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I Adding trig functions with different amplitudes
The trig identities for adding trig functions can be seen: But here the amplitudes are identical (i.e. A = 1). However, what do I do if I have two arbitrary, real amplitudes for each term? How would the identity change? Analysis: If the amplitudes do show up on the RHS, we would expect them...- Mayhem
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- Amplitudes Functions Trig Trig functions
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Python Calling functions without recalling all variables
Hi PF Given the following def f1(var1, var2): var3 = var1 + var2 return var3 def f2(var1, var2, var4) var4 = 10 var5 = f1(var1, var2)*var4 return var5 it is obvious function f2 does not explicitly need variables var1 and var2. However, it needs the result of f1, which...- member 428835
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- Functions Variables
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I How do we determine complex state equations for substances?
Hello. I am reading about state equations from a physics textbook, Physics by Frederick J. Keller, W. Edward Gettys, Malcolm j. Skove (Volume I). I don't understand some parts but since I have the Turkish translation of the book I must translate it as good and clear as possible. "State...- mech-eng
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- Complex Functions State
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B Let f_n denote an element in a sequence of functions that converges
Let ##\epsilon>0##. Choose ##N\in\mathbb{N}## s.t. for each integer ##n## s.t. ##n\geq N##, $$|\sup\{|f-f_n|(x):x\in D\}|<\frac{\epsilon}{3}$$ where ##D## denotes the intersection of the domains of ##f## and ##f_n##. Choose a partition ##P:=\{x_0,\ldots,x_m\}## with ##x_i<x_{i+1}## where...- Eclair_de_XII
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- Element Functions Sequence
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A Laurent series for algebraic functions
Hi, I'm writting because I sort of had an idea that looks that it should work but, I did not find any paper talking about it. I was thinking about approximating something like algebraic functions. That is to say, a function of a complex variable z,(probably multivalued) that obeys something...- the_pulp
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- Complex analysis Functions Laurent series Series
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Vector space of functions defined by a condition
##f : [0,2] \to R##. ##f## is continuous and is defined as follows: $$ f = ax^2 + bx ~~~~\text{ if x belongs to [0,1]}$$ $$ f(x)= Ax^3 + Bx^2 + Cx +D ~~~~\text{if x belongs to [1,2]}$$ ##V = \text{space of all such f}## What would the basis for V? Well, for ##x \in [0,1]## the basis for ##V##...- Hall
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- Basis Condition Dimension Functions Space Vector Vector space Vector spaces
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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B Can the continuity of functions be defined in the field of rational numbers?
I argue not. Let ##f:\mathbb{Q}\rightarrow\mathbb{R}## be defined s.t. ##f(r)=r^2##. Consider an increasing sequence of points, to be denoted as ##r_n##, that converges to ##\sqrt2##. It should be clear that ##\sqrt2\equiv\sup\{r_n\}_{n\in\mathbb{N}}##. Continuity defined in terms of sequences...- Eclair_de_XII
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- Continuity Field Functions Numbers Rational
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I Best way to fit three functions
So I have $$f(x,y,z,t,n) = 0,g(x,y,z,t,n) = 0,h(x,y,z,t,n) = 0 $$ and i need to find the best ##[x,y,z,t]## that fit the data, where n is the variable. Now, the amount of data for each function is pretty low (2 pair for f (that is, two (n,f)), 3 pair for g and another 3 pair for h) The main...- LCSphysicist
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- Fit Functions
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MHB Minimum of product of 2 functions
Hello Simple question Whether the minimum of the product of two functions in one single variable, is it greater or less than the product of their minimum thanks Sarrah -
Evaluation of integral having trigonometric functions
R is the triangle which area is enclosed by the line x=2, y=0 and y=x. Let us try the substitution ##u = \frac{x+y}{2}, v=\frac{x-y}{2}, \rightarrow x=2u-y , y= x-2v \rightarrow x= 2u-x + 2v \therefore x= u +v## ## y=x-2v \rightarrow y=2u-y-2v, \therefore y=u- v## The sketch of triangle is as...- WMDhamnekar
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- Change of variables Functions Integral Multiple integrals Trigonometric Trigonometric functions
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Properties that are important to Worm Wheel functions
From what I've gather the primary benefits to worm wheels are: - their ability to provide high reduction ratios - self-locking which can be useful for hoisting and lifting applications. - Operates silently and smoothly, which reduces vibrations Feel free to add any important ones I might've...- Vossi
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- Functions Gear Gearbox design Important Mechancal engineering Properties Wheel
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A Why don't we multiply generalized functions?
Because it drives to contradictions. Here is a nice example from E. Rosinger Generalized solutions of nonlinear PDE. We can multiply generalized functions from ##\mathcal D'(\mathbb{R})## by functions from ##C^\infty(\mathbb{R})##. This operation is well defined. For example $$x\delta(x)=0\in...- wrobel
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- Functions generalized
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A Computing Correlation functions
Hello, recently I'm learning about correlation functions in the context of QFT. Correct me with I'm wrong but what i understand is that tha n-point correlation functions kinda of describe particles that are transitioning from a point in space-time to another by excitations on the field. So, what...- gremory
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- Computing Correlation Correlation function Functions Qft
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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A Measure of non-periodicity of almost periodic functions
As is well known, almost periodic functions can be represented as a Fourier series with incommensurable (non-multiple) frequencies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almost_periodic_function. It seems to me that I came up with an integral criterion for the degree of non-periodicity. The integral of a...- reterty
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- Functions Measure Periodic Periodic functions
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From differential equations to transfer functions
*** MENTOR NOTE: This thread was moved from another forum to this forum hence no homework template. Summary:: Trying to find transfer functions to design a block diagram on simulink with a PID controller and transfer functions for a water tank system. ----EDIT--- The variables and parameters...- Maniac_XOX
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- Control systems Differential Differential equations Engineering Functions Physics Pid controller Transfer function
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Robotics applications in Major Events & Functions
Humanoid Robots. Just requiring your thoughts on this. Major events,functions example Weddings, Birthday, Anniversary celebrations, Cricket, Football live match etc are captured using Video camera/s with Humans performing the function with later on the captured recorded video is edited with...- akerkarprashant
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- Applications Automation Events Functions Major Robotics Technology
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I Deriving Lorentz Transformations: Hyperbolic Functions
While deriving Lorentz transformation equations, my professor assumes the following: As ##\beta \rightarrow 1,## $$-c^2t^2 + x^2 = k$$ approaches 0. That is, ##-c^2t^2 + x^2 = 0.## But the equation of the hyperbola is preserved in all inertial frames of reference. Why would ##-c^2t^2 + x^2##...- Samama Fahim
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- deriving Functions Hyperbolic Hyperbolic functions Lorents transformations Lorentz Lorentz boost Lorentz transformation Special relativity Transformation
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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I {Edit-Solved} Confirmation requested on deriving functions from graphs
So I thought that the graph tries to tell us that the function is periodic after 2π interval. So I tried to derive its function from the graph as follows using the point slope equation form for the points (0,0) & (a,π): ##y= ({a}/{π})*x## I hope this function is alright and I just need to find...- warhammer
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- deriving Functions Graphs
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Understanding Continuous Functions: Examining f'(7) Undefined
Suppose f is a function such that f'(7) is undefined. Which of the following statements is always true? (Give evidences that supports your answer, then explain how those evidences supports your answer) a. f must be continuous at x = 7. b. f is definitely not continuous at x = 7. c. There is not... -
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Properties of limits of exponential functions
I did only the the first three prop. And on a means we have, on pose or posons means let there be , propriétés means properties, alors meand then. I apologize i am a french native speaker and i am busy so i cannot rewrite this in entirely english- A dummy progression
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- Exponential Functions Limits Properties
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MHB How can we prove the inequality for the supremum and infimum of f*g and f*g?
I am reading J. J. Duistermaat and J. A. C. Kolk: Multidimensional Analysis Vol.II Chapter 6: Integration ... I need help with the proof of Theorem 6.2.8 Part (iii) ...The Definition of Riemann integrable functions with compact support and Theorem 6.2.8 and a brief indication of its proof...- Math Amateur
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- Compact Functions Proof Properties Riemann Support Theorem
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MHB Understanding Riemann Integrable Functions: Interpreting D&K Pages 427-428
I am not sure of the overall purpose of the concepts developed below regarding Riemann integrable functions with compact support ... nor am I sure of the details ... so I am sketching out the meaning as I understand it in 2 dimensions and depicting the relevant entities in diagrams ... I am...- Math Amateur
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- Functions Riemann
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B Recurrence relation in a recurrence relation?
There's a famous functional equation that was asked in the 2019 IMO. It looks like this: find all f: Z -> Z where f(2a)+2f(b)=f(f(a+b)). I thought of solving it using a recurrence relation where a_n=f(nx). But when I substituted values in the functional equation (after setting a and b equal...- MevsEinstein
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- Contest Functions Recurrence Relation
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I Elementary Functions - What Is The Exact Definition?
Mathematicians will use the term "elementary functions," often in the context of integration wherein some integrals cannot be expressed in elementary functions. The elementary functions are usually listed as being arithmetic, rational, polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric...- diegogarcia
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- Definition Elementary Functions
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Limit of a product of two functions
When I look at a range of inputs around x=c and consider the corresponding range of outputs If 0< |x-c| <δ -> |f(x)-L1|<ϵ1 and |g(x)-L2|<ϵ2 as we shrink the range of inputs the corresponding outputs f(x) and g(x) narrow on L1 and L2 respectively. |f(x)-L1||g(x)-L2|<ϵ2ϵ1 The product of the...- DumpmeAdrenaline
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- Functions Limit Product
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MTW Ex 21.15 - Curvature independent of Lapse and Shift functions
Can anyone out there give me a hint as to where to start with this problem? I've been looking at it for a while and can't see a way forward. What exactly is "the curvature itself" here?BTW I think the dynamic initial value equations 21.116 and 21.117 are incorrect. MTW should have inserted to...- TerryW
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- Curvature Functions Independent Shift
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Python Plotting Domain Dependent Functions
Is it possible for Python matplotlib to plot in one graph a domain dependent function? For example, suppose there is a function where y=x from 0< x <=5, y = x sq when 5<x<=7 and y=2x+9 when x>7. Is it possible in Python to plot this with one plot on one graph? If so, how would it be done?- e2m2a
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- Domain Functions Plotting
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I What does "the sequence of functions has limit in R" mean?
Suppose f1,f2... is a sequence of functions from a set X to R. This is the set T={x in X: f1(x),... has a limit in R}. I am confused about what is the meaning of the condition in the set. Is the limit a function or a number value? Why? -
B What proof do we have of wave functions?
How can we be sure that a system on the scale of atoms can be described by a single scalar field or the wave function ##\psi##. I don't just want to do shut up and calculate, maybe using a wave function and then putting it through the time evolution of the Schrödinger equation works, but why...- Physics Slayer
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- Functions Proof Wave Wave functions
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I Transformation of Functions: How Do Domain and Range Change?
I want to understand how the domain and range change upon applying transformations like (left/right shifts, up/down shifts, and vertical/horizontal stretching/compression) on functions. Let f(x)=2-x if 0 ≤x ≤2 and 0 otherwise. I want to describe the following functions 1) f(-x) 2) -f(x) 3)...- DumpmeAdrenaline
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- Functions Transformation
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I Inverse Functions: x=f(y) and X=f^-1(y)
Consider the case of a real function f for which f inverse exists. 1) We we are not used to having the y-axis (vertical axis) to denote the independent variable which it does in x=f-1(y). We rotate the system through positive 90 degree and reflect about the vertical to change the sense of the...- DumpmeAdrenaline
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- Functions Inverse Inverse functions
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I Are Functions Really Equal? Investigating the Criteria for Function Equality
For example: h(x)=f(x)+g(x) If f(x) and g(x) are real numbers and real numbers can be added, subtracted, multiplied and divided (except by 0). why do we insist that the x in f(x) and g(x) be {x: x∈ dom f ∩ dom g}? My thoughts: The equality of two functions requires two criteria: 1) They operate...- DumpmeAdrenaline
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- Functions Operations
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- Forum: Calculus
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Prove that a product of continuous functions is continuous
##f## is continuou on ##\mathbb{C}##, so for al ##\epsilon>0##, there is a ##\delta>0## such that $$|\tilde{z}-z|\leq \delta \Rightarrow |f(\tilde{z})-f(z)|\leq \epsilon$$ for all ##\tilde{z}## and ##z## in ##\mathbb{C}##. Complex conjugation is a norm preserving operation on ##\mathbb{C}##, so...- docnet
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- Continuous Continuous functions Functions Product
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Solving an equation for ##x## involving inverse circular functions
[FONT=times new roman]Problem Statement : [FONT=times new roman]Solve for ##x## : Attempt : If I take ##x=\tan\theta##, the L.H.S. reads $$\tan^{-1}\frac{1-\tan\theta}{1+\tan\theta}= \tan^{-1}\left[\tan\left(\frac{\pi}{4}-\theta \right) \right ]=\frac{\pi}{4}-\theta.$$ On going back to ##x##...- brotherbobby
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- Circular Functions Inverse Trigonometric equation
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I Limit of limits of linear combinations of indicator functions
I have a sequence of functions ##0\leq f_1\leq f_2\leq ... \leq f_n \leq ...##, each one defined in ##\mathbb{R}^n## with values in ##\mathbb{R}##. I have also that ##f_n\uparrow f##. Every ##f_i## is the limit (almost everywhere) of "step" functions, that is a linear combination of rectangles...- Unconscious
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- Combinations Functions Limit Limits Linear Linear combinations Measure theory Real analysis
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Use Liouville's theorem to show that two functions are equal
##lim_{|z|\rightarrow \infty}\frac{f}{g}=1\neq \frac{\infty}{\infty}## so ##lim_{|z|\rightarrow \infty}f\neq \infty## and ##lim_{|z|\rightarrow \infty}g\neq \infty##. Because f(z) and g(z) are bounded and entire, f(z) and g(z) are constant functions by Liouville's theorem . f(z) and g(z) are...- docnet
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- Functions Theorem
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A Bloch momentum-space wave functions
Hello, I wonder if it is possible to write Bloch wave functions in momentum space. To be more specific, it would calculate something like (using Sakurai's notation): $$ \phi(\vec k) = \langle \vec k | \alpha \rangle$$ Moving forward in a few steps: Expanding: $$ \phi(\vec k) = \int d^3\vec r...- raz
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- Bloch theorem Condensed matter physics Functions Wave Wave functions
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I Thermodynamic functions and state variables
Hi, a basic doubt about thermodynamic functions and state variables. Take for instance transformations I and II in the following ##(p,V)## plane. As far as I can tell, just because the transformations are drawn as continuous lines they are reversible by definition. Namely we can transform...- cianfa72
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- Functions State Thermodynamic Variables
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B Riemann integrability of functions with countably infinitely many dis-
We show that there is a partition s.t. the upper sum and the lower sum of ##f## w.r.t. this partition converge onto one another. Let ##\epsilon>0##. Define a sequence of functions ##g_n:[a,b]\setminus(\{a_n\}_{n\in\mathbb{N}}\cup\{y_0\})## s.t. ##g_n(x)=|f(x)-f(a_n)|##. Suppose there is a...- Eclair_de_XII
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- Functions Integrability Riemann
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Distances in Knn: Are they metric functions in the Mathematical sense?
Hi, Just curious as to whether distances 'd' , used in Knn ; K nearest neighbors, in Machine Learning, are required to be metrics in the Mathematical Sense, i.e., if they are required to satisfy, in a space A: ##d: A \times A \rightarrow \mathbb R^{+} \cup \{0\} ; d(a,a)=0 ; d(a,b)=d(b,a) ...- WWGD
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- Functions Mathematical Metric
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A Proving the Equivalence of Local and Global Maxima for Concave Functions
Consider the following theorem: Theorem: Let ##f## be a concave differentiable function and let ##g## be a concave function. Then: ##y \in argmax_{x} {f(x)+g(x)}## if and only if ##y \in argmax_{x} {f(y)+f'(y)(x-y)+g(x)}.## The intuition is that local maxima and global maxima coincide for...- pitaly
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- Concave Equivalence Functions Global Local Maxima Optimization
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Struggling in my freshman year of Physics at university
If Tl;dr I am struggling in Math 171 and Physics 191 and throwing around the idea of declaring a geology major with an astronomy minor because the Physics major "juice is not worth the squeeze" at my age(29) anyone else out there who struggled with Calculus 1 when they first took it?Hello...- aspiringastronomer
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- Calculus 1 Chain rule Freshman Functions Implicit differentiation Physics University Year
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I Piecewise Functions in the Einstein Field Equations
Let's say I want to describe a massive box in spacetime as described by the Einstein Field Equations. If one were to construct a metric in cartesian coordinates from the Minkowski metric, would it be reasonable to use a piecewise Stress-Energy Tensor to find our metric? (For example, having...- Sciencemaster
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- Einstein Einstein field equations Field field equations Functions General relativity Piecewise function Stress energy tensor
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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MHB Proving trigonometric functions
How can i prove that 6cos(x+45) cos(x-45) is equal to 3cosx?- kbr1804
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- Functions Trigonometric Trigonometric functions
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I Partial differentiation and explicit functions
Hi For a function f ( x , t ) = 6x + g( t ) where g( t ) is an arbitrary function of t ; then is it correct to say that f ( x , t ) is not an explicit function of t ? For the above function is it also correct that ∂f/∂t = 0 because f is not an explicit function of t ? Thanks -
B Advice to obtain the domain of compound functions
Hi PF I have a quote from Spanish 6th edition of "Calculus", by Robert A. Adams, and some queries. I translate it this way:"The inverse of secondary trigonometric functions can easily be calculated with the reciprocal function. For example DEFINITION 13 The inverse function of secant ##sec^{-1}...- mcastillo356
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- Domain Functions
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B Arithmetic progression, Geometric progression and Harmonic progression
How do I build functions by using Arithmetic Sequence, Geometric Sequence, Harmonic Sequence? Is it possible to create all the possible function by using these sequences? Thanks!- pairofstrings
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- Arithmetic Arithmetic progression Functions Geometric Harmonic
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Determine which functions are rational
Ok in my thinking, i would say that it depends on ##x##, if ##x## belongs to the integer class, then the rational functions would be ##i ## and ##iii##...but from my reading of rational functions, i came up with this finding: I would appreciate your input on this.- chwala
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- Functions Rational
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Prove an equation involving inverse circular functions
(I must confess that, in spite of working through the chapter on inverse circular functions, I could barely proceed with this problem. Note what it asks to prove : ##x\sqrt{1-x^2}+\ldots## and how much is that at odds with the formula (1 above) of adding two ##sin^{-1}##'s, where you have...- brotherbobby
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- Circular Functions Inverse
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Software for finding functions
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- Functions Software
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help