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Find closest possible points between lines? (vectors)? Edit
Homework Statement [/B] Find points P,Q which are closest possible with P lying on the line x=8+1t y=8+1t z=7−3t and Q lying on the line x=231−6t y=−10−17t z=71−13t 3. Attempt at solution Hi, I am at loss as to how to do this. I know that from the equations I can get point (8,8,7) and...- mathlabrat
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- Edit Lines Points Vectors
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"Reconnection" of magnetic field lines
This is a bit vague, but I remember reading that during stuff like coronal ejections, magnetic field lines "reconnect". Now, does that not suppose "loose" magnet lines in the process? Which to my understanding do not exist?- rumborak
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- Field Field lines Lines Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic field lines
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Why does xenon exhibit more spectral lines than heavier elements like mercury?
spectral lines As far as I understand spectral lines represent allowed transitions between energy levels in a particular atom. And that the number of energy levels should increase with increase of a number of electrons, due to electron-electron and spin-angular-momentum couplings. Right...- Goodver
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- Lines Spectral lines Xenon
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Are These Two Lines in Space Parallel?
Homework Statement How are the two lines r = i + 2j + t(i - k), and r = k + s(-i + k) parallel? t,s∈ℝ Homework Equations parametric vector equation of a line r-r_0=tv The Attempt at a Solution Tried to find the conditions for lines to be parallel in ℝ^3.- Cpt Qwark
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- Lines Parallel Space
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What is the Maximum Magnetic Field Under Overhead Power Lines?
Homework Statement You want to get an idea of the magnitude of magnetic fields produced by overhead power lines. You estimate that the two wires run about 30 m above the ground and about 2.9 m apart. A call to the local power company provides the information that the lines operate at 10 kV...- Angie K.
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- Field Lines Magnetic Magnetic field Power Power lines
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Pictures of Magnetic Field Lines
I have looked in vain on the web for pictures of magnetic field lines for multiple linked current loops. I would be happy just to see a picture of the field lines for a simple Hopf link but somewhere there must be pictures for the Borromean rings and other more complex links - and also braids...- lavinia
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- Electromagnetism Field Field lines Knot theory Lines Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic field lines Pictures
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Product of the gradients of perpendicular lines proof help
Okay I'm having a little trouble understanding a section of this proof about the product of the gradients of perpendicular lines given in my textbook. I'm going to type the proof out but there will be a link at the bottom to an online version of the textbook so you can see the accompanying...- Theodore Hodson
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- Gradient Lines Perpendicular Perpendicular lines Product Proof
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Leading lines of development in LQG, main issues, Loops 15
The Loops conference held every two years, or so, gives us a good window on what the active lines of development are, what the organizers consider the main issues to be addressed and who they see as leaders in the various LQG research areas. LQG is a research community rather than a single...- marcus
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- Issues Lines Loops Lqg
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Importance of the frequency of AC mains power lines
From textbook: "In much of the world (Europe, Australia, Asia) the rms voltage is 240 V, so the peak voltage is 340 V. The line voltage can vary, depending on the total load; the frequency of 60 Hz or 50 Hz, however, remains extremely steady" Why is it so important to keep it steady? what...- skepticwulf
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- Ac Frequency Lines Mains Power Power lines
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Voltage behavior in UG cables and OH 11 KV distribution lines
i want to know the behavior of voltage in 11 KV underground and OH distribution line at different load conditions i.e. no load-full load ...- Ali Raza
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- Behavior Cables Distribution Lines Voltage
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Working out power loss in power lines: Multiple wires
Hey everyone, This is quite a simple question, I think I'm just getting confused. 1. Homework Statement Given Data: Merlin: Resistance: 2 Ω / km, Maximum Current: 519 Pelican: Resistance: 1.5Ω/km, Maximum Current: 646 Penguin: Resistance: 4 Ω/km, Maximum Current: 357 Sparrow: Resistance...- Roynish
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- Lines Loss Multiple Power Power lines Power loss Wires
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Nodal lines and single slit experiment
Homework Statement The diagram above shows a single slit with lines marking the direction to a point P in the diffraction pattern. Two wavelets at x and y pass through the edges of the slit as shown. The possible value for path difference, py-px, that places P at the second nodal line next to...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Experiment Lines Nodal Single slit Slit
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MHB Draw Line of Best Fit: Canada Exchange Rate US Dollar 1998-2007
The average annual exchange rate in Canada for the US Dollar from 1998-2007 is shown in the following table. Draw a scatter plot, without using graphing technology Year Exchange Rate 1998 .67 1999 .67 2000...- Phobosdeimos
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- Fit Lines
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Understanding Spectral Line Width and Causes | Optical Wavelengths
Hi! I have two questions regarding spectral lines, in the optical wavelengths. Every line has a width. One reason is the uncertinity in energy of the atomic states according to Heisenberg uncertinity relation. But this is just a very small part of the width, I think. Are there other causes to...- nickek
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- Lines Spectral lines Width
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Infrared spectroscopy to find water absorption lines
Hi I am currently trying to find the water absorption lines by using a Michelson interferometer, as a detector I am using an ocean spectrometer. The data obtained is thus the spectrum's "received" by the spectrometer. Am I right to assume that in order to find the absorption peak/peaks I should...- bertopolis
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- Absorption Fourier transform Infrared Interferometer Ir spectroscopy Lines Python Spectroscopy Water
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Question about spectral lines of stars?
I can't seem to find an answer to this quick question: which part of the star causes the observed spectral lines? As I understand, the photosphere is the deepest visible layer of the star, and then light passes through the chromosphere and the corona. I would think that both the chromosphere and...- 21joanna12
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- Astronomy Lines Spectral lines Spectrum Stars
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Equations of two Lines that are Tangent to a Parabola
Homework Statement [/B] Find equations of both lines through the point (2,-3) that are tangent to the parabola y=x2+x. Homework Equations Slope formula: (Y2-Y1)/(X2-X1) = M The Attempt at a Solution Here's what I think I need to do. First I think I need to find the derivative of the...- Drakkith
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- Lines Parabola Tangent
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MHB Distance between two non parallel lines
Hey! :o Using vector methods show that the distance between two non parallel lines $l_1$ and $l_2$ is given by $$d=\frac{|(\overrightarrow{v}_1 - \overrightarrow{v}_2) \cdot (\overrightarrow{ a}_1 \times \overrightarrow{a}_2)|}{||\overrightarrow{a}_1 \times \overrightarrow{a}_2||}$$ where... -
How to number nodal and anti nodal lines
Homework Statement I'm having trouble understanding how you are supposed to decide which nodal and antinodal line numbers are supposed to be attached to the corresponding line. Homework Equations https://roncalliphysics.wikispaces.com/Year+13+Double+Slit+Interference I've read this and...- julianwitkowski
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- Lines Nodal
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Please teach me a little about nodal and anti nodal lines
Random question about waves like this as they pertain to |a-b| = λ(n - ½). Is the middle nodal line = 1, since it is 2 over, would Pn = 3 in this image. If that is not right, the middle nodal line must = 0, and therefore Pn = 2. I don't think this is true because I remember reading the...- julianwitkowski
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- Lines Nodal
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Points on lines with parametric equations (linear algebra)
Homework Statement "Let L1 be the line having parametric equations : x = 2 - s, y = -1 + 2s, z = 1+s and L2 be the line: x = 1 +t, y = 2+ t, z =2t . a. Do the lines intersect? If so, find the point of intersection. b. Find the point P on the graph of L1 that is closest to the graph of L2...- fattycakez
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- Algebra Linear algebra Lines Parametric Parametric equations Points
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Understanding Magnetic Field Lines: Fact or Fiction?
Are magnetic field lines actually lines? To me, they are just a way to pictorially represent the magnetic field, and there are no lines. BUT, whenever you do the experiment with magnetic filings on a piece of paper, they align in actual lines. HELP!- hamburg21
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- Field Field lines Lines Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic field lines
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MHB Find the Intersection Point of Lines $(3,1,-2)$ and $x=-1+t, y=-2+t, z=-1+t$
Hello! :o I have to find the line that passes through $(3, 1, -2)$ and intersects under right angle the line $x=-1+t, y=-2+t, z=-1+t$. (HINT: If $(x_0, y_0, z_0)$ the intersection point, find the coordinates.) I have done the following: The line that passes through $(3, 1, -2)$ is of the... -
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Finding the equation of a plane given 2 lines and a point
Homework Statement Find the equation for the plane containing the lines: x-y+2z=4 2x+y+3z=6 and the point: (1,-2,4) Homework Equations A(x-xi)+B(y-yi)+C(z-zi)=0 The Attempt at a Solution First I wrote down the vectors from the line equations, V1=<1,-1,2> V2=<2,1,3> After this I did the cross...- Potatochip911
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- Lines Plane Point
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Fortran Fortran 90 command to write only specific lines
Hi all. I did search in internet but couldn't find the specific answer for my specific problem.I need to run a program with a datafile in 3000 time step and the output will 1.dat to 3000.dat, which is every single data output size 200Mb. To safe the storage, I would like to write only every...- s_hy
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- Fortran Lines Specific
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Vector Calculus: Air flowing through loop of straight lines
Homework Statement Air is flowing with a speed v in the direction (-1, -1, 1,) calculate the volume of air flowing through the loop consisting of straight lines joining (in order i presume) (1,1,0) (1,0,0) (0,0,0) (0,1,1) (1,1,0) Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I assume you have to...- alexvenk
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- Air Calculus Lines Loop straight lines Vector Vector calculus
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Consider the lines & find an equation of a plane [Cal III]
Consider the Lines Below: r = <2, 3, 0> + t<3, -3, 1> r = <5, 0, 1> + s<-3, 3, 0> A.) Find the point at which the given lines intersect. B.) Find an equation of the plane that contains these lines.Homework Equations [/B] The vector equation of a line is given by r = r0 - tv The equation of...- BoonBoon
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- Lines Plane
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MATLAB Matlab and preparing matrix lines
In the Matlab program below U=[210; 100; 150] ky= linspace(-.2,.2); qx=sqrt(((150-U)/.2)^2-ky.^2) I want to have qx as a matrix in which each row is corresponding to one value of U: the first row corresponds to 210, the second to 100 and ... How should I do this? (I want to avoid the "for...- hokhani
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- Lines Matlab Matrix
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Validating Logic in a Group Theory Problem
To make a very long story short, in a group theory problem I am working on, I need to prove this: ##A \lhd B \Rightarrow A'\neq A##, where ##A## and ##B## are finite and ##A'## is called the commutator subgroup: ##\begin{align} A' :&= [A, A] \\ &= \langle [x, y] \mid x, y \in A \rangle \\ &=...- A.Magnus
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- Abstract algebra Group theory Lines
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Solve Slope Line to y=e^bx: Find b Value
A friend asked me to help him with this; probably simple, but I seem to be missing something obvious: For what values of ##b## is the line ##y=10x## tangent to the curve ##C(x)=e^{bx}##? Seems we need ##C'(x)=be^{bx} =10 ## for some pair ##(b,x)##. But this is where it seems hairy: how do we... -
Electric Lines of Force: Debunking the Myth of Crossed Paths in Physics
Is it true that electric lines of force never cross?If yes,then Why?What Physics say about it?- dumbboy340
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- Electric Force Lines
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Symmetric Equation of Line in 3D converts to 2 Planes or 2 Lines?
Homework Statement Hi, An equation of the form Ax + By + C = 0 is a standard equation of a line in 2D. An equation of the form Ax + By + Cz + D = 0 is an equation of a plane. Is it possible to: Describe a plane in space, written in standard form, such that one variable is missing from the...- Ocata
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- 3d Line Lines Planes Symmetric
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Electromagnetic emission lines for a hydrogen atom
Homework Statement Hi, I've been unable to find a relevant thread for a question that I've been stuck on for a couple of days now. Here it is; One of the electromagnetic emission lines for a hydrogen atom has wavelength 389nm. Assiming that this is a line from one of the Lyman (nf =1 )...- Jdraper
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- Atom Atomic physics Electromagnetic Emission Energy levels Hydrogen Hydrogen atom Lines
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Number of bits per pulse width in buffers and delay lines (optical)
Hi I was working on delay-lines and I wanted to know if a pulse is delayed by 10 pulse lengths through a delay-lines than what is the corresponding storage bit for that delay line. Thanks- shpongle
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- Bits Buffers Delay Lines Optical Per Pulse Width
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Overhead electrical lines and vehicles
Hi all... practical applications here... I have questions about RV travel, or travel trailer/ 5th wheel and electrical safety. With taller RV's or trailers, there is a danger of striking low power lines in the more rural areas. My question is specifically and only about what happens *when*...- Ryder S
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- Electrical Lines Vehicles
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Magnetic field lines in a ring magnet
Say if I magnetize a hollow cylindrical ring magnet by placing a staight current carrying wire along its axis. It will be magnetized with magnetic field lines running inside the cylinder clockwise or anticlockwise! So there will be no magnetic field lines outside the iron body? If I have a...- Himanshu_6174
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- Field Field lines Lines Magnet Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic field lines Ring
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Power Dissipation along power lines and Resistance value
Hello Forum, It is well known that the electrical power dissipated (in the form of heat) by a resistor of resistance R connected to a battery of voltage V is: P_diss = (V^2)/ R or equivalently P= (I^2)*(R) Clearly the smaller the resistance R, the more the dissipated power because R is at...- fog37
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- Dissipation Lines Power Power dissipation Power lines Resistance Value
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How many nodal lines for two point sources at 2.5 lamda separation?
Homework Statement How many nodal lines are created by two point sources emitting at the same wavelength that are separated by a distance equal to 2.5 lamda? Homework Equations My textbook says, "If two coherent sources located a distance d apart emit identical waves of wavelength lamda, then...- MaryCate22
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- Interference Lines Nodal Nodes
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Transmission Lines: Reflection Coefficient vs Frequency
Hey guys - I've been using this website to study transmission lines. (great study aid - posting for others to use. Great for smith charts) However, I've noticed this graph they have for load matching: I'm having trouble finding or understanding a relationship for reflection vs frequency...- clubgitmo
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- Coefficient Frequency Lines Reflection Reflection coefficient Transmission Transmission lines
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Why are dots and lines useful for EBL?
Hi all, I am new to here and also new to EBL. I believe Electron Beam Lithography has a limit of sub-10 nms. Today when I draw a CAD file, I saw other than area, we can also draw line and dots. That doesn't make sense since there is a limitation on feature size and line width has to be at least...- Yinxiao Li
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- Lines
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Power lines from an electrically charged ball
Homework Statement A conductive ball of diameter 0.4 [m] is charged equally with a concentration of \sigma=8 [micro-coulon/m^2]. What's the total number of electric field power lines, N, that extrude from the ball Homework Equations The electric field near a conductor is like in a capacitor...- Karol
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- Ball Charged Lines Power Power lines
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What Transitions Create Calcium's Emission Lines at These Wavelengths?
Homework Statement Strong emission lines from calcium were observed at ##422.7nm##, ##610.3nm##, ##612.3nm##, ##616.3nm##, ##1034.9nm##, from transitions between ##4s^2##, ##4s5s## and ##4s4p##. The transition of ##422.7nm## was also observed at absorption. The singlet-triplet splitting of...- unscientific
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- Atomic Calcium Emission Lines Selection rules Spectra
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Can anyone draw the Field Lines of Faraday induced electric field
Suppose there is an uniform magnetic field along z-direction. Now someone turns off the field. Then there will be an induced electric field. Can anybody draw this induced electric field lines? I know the electric field will curl around. But where will be the centre of that curl. Do the electric...- AbhiFromXtraZ
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- Electric Electric field Faraday Field Field lines Induced Induced electric field Lines
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Winning Lines for Tic-Tac-Toe (C programming)
The Question Winning Lines Tic-tac-toe is a game played by two players o and x. A player wins when he/she succeeds in placing three respective marks in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal row. Given a 3-by-3 tic-tac-toe board, a winning line is a line (row, column or diagonal) that is not...- galaxy_twirl
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- Arrays C programming Lines Programming
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Finding the distance between two parametric lines
1. Write down the equation for the line in 3D through the point a=(1,2,4), parallel to the line r=(1,-5,0)+λ(1,2,2). Then, find the distance between these lines. 2. 3. Lets say, b= (1,2,2). b is parallel to given line, so it must also be parallel to the new line. My guess is that the equation...- mnmakrets
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- Lines Parametric Parametric form
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Kikuchi lines Vs Kikuchi bands (EBSD in SEM)
Good day, anyone can point out to me how kikuchi bands are formed? And I mean bands, not lines. I finally managed to understand (I think) kikuchi lines: bragg diffraction is decreased in the incident direction (defecit=darker line) and enhanced in the "bragg" direction (excess=brighter line)...- antonni
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- Lines Sem
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Formula of shortest distance between two skewed lines
Homework Statement kindly refer to the yellow highlighted part, why is but not ? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution- gxc9800
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- Formula Lines Shortest distance
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Understanding Transitional Lines to Parallel and Non-Parallel Lines
Hi, I need a little help understanding transitional lines on parallel and non parallel lines. Can you please help me? I am trying to refresh my memory! Thank you!- lightbender
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Calculating Strain Gauge Grid Line Output
Hello, I would like to know, how to calculate the number of grid lines( or loops) in a strain gauge. I'm trying to calculate the output form the each grid lines. Thanks in advance- selvaram
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- Gauge Grid Lines Strain Strain gauge
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Electron Diffraction, and General X-Ray (EBSD- Kikuchi lines)
Hi guys, new here. We all know the famous "Bragg Law" and the attached schematic drawing that goes along with it of a couple of planes with a distance `d` between them. Then, a DP occurs cause of constructive interference and destructive interference which happens due to planes deep in the...- antonni
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- Diffraction Electron General Lines X-ray
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter