Image Definition and 996 Threads

PREFACE: My first real post so please bear with me and my notation and layout. I tried to make it as easy on the eyes as possible... While I am fairly confident of my process thus far, I feel I may be straying from the answer a bit towards the end. Considering the short vertical electric...

Can JavaScript access a "blob" type image resource that has been loaded as part of a web page, and is then visible in the Networks tab as well as under Application > Frames > Image ... ? In the scenario I am looking at, the page is open, and the image is visible in the browser to the user. It...

So I was able to find out quite easily the image distance after the first refraction and the corresponding magnification. Employing Cartesian convention ##1/v - 1/u = 1/f## Substituting the values gives us: ##v_1 = +60cm ## ## m_1 = -3 ## Thus the height of the image below the principal axis...

Using equation, Vm=(Vo+Vi)/2; 2= (4+Vi)/2 =>Vi=0. I.e, image velocity is zero. I can't understand how it is possible that the image is at rest wrt ground. If the object moves with more velocity than the mirror, wouldn't it collide with the mirror at some point? And plus the object is moving 2m/s...

So I found the location of the image of the object produced by the mirror to be -58.2628 cmi^ and the length of the image of the object produced by the mirror to be -9.40012 cm. (these are correct values). To find the location of the final image of the object as produced by the lens I used 1/f...

img= imread('Image.bmp'); img= rgb2gray(img); imshow(img); pt = ginput(4); % the function ginput is used to get the input from mouse x1 = pt(1,1); y1 = pt(1,2); x2 = pt(2,1); y2 = pt(2,2); x = [x1 x2]; y = [y1 y2]; line(x,y); x3 = pt(3,1); y3 = pt(3,2); x4 = pt(4,1); y4 = pt(4,2); x = [x2 x3]; y...

I have attached an image of what *I think* the electric field looks like. Would this be correct? I am convinced about everything here, apart from the ones on the far right. All the other ones loop from the +ve charge to the -ve charge, but where do the grey lines on the right loop to (the ones...

Assuming the use of an electron microscope, what magnification would be needed to image a computer microchip at the micrometer level? Thanks in advance.

I have received this image from someone in Namibia recently at the Kiripotib Astrofarm. Has anyone an idea what could cause such a strange trajectory?

hello i would like to ask how to obtain tomographic image resolutions from wifi sensing and imaging using signals processing. thanks very much.

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/acc32d From the abstract, "We present a new reconstruction of the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) image of the M87 black hole from the 2017 data set. We use PRIMO, a novel dictionary-learning-based algorithm that uses high-fidelity simulations...

You can see from the picture that the teacher has circled the arrows which shows light coming from image to the eye, and drew it in the opposite direction saying the light goes from the eye to the image. The marking scheme of this paper only says the correct direction does not specify which is...

The components of the force of 800 lb F along the non-perpendicular axes Get a, b. Also determine the image F on the axes a, b could some one help me how to resolve forces non-perpendicular.And also what is the meaning of image F one the a,b axes

I would like to understand the relationship between the image formed on the retina and the image reconstructed by the human eye. Let's consider this images: The object B forms the real image OB' while the object A forms the real image OA' on the retina. Second image: here, the object forms a...

Thanks to the JWST, we have this stunning picture. The APOD description says What are the processes that eject material at this stage?

What kind of imaging system could be used to see without photons? I ask because I was watching a video and the furthest we can see back is Redshift Z~1090 which is the CMB. We can’t see the universe before the first stars formed or the Big Bang itself. My first guess would be some kind of dark...

Summary: Does the image distance q in the lens-maker's equation mean where real images form or where any image at all forms? If the former, what separates the real image from all other reflections? Hi all, I attached a series of images taken with a camera for a concave mirror, the Pasco...

It works with this code! If I want to write a text next to the image do I use <div> ? I mean : return <div><div><img src={logo} alt="Logo" width="40" /></div><div>Title</div></div>; 🤔

Hey! :smile: I need some help in react. I have a code for a web application and I want to change the logo. The logo I want to use is in the public folder, in this folder there is also a favicon with the old image. In the src folder there is a folder images with the old image. In the src folder...

Hello, Using a CCD camera and simple lenses, the probe of the cantilever and its surroundings are to be imaged. Since the cantilever is 50 um wide and some of the surroundings are to be imaged, the optimal image magnification is from 4 to 8. I therefore used a convex lens with a focal length of...

My webpage project has a button labeled 'Harmonics' with a mouse-click event. I want an image to be hidden as soon as the button is clicked, however this doesn't happen. Here's a snippet of the html. It doesn't matter what order the two Javascript functions are called. The 'hidden' attribute...

Hello! I have this system here $$ \left[ \begin{matrix} -2 & 4 & \\\ 1 & -2 & {} \end{matrix} \right]x +\begin{pmatrix} 2 \\\ y \end{pmatrix}u $$ Now although the problem is for my control theory class,the background is completely math(as is 90% of control theory) Basically what I need to...

Using the data given and recalling that in this configuration ##R<0## I get: ##\frac{1.33}{0.5}+\frac{1.5}{q}=\frac{1.5-1.33}{-0.2}\Rightarrow q\approx -0.427 m=-42.7 cm## so the image is virtual and is ##42.7\ cm## to the left of vertex ##V##. The magnification is ##M=\frac{n_1 q}{n_2...

if you watch this Video : The Julia Programming Language at time marker 28:00, You will see that Grant takes an FFT of an Image. In order to do a FFT, you need to know the sampling rate, but what is the sampling rate of one image? And what if your image is not size 2^N ? Does the program just...

My answer: The ART algorithm is a row-action algorithm. I tried to draw it, but I am not sure whether it will answer the question

Hello, I have a question. If a star tracker in space faces the sun directly then could it be possible that the sun completely burns the image sensor? To be specific we are a student satellite team (Student satellite program IIT Bombay) developing a star tracker and we don't have an exact idea...

I've heard virtual objects are used in cinema halls I'm not sure of what that means, can someone explain this to me please? And btw by virtual object i mean when diverging rays from real object passes through a convex lens, the rays will converging and if you'll place a plane mirror infront of...

This is a simple experiment that demonstrates how it is possible to draw conclusions similar to those of quantum physics, without having to "invade" the microscopic world. A student is led into a windowless room, which has only a slit in the ceiling. The light that passes through the slit is...

Hi, I've a doubt about the definition of curve. A smooth curve in ##\mathbb R^2## is defined by the application ##\gamma : I \rightarrow \mathbb R^2##. Consider two maps ##\gamma## and ##\gamma'## that happen to have the same image (or trace) in ##\mathbb R^2##. At a given point on the...

if someone want to explain to me what is an upright image ? , and what are the other adjectives to define an image in geometric optics and their meaning , Thanks .

Olympic games logo We have the beautiful logo designed for Olympic games. Five rings of different colours each representing the Continent. Significance of friendship between all continents. Countries representing the Olympic games from various continents. Questions 1 The Origin of this Olympic...

I tried to write the data I understood from the image: y0=160m yf=0 x0=0 x1=192m I tried to express the total change in time using the position over time equation on the Y direction: y(t)=y0+v0y*(t2-t1)-0.5a(t2-t1)^2 but then I stuck with 2 variables and didn't know what to do any help?

I have taken some photos (with my phone) of some optical phenomena in the lab. I'd quite like to analyse the distances between some features of the image. In school I remember using a piece of software which allowed you to choose an origin point / setup coordinate axes, select a scale (i.e. 1 cm...

I am coding Sobel Edges detection in C#. I have a method that converts my image to grayscale. it adds the R G and B values and divides by 3. and replaces the R G and B value out with that same number. That seems to be working fine. Then I added a gaussian blur to it by using this...

Images comparison What are the best softwares available for comparing two images having similarity and differences? Two photos each of Margaret and Enid. 1 Margaret's first photo with her second photo comparison. 2 Enid's first photo with her second photo comparision. 3 Margaret's first...

On first coming across the Möbius-strip image of spinors, it seemed natural to interpret it as referring to the 3D space of everyday experience, especially as e.g. the Dirac belt and the Penrose book demonstrations appear to occur ‘naturally’ in the world of our phenomenal experience. Doubts...

I tried using the formula for the refraction of a spherical lens ##\frac{n_1}{p}+\frac{n_2}{q}=\frac{n_2-n_1}{R}## consider each slab as a spherical lens with curvature ##R=\infty## and by doing that I get ##\frac{1.33}{10}+\frac{1.5}{q}=0\Leftrightarrow q\approx -11.3 cm##. Since the piece of...

first of all- Hello! I was wondering if anyone can help me, I am looking to get a miniature display (2.8" TFT display, annoyingly touch screen but oh well) all I want to do is display a single image for a small project of mine but I'm not sure how to approach this, do i use a RaspberryPi or...

Is it possible for monozygotic twin cats to have fur colors that are mirror images of each other? Or does such mirror imaging rule out that two cats are monozygotic twins? In searching for images of "twin cats" on the web, I find a few photos of pairs that have mirror image fur colors. For...

Summary:: I'm looking for some great books on deep learning related to image recognition that I can use in astrophysics. Hello, I'm about to start my master thesis, where I, in short, will be comparing snapshots of young binary stars from simulations to observations using deep learning -...

A question to physicists: What sort of real world scenario / image would *best* depict the increase in gravitational potential energy in a radial field? Would a rocket traveling through the Earth's atmosphere suffice or are there better alternatives? This image would have to be relevant to the...

Hello all! I am trying to export image0, image1, image2, etc in a for loop. What I have is For[i = 0, i < 4, i++, "image" <> ToString[i] = Rasterize[plfunc3dANGside2[6, 2, 115, 0.1*i], Background -> None, ImageResolution -> 1000]; Export["/home/josh/ISS_drops/vibrations/" <> "image" <>...

I wonder if this question is about two-point resolution or magnification... Would someone here be so kind as to offer some guidance on this question? Thank you!

In optical microscope both objective and eyepiece are used to magnify the sample image. Magnification is determined by laws of geometrical optics (intersection of optical beams from the same point of the sample) In electron microscope, electromagnetic lenses are used to magnify the sample...

How to find image of $f(x)= x + sinx$ about the given line $y = - x$ . Similarly can we take image of a function about a function? OR is it necessary about which we take image should be a point, line only?

Hi, I am used to plot data with the GNUplot software. This time I need to add an image to my plot. I did with the following line 'my_image.png' binary filetype=png center=(3.25,-9.1) dx=0.007 dy=0.0125 w rgbimage notitle but the final resolution of the picture is pretty bad compared to the...

Hello, I am wondering if it is possible to calculate the B-field of a conductor above an iron plate just using the complex image method. To keep it simple let’s consider a 2D calculation, the metal plate is infinitely deep and wide and the conductor is infinitely long and thin. If the metal...

It just occurred to me while watching some old X ray images , what is the reason behind why modern X ray images have so much more detail than older ones especially really old ones from the beginning of the technology at the start of 20th century? I ask this because (unlike in a CT scanner which...

##A=(-1,1)## ##B=[0,1)## Define ##f:A\longrightarrow B## by ##f(x)=x^2## Set ##X=A##. ##f(X)=\{f(x):x\in X\}=\{x^2:x\in(-1,1)\}=B## ##f^{-1}(f(X))=\{x\in A:f(x)\in f(X)\}=\{x\in (-1,1):x^2\in B\}=X## Now choose a non-zero point ##y\in f(X)##. There are two pre-images of this point: ##x,-x\in...

My astronomy textbook includes this graph of the temperature of the Sun's Corona versus the distance above the photosphere. It appears to go up from 4,500 K to over 1 million K at 20,000 km above the photosphere. But at what point does it come back down? Or does it not? Does that mean the...