Generation Definition and 340 Threads
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Can Humanity Overcome the Galactic Barrier in Star Trek's New Series?
New TV(?) series premiering Jan 2017. [ref]- OmCheeto
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- Generation Star Star trek
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- Forum: Science Fiction and Fantasy Media
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Thermodynamics -- total entropy generation during cooling of tank of water....
Homework Statement A 0.2 m^3 steel container that has a mass of 30 kg is filled with liquid water. Initially both the steel tank and the water are at 50°C. Now heat is transferred, and the entire system (i.e., steel and water) cools to the surrounding air temperature of 25°C. Determine the...- jittapon
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- Cooling Entropy Generation Tank Thermodynamics Water
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Man-made generation of water waves
The only man-made water waves I can think of are artificial waves in specialized swimming pools. If the wavelength of the water wave is W, does the instrument generating these waves have to have dimensions on the same order as W? In other words, if you have a small object, can you generate...- 0pt618
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- Generation Water Waves
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Light and Heat Generation of Elements
Hi forum, Is there anyway to quantify the proportions of light and heat energy generated from an element? I mean, is there a model which we can use to predict material energy conversion proportions when a voltage potential is applied to it.? Further, is the model able to predict material...- Legolaz
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- Elements Generation Heat Light
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Heat generation of phosphor layer in white LED
In a package of a phosphor converted white LED (blue LED + Yellow phosphor), two heat generation mechanisms exist. 1. Joule heating at junction temperature of blue LED 2. Heat generation of the yellow phosphor layer due to stokes shift and blue light absorption. Now I have questions. 1. Where...- compound
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- Generation Heat Led
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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LHCb results show generation non-Universality (non-SM)
This article suggests something was found and that today we will be able to find the paper online. http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2015-08/uom-ess082615.php I am eager to see what the found and at what significance...asking for extra experiments means that the significance they got was...- ChrisVer
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- Generation Lhcb
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Newton's view on Line generation
The following passage has been extracted from the John Stewart's English translated version of the "Sir Issac Newton's two Treatises: Of the Quadrature of Curves, and Analysis by equations of an infinite number of terms" http://archive.org/details/sirisaacNewtons00stewgoog: Here Newton... -
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Totally Hypothetical, probably incorrect, Shock Wave Generation Mechanism
So I was sitting around pondering about forces, and I found myself thinking about shock-waves. Whether they're caused by supersonic travel, or explosions, the pressure at the front of the wave-bow shock pressure is a force. So I started thinking of a way to generate them without having to go...- aseylys
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- Dynamic Fluid dynamics Force Generation Hypothetical Mechanism Shock Shock wave Wave
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Money per person and 2nd generation
In my base 10 math world there are rules for the gender of 1st generation numbers. They are: Primes alternate between 1 gender and another(specifically M and F) Composites have 3 more rules related to number of factors: M factors > F factors = M M factors < F factors = F M factors = F factors...- caters
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- Generation Money Per
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- Forum: General Math
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Harness Sea Wave Energy: Focus Waves w/ Diffraction & Floating Breakwaters
Would it be possible to use diffraction to focus the enrgy of sea waves, on the principle of the zone plate (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_plate) but reduced to 2 dimensions? This could be done by an array of wave-opaque objects such as floating breakwaters, particularly along coasts...- Rayner
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- Array Diffraction Focus Generation Power Wave Waves
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Who Performs Work in EMF Generation with Changing Magnetic Fields?
I understand that EMF is generated by moving a closed loop of wire through a constant magnetic field. I am confused about one thing, who is actually doing work here? (of course it is not magnetic field). -
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Steam Generation Rate of a Heat Exchanger
Let's say I have a shell and tube heat exchanger that is producing steam. I have a known volume of water entering the shell of the heat exchanger. Would the rate of steam generation be something like... rate of steam generation = (volume of water)*(density of steam)/(time it takes to deplete...- Disquoveri
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- Generation Heat Heat exchanger Rate Steam
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Piezo crystals and current generation
hey can a piezo crystal generate current when it is hit as well as when it is exposed to sound?- ryanuser
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- Crystals Current Generation Piezo Piezoelectric Piezoelectricity
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Gravity Electricity Generation?
We've got a scalable sun tracker that requires no electricity. See << Link removed by Moderator >> Though invented for use as a less expensive alternative to the traditional electric motor solar trackers, we have come to realize that it can actually lift a lot of weight. We haven't tested the...- Jeffb47
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- Alternative energy Electricity Generation Gravity Solar
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Is there a portable CO2 generation system for off-grid use?
Does anyone know of a portable CO2 generation system capable of producing between 100-150 CFM 24/7/365? This system will be used off grid, and needs to be powered by either biofuel or electricity. Thank you. <<Moderator note: Manual signature message removed.>>- Gunny
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- Co2 Generation
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Angle determination of Sum-Frequency Generation in BBO
Hi, 1. Homework Statement I have difficulties to get the correct angles for a third-order autocorrelator and I hope you can help me. In my setup are two BBO Crystalls, the first for SHG (Second-harmonic Generation) and the second for SFG (Sum-Frequency Generation). The Laser is a...- Eoraptor
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- Angle Determination Generation Nonlinear optics
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics - Entropy generation Q
Hi all, Just doing some thermo study and am stuck on a question. I am not sure where to start this Q as normally I am given a property at the exit..? Any help is appreciated.- DrVirz
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- Entropy Generation Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Mystery Generation of Dust Patterns from Grinding Wheels -- I can't explain it
I'm not sure where to post this, but I wanted to show this just because of the incredible nature of the phenomenon. It's just the dust from a slow running wet grindstone. I assume just vibration, but the more carefully you look the more unbelievable it becomes. As the grindstone ran, some of...- Rob Benham
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- Dust Explain Generation Mystery Patterns Wheels
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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About lightning spike generation
Hello i am new user of in this forum... i am working on COMSOL Multiphysics for my master project i am working in the area of grounding so i have to analyze the material with lightning effect so i want to know how i can generate the lightning signal in COMSOL and how we apply to grounding rod- AbdulManan
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- Generation Lightning
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Control Flow Rate & Pressure of Boiler Steam Engine
How can one control the flow rate and the pressure of the outlet steam from the Boiler of steam engine- y2j
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- Generation Steam
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What do you call Generation of electricity using waste heat
What do you call Generation of electricity using waste heat from processes to make steam and drive generators- jim1174
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- Electricity Generation Heat
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Power Generation (Optimization) in a Car Engine
**Long Post** 1. Homework Statement The Mazda MX5 (2001-2005) comes with two engine sizes, 1.6 litre and 1.8 litre which are rated as 110 bhp and 146 bhp respectively at 6,500 rpm. You are required to choose one of the two engine sizes and analyse the system with a view to improving the power...- R.C
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- Car Engine Generation Optimization Power Power calculation Power generation Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Sound Generation: From Soap Bubbles to Nukes
A soap bubble or a nuclear detonation emit a sound created by the sudden release of pressured air? Am I correct? How is the sound of a knock on the door, two billiard balls hitting each other, etc. How is the sound generated in their cases? Thank you. -
Random power generation thought
Sorry didn't look too deep into it but had a random thought (and a couple drinks) ; would it be plausible to generate power by harnessing angular momentum from passing molecules? Perhaps hydro and wind generators could get an efficiency boost? -
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What is the Relationship Between Piezoelectric Materials and Electrical Output?
hello! what is the maximum of electrism we can get from piezoelectric materials? can you give me some examples, or are there any tables, showing for each gram of piezoelectric material, applied a force of 1N, we get 1 ampere constant(?) current or something? thanks!- physior
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- Generation Piezoelectric
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Free Modules: Bland Corollary 2.2.4 - Issue on Finite Generation
I am reading Paul E. Bland's book, "Rings and Their Modules". I am trying to understand Section 2.2 on free modules and need help with the proof of Corollary 2.2.4. Corollary 2.2.4 and its proof read as follows: In the second last paragraph of Bland's proof above we read: " ... ... If...- Math Amateur
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- Finite Generation Modules
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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MHB Free Modules: Solving Issue of Finite Generation Corollary 2.2.4
I am reading Paul E. Bland's book, "Rings and Their Modules". I am trying to understand Section 2.2 on free modules and need help with the proof of Corollary 2.2.4. Corollary 2.2.4 and its proof read as follows: In the second last paragraph of Bland's proof above we read: " ... ... If...- Math Amateur
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- Finite Generation Modules
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Can Magnetic Fields Control Neutron Emission in Compact Neutron Generators?
DISCLAIMER: This thread is a repost of another thread in the Nuclear/Particle Physics forum since I cannot delete that thread but this forum is more appropriate since it is more of a question in Nuclear Engineering than in Nuclear Physical theory. So I have been reading about the operational...- EinsteinKreuz
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- Beam Compact Generation Generators Neutron
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Exactly how do i control the fall of a falling object? (for power generation)
Hi! So i have been having this discussion with a friend. we have an old shaft going down about 100meters and we want to tie a 100kg sand bag and use it to generate electricity as it falls. (we will simply pull it back up) if my understanding is right, then: i can either generate 980kw for 1...- Shepton
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- Control Fall Falling Falling object Generation Power Power generation
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Allele frequencies of the next generation
Homework Statement Starting with 75 light-colored beans and 25 dark-colored beans, the 100 beans represent my gene pool. Light beans = F and dark beans = f. p = (total F alleles) / (total number of beans used) And now I'm stuck where it's asking me to "practice determining the initial allele...- Adriane
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- Ap biology Biology Frequencies Generation
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Thermomystery -entropy generation in a closed system
My question relates to entropy generation in a closed system ΔS=dQrev/T for a reversible process ΔS=dQ/T + Sgen for an irreversible process This seems to suggest that Sgen arises because of the irreversibility of the heat transfer process (eg across a finite temperature difference). If...- PatrickAndrews
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- Closed Closed system Generation System
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Cylinder with heat generation, Separation of variables
I'm having some difficulty setting up a problem. I'm trying to model the temperature of a thermistor connected to a constant current source. The thermistor's resistance varies with temperature, so with a fixed current, I would expect to see the thermistor's temperature to oscillate with time...- 16universes
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- Cylinder Generation Heat Separation Separation of variables Variables
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Electricity Generation by piezoelectric effect in Injection Moulding
Hello, Actually i want to make use of Clamping Force of Injection Moulding Toggle System to produce Electricity by making use of Piezoelectric effect. For example, if we place a quartz crystal (or any other piezoelectric material) on either side of the platen, then on each machine cycle, when...- nomi.dawlance
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- Electricity Generation Injection Piezoelectric
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Out of the water tidal power generation?
Hello, I live in an area with large tides averaging 15 ft, twice daily. The city has a huge floating dock system in a large harbor held in place by fixed steel pilings. I have no idea what the weight is but it is a huge harbor housing a large fishing and personal use fleet. The docks are...- hightide
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- Generation Power Power generation Tidal Water
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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A generation is about one-third of a lifetime.
Homework Statement A generation is about one-third of a lifetime. Approximately how many generations have passed since the year 0 AD? Let me first say that this is my first time taking physics and this is all new to me so I appreciate all the help.Homework Equations here is the answer I...- Bijackar
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- Generation Lifetime
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Efficient Laser Steam Generation for High Pressure Vessels: Expert Suggestions
I am working on a new concept design and would like some suggestions on which Lasers(s) would be most appropriate for heating a high pressure vessel for producing steam. The concept requires very quick steam generation but heat can not be excessive enough to harm the vessel being heated. As a...- Chippit
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- Generation Laser Steam
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Power generation through endothermic heat absorption.
I have been toying with an idea that may break the second law of thermodynamics for a while now, but it is basically this; An endothermic reaction is used to convert heat energy into chemical energy, and then the products of that reaction are used as the reactants in an electrochemical reaction...- Teslafly
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- Absorption Endothermic Generation Heat Power Power generation
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Entropy Generation in a Rod: Heat Transfer Considerations
Hi.. Consider a rod which is insulated on its lateral surface, now this rod is brought in contact with a source at temperature T1 and sink at temperature T2 now a temperature gradient sets up in the rod after steady state is reached temperature at some distance X from the source end is given as...- kittu1421
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- Entropy Generation
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Nonlinear optics: second harmonic generation
Hello, I'm studying basic nonlinear optics and I would like to solve a couple doubts about (basic) photon interaction. Let a monocromatic (of frequency ω) electromagnetic field propagate through a nonlinear medium and let the third(and higher)-order terms in the relation between the...- eliotsbowe
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- Generation Harmonic Nonlinear Nonlinear optics Optics
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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What Is the Best Generator for Small Scale Power Generation?
Hi, I'm a Mech. Eng., so forgive my ignorance to power electronics, but I'm hoping someone can explain this to me. Considering the scenario where a small gas turbine (< 500 kW) drives a generator to provide power to the power grid. The power output of the turbine will not be constant...- BlackSmoke
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- Generation Power Power generation Scale
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Localized absorption of photons and carrier generation
Perturbation theory predicts rates of transitions between eigenstates of the unperturbed Hamiltonian, which in the independent electron model for a crystal are nonlocal Bloch wave functions or linear combinations of them that extend throughout the crystal. However, photon absorption is...- CB1X
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- Absorption Carrier Generation Photons
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Energy Generation through Gravity (mining operation monorail)
Hello, I am looking for some help in determining a potential energy generation project. Our open cast mine produces roughly 250 metric tonnes of raw rock per hour which is transported to the process area by an industrial monorail. The interesting thing is this monorail needs no power as the...- danny.mcshane
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- Energy Generation Gravity
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Generation of Static Electricity
I was wondering if and/or how one would could calculate the the generation of static electricity between 2 materials. For example material A is immersed in substance B and moves within it at a constant velocity. Knowing the velocity and volume / surface area of material A and the electron...- eqm
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- Electricity Generation Static Static electricity
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Entropy generation in chemical reactions
So from the first law for a closed system, dU=dQ-dW=dQ-PdV From the second law, dS=dQ/T + Sgenerated (i.e. the entropy generated) Putting expression of dQ from second law into first law, dU=T*dS-T*Sgen-PdV If s and v are constant, dU= -T*Sgen>0 Hence dU<0 This is a...- Urmi Roy
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- Chemical Chemical reactions Entropy Generation Reactions
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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What Is the Newest Generation of Solar Cells?
Dose anyone know that what is the newest generation of solar cells?- hokhani
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- Cells Generation Solar Solar cells
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Electricity - AC generation, supply and return question
I am sure this is a set of naieve question first of all. However i'd appreciate someone taking the time to enlighten me, as my mind is boggled by this and has been for some days now. I have watched numerous videos on the subject of electricity but am still somewhat confused. My issue is taking...- James MEng
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- Ac Electricity Generation Supply
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Reversible cycles and entropy generation
I've got a couple of questions about reversible cycles: So if we have two gaseous systems and have a reversible cycle working between them, then the entropy generation within each gaseous system is zero, right? Do turbines execute reversible cycles? Thanks a lot for your help!- Urmi Roy
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- Cycles Entropy Generation Reversible
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Understanding entropy generation
Hi all, I've been doing some pretty complex problems on closed systems in thermodynamics, and a few questions pooped up in my mind about Sgen (entropy generation). Please help me out with them.. 1. When work is done on a system (like a paddle wheel in a cylinder containing gas), there is...- Urmi Roy
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- Entropy Generation
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Transmission & Distribution Department or Power Generation Department
If you are a fresh graduate of BSc Electrical Engineering and you are asked to choose either Transmission & Distribution Department or Power Generation Department, which one will you choose? And why? Please your inputs will help me decide, so help me out. Airer- airer
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- Distribution Generation Power Power generation Transmission
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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A New Generation of Atomic Clocks
This was just posted today, and looks interesting http://arxiv.org/pdf/1309.1137.pdf A New Generation of Atomic Clocks: Accuracy and Stability at the 10-18 Level B. J. Bloom et al The exquisite control exhibited over quantum states of individual particles has revolutionized the field of...- marcus
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- Atomic Clocks Generation
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter