
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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2D Green's Function - Bessel function equivalence
Homework Statement This is not a homework problem per se, but I have been working on it for a few days, and cannot make the logical connection, so here it is: -- The problem is to show that ##\frac{1}{4\pi} \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \frac{ e^{-\sqrt{\xi ^2 + \alpha^2 } |y-y'| + i \xi (x-x')...- RUber
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- 2d Bessel Bessel function Equivalence Function Green's function
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Equivalence of Matter Energy and Space-Time?
This is probably a stupid question, but is there an equivalence between matter, energy and space time? Like for instance if you had a ball of 1 kilogram, could you convert it into volumetric space and have everything around it be further away? When two or more objects are going further away from...- WCOLtd
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- Energy Equivalence Matter Space-time
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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What's the difference between an equality and an equivalence
Might sound like a stupid question, but if somebody could give me a mathematical description of the difference between equality and equivalence that might be really interesting.- PsychonautQQ
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- Difference Equivalence
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- Forum: General Math
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GR Journal: Equivalence Principle & Tidal Forces
Say we have an elevator moving through deep space at a constant velocity. We have a light emitter at the "top" of the elevator pointing towards a detector at the bottom of the elevator. We shine the light and notice that the frequency at which the light was emitted at the top is the same as...- DiracPool
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- Equivalence Equivalence principle Gr Journal Principle
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Equivalence of waveparticle duality to uncertainty principle
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/12/141219085153.htm It says "Here's a nice surprise: quantum physics is less complicated than we thought. An international team of researchers has demonstrated that two peculiar features of the quantum world previously considered distinct are different...- Ahmed Abdullah
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- Duality Equivalence Principle Uncertainty Uncertainty principle
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Writing Elements in $L^p(X,Y,\mu)$ Mathematically
\begin{equation*}Let\text{ } (X,\mathcal{A} ,\mu ) \text{ }be \text{ }a \text{ }complete\text{ } \sigma -finite\text{ } measure\text{ } space \\and \text{ }Y \text{ }be \text{ }a \text{ }separable\text{ } Banach\text{ } space\text{ } supplied \text{ }with \text{ }the \text{ }norm\text{ }...- moh salem
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- Classes Equivalence
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Light travel time since dark energy - matter equivalence
So I'm looking to find the distance light has traveled since matter - dark energy equivalence. Assume dark energy dominance from equivalence. Space-time has flat geometry and Ω0m = 0.315 , Ω0 = 1 Thus: Ω0Λ will equal Ω0 - Ω0m= 0.685 ρ0m (1 + zeq)3 = ρ0Λ where: ρ0m = ρ0c * Ω0m and: ρ0Λ =...- leonmate
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- Dark energy Energy Equivalence Light Matter Time Travel
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Mastering Logical Equivalence Proofs: (P<->Q) ⊣ ⊢ ~(P<->~Q)
~(P<->Q) ⊣ ⊢ (P<->~Q) I'm suppose to write the proof for this equivalence but I can't figure it in either direction The closest I got was (P->~Q) from ~(P<->Q) but I can't figure anything else out- Hazzardman
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- Equivalence Logic Proof
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB Equivalence relation-equivalence classes
Hello! (Smile) We are given the set $E=\{d,e,f \}$, $d,e,f$ different from each other and the relation $I_{E}=\{ <x,x>: x \in E\}$. Prove that $I_{E}$ is a set. In addition, show that the relation $I_{E}$ is an equivalence relation in $E$ and find all the equivalence classes. That's what I...- evinda
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- Classes Equivalence
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB Equivalence Relations: Explaining $I_A$, $\rho^{-1}$ and $\rho \circ \rho$
Hi again! (Smile) If $\rho$ is an equivalence relation, could you explain me why the following relations stand? (Thinking) $I_A \subset \rho$ $\rho^{-1}=\rho$ $\rho \circ \rho \subset \rho$- evinda
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- Equivalence Relation
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The (non-?) flatness of a uniform gravitational field and the equivalence principle
Desloge (1989) published the article: ## '##Non-equivalence of a uniformly accelerating reference frame and a frame at rest in a uniform gravitational field## '##. His result, briefly resumed: a uniform gravitational field is not flat, is quite interesting. But the way he proves the result is...- Peter Pijl
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- Equivalence Equivalence principle Field Gravitational Gravitational field Principle Uniform
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Proof of equivalence between nabla form and integral form of Divergence
Does anybody knows how you can reach one form of the divergence formula from the other? Or in general, why is the equivalence true? -
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Energy and matter equivalence
The question was : describe the first law of thermodynamics. I said matter can't be created or destroyed. I got marked wrong, my argument will be that the laws of thermodynamics can be written in different ways. Einstein famous equation relates matter and energy. There is also the matter-energy...- casas1010
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- Energy Equivalence Matter
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Circuit resistance equivalence
Homework Statement For the circuit shown below, find the R equivalent resistance between terminals A and B. http://puu.sh/bX1Sp/33db39d1c0.png Homework Equations parallel and series circuit definition[/B]The Attempt at a Solution I admit that I don't even know where to begin with this...- homo-sapiens
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- Circuit Equivalence Resistance
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Electromagnetism equivalence theorem
Hello! In http://my.ece.ucsb.edu/York/Bobsclass/201C/Handouts/Chap1.pdf, pages 19-20, the Love's Theorem in Electromagnetism is declared. In presence of some electric sources \mathbf{J} and magnetic sources \mathbf{M} enclosed by an arbitrary geometrical surface S, which produce outside S a...- EmilyRuck
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- Boundary Electric field Electromagnetic waves Electromagnetism Equivalence Magnetic field Theorem
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Understand Mass-Energy Equivalence: Einstein's Thought Exp.
In the Wikipedia entry on mass-energy equivalence*, there is a reference to an elementary derivation of mass-energy equivalence in an article by Rohrlich (AJP 1990), which apparently expands on the original thought experiment by Einstein (ie observer in middle of moving train, light pulses...- ebm_teacher
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- Equivalence Mass-energy equivalence
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Equivalence Principle in muon experiment?
Someone noted that the famous muon half-life experiment, supporting time dilation in SRT, seems to violate the equivalence principle of GRT. The very large radial acceleration in the experiment does not appear to cause any additional slowing. The acceleration does not seem to have an equivalent...- exmarine
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- Equivalence Equivalence principle Experiment Muon Principle
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Proving Logical Equivalence with Algebraic Substitutions
Hi, I have to prove the following logical equivalence using algebraic substitutions: (p v ~q) v ~q → (r v p) ∧ ~q ≡ ~r v q → (q v p) ∧ (~p v ~q) I've already done the truth table for this problem and proved they are logically equivalent but am not sure how to go about using algebraic...- psu12
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- Equivalence
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Plane impact equivalence to force in time
The problem comes up as part of a final master's project in FEM analysis. The project consists in calculating the oscillation response of the World Trade Center towers after the plane impacts. The particular problem I'm having trouble is that I need to transform the plane impact of which mass...- javimm
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- Equivalence Force Impact Plane Time
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Equivalence principle to argue mass and weight are the same?
Hi pf, I have recently watched a YouTube physics video from SixtySymbols channel which is a channel of short physics videos presented by professors of physics from Nottingham University. The video (pasted below) argues that because of inertial mass and gravitational mass being equivalent this... -
Does the Higgs mechanism explain the equivalence of gravitiational and
I am not well versed in the idea of Higgs mechanism. However, I was wondering if it does explain the problem of equivalence of gravitational and inertial mass. Also, what is the modern accepted definition of mass?- agnishom
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- Equivalence Explain Higgs Higgs boson Higgs mechanism Mechanism
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What is the Mass–energy equivalence
Short answer: Mass and energy are NOT equivalent in general. Confusion can arise due to multiple definitions of mass (see our https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/what-is-relativistic-mass-and-why-it-is-not-used-much.796527/ ), but using the modern convention of identifying the word "mass"...- Greg Bernhardt
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- Equivalence
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What is an Equivalence Relation and its Examples?
[SIZE="4"]Definition/Summary A relation on a set A is a set of ordered pairs (a,b) of elements ofA (a subset of A \times A). An equivalence relation \sim\ \subseteq A \times A is a relation which is reflexive, symmetric and transitive. In other words, the relation \sim on A is an...- Greg Bernhardt
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- Equivalence Relation
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Equivalence classes of proper classes
Suppose we have a class equivalence relation ~ on a proper class C. Can we form the class of equivalence classes C/~? What axioms do we need, assuming we base ourself on NBG? I can't seem to prove that this class exists with the axioms stated. I.e., the proposition that there exists a class D...- disregardthat
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- Classes Equivalence
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SU_L x SU_R and SU_V x SU_A equivalence
I want to show that the group SU_L(N)\times SU_R(N) is the same as SU_V(N)\times SU_A(N) - i.e. that it is possible to rewrite the transformation: \begin{cases} \psi_L \to \psi'_L=V_L\,\psi_L\\ \psi_R \to \psi'_R=V_R\,\psi_R \end{cases} , where V_L and V_R are N\times N SU(N)...- whitewolf91
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Proof involving numerical equivalence of sets
Homework Statement Show that for a set A\subsetN, which is numerically equivalent to N=Z+, and the set B = A \cup{0}, it holds that A and B are numerically equivalent, i.e., that A \approxB Hint: Recall the definition of A≈B and use the fact that A is numerically equivalent to N. Note...- eclayj
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- Equivalence Numerical Proof Sets
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MHB Definition of epimorphism and equivalence to 'surjectivity'
I am reading Paolo Aluffi's book Algebra: Chapter 0 which takes a (moderately) category theory oriented and infused approach to algebra. I am studying chapter 1: Set Theory and Categories and need help with formulating a definition of an epimorphism and with then proving it to be surjective...- Math Amateur
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- Definition Equivalence
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Resistors in series and current equivalence.
"Resistors resist the passage of current through them." Then why the current through each resistor same in series combination? Suppose 'I' current is passing through a system of two resistors connected in series. 1. Won't the first resistor - which is directly connected to the positive...- Prashasti
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- Current Equivalence Resistors Series
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Problem showing an equivalence relation
Homework Statement We say that two sets A and B have the "same powerfulness" if there is a bijection from A to B. Show that the relation "have the same powerfulness" is an equivalence relation between sets. Homework Equations An equivalence relation satisfy the following: xRx...- Mr. Fest
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- Equivalence Relation
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Algebra-geometry equivalence in string theory
I am looking for literature on a certain topic in mathematics inspired by string theory of which I have heard bits and pieces. Since I am not at all familiar with string theory and haven't found anything online, I was hoping someone more knowledgeable might recognize some of the keywords I...- Logic Cloud
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- Equivalence String String theory Theory
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models