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MATLAB Mathematical engine modeling (FHM) on Matlab
I am trying to replicate a JAVA based applet on MATLAB. Applet can be seen http://www.engr.colostate.edu/~allan/thermo/page6/EngineParm1/engine.html" . The theory behind the functions of the applet is http://www.engr.colostate.edu/~allan/thermo/page6/page6.html" . It is actually a finite...- Altairs
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- Engine Mathematical Matlab Modeling
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Mathematical notation for elementwise multiplication
Hi, I wonder if anyone knows of a mathematically established way of writing elementwise multiplication between two vectors? In MATLAB you can write A .* B to indicate that you want to multiply the vectors A and B elementwise. In my case, I have two column vectors, A and B, and I want to...- Mårten
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- Mathematical Multiplication Notation
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What is the Difference Between Factor Space and Equivalence Classes?
FACTOR SPACE is defined in my book as the set whose elements are the equivalence classes defined by the equivalence relation R .denoted by S/R i cannot understand where this is different from equivalent class? page 8 - a coursein modern mathematical physics - szekeres any help will be...- commutator
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- Course Mathematical Mathematical physics Physics Space
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Do you see anything mathematical in this figure?
Is this mathematical art? What kind of mathematical concepts can you see or illustrate with this figure or its elements? I see patterns, geometry, sets & algorithms. what do you see? [PLAIN]http://www.galasdeguatemala.com/data/media/159/DSCF4310.jpg Mayan weavings from Guatemala (image...- kaleidoscope
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- Figure Mathematical
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Use mathematical induction to prove:
Please help! Use mathematical induction to prove.- nddewaters
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- Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction
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Difference between applied statistics and mathematical statistics.
What is the difference between applied and mathematical statistics ? Does applied statistics skip a great deal of necessary knowledge ? Is applied statistics enough to construct statistical models?- RufusDawes
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- Applied Difference Mathematical Mathematical statistics Statistics
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Proving the Intersection of Functions: A Mathematical Study
Are there any kinds of functions which satisfy f(A1 ∩ A2) =f(A1) ∩ f(A2)? Prove your claim.?- Simkate
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- Functions Intersection Mathematical Study
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Are mathematical manipulations admisible if integral are divergents ?
are mathematical manipulations admisible if integral are divergents ?? are formal manipulations of divergent integrals admisible whenever the integral are divergent \infty i mean if i have a 4-dimensional integral \int_{R^{4}}dxdydzdt F(x,y,z,t) why can we make a change of variable to...- zetafunction
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- Integral Mathematical
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Uncovering the Math Behind a Mysterious Paradox
I discovered a mathamatical truth that seems to have no clear logical foundation. Could anyone here explain the math behind the following? A.Given the following recursive series: S(1) = 3 S(2) = 2 S(n) = 6*S(n-1) - S(n-2) - 4 Define a new series as follows N(i) = (S(i) + S(i+1) +...- ramsey2879
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- Mathematical Paradox
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Undergraduate mathematical logic questions
Hello I'm reading Y. Manin's http://books.google.co.il/books?id=8NTWRFD5lZ8C&printsec=frontcover&dq=yuri+manin+introduction+to+mathematical+logic&hl=en&ei=cfp_TJ2vJ8KSjAeB-6xl&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CCkQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false" and I've been having some difficulties. So...- ibc
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- Logic Mathematical Mathematical logic Undergraduate
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Is there a mathematical process for calculating an objects resonance?
^^^ Any way to get to it by using size / weight / etc.?- Qaiphyx
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- Mathematical Process Resonance
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REAL ANALYSIS, Mathematical Induction
Homework Statement What is wrong with my solution?... I don't quite understand where do I go from there... Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- phillyolly
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- Analysis Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction Real analysis
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Prime Numbers: A Mathematical Mystery
Is there any mathematical formula to predict / generate / or test the prime number??- .physics
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- Mathematical Mystery Numbers Prime Prime numbers
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Difference between Strong Induction and Mathematical Induction?
Homework Statement Explain the difference between The principle of Mathematical Induction and The principle of Strong Induction. One is easier than the other. Why? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution My book says that they are in fact identical. Proofs are almost the...- phillyolly
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- Difference Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction
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Mathematical Induction problem
I'm trying to solve this problem from CH2 of spivak's calculus of which I am self-studying. Homework Statement Prove the following by mathematical induction: 1^3+...+n^3=(1+...+n)^2 Homework Equations To prove by mathematical induction, you test whether P(1) is true and if P(k) is...- Fizex
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- Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction
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Proof that (x^t)Ax>0 if Eigenvalues of Matrix A > 0
I am looking for a rather simple proof that if the matrix A has eigenvalues>0, then (x^t)Ax>0 for any vector x not 0. My first tought was if the eigenvalues are bigger than 0, then (x^t)Ax=(x^t)"eigenvaulue"x="eigenvalue"(x^t)x>0, if x is nonzero and eigenvalues is bigger than 0. Is this...- megaman
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- Mathematical Mathematical proof Proof
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Lock problem -need a mathematical proof
Hi, There is a 2x2 matrix lock with one key in each cell. A key is nothing but a straight lever which can either be either in vertical or horizontal state. Please see the attached picture. The lock opens only when all the levers are horizontal. However, when you change the state of the lever...- musicgold
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- Lock Mathematical Mathematical proof Proof
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If you were to start over your mathematical education
I found a list of books on Amazon from a graduate student in math, who made a list of books he/she would recommend to undergraduates considering graduate school in math. They are books that he/she would ideally have learned from in undergrad classes, or that would have benefited him/her greatly...- murmillo
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- Education Mathematical
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Nanotechnology transfer to Mathematical Physics at Waterloo?
I am going into first year Nanotechnology Engineering at Waterloo and I am thinking of transferring to Mathematical Physics in second year. Mathematical Physics starts in second year, but there are required courses from first year Applied Mathematics. I have been told by faculty members at...- leonche
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- Mathematical Mathematical physics Nanotechnology Physics
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Mathematical Economics | Schools, Research & Experiences
Hi: I've been interested since long time ago in Economics. Also, I've heard there are science majors working in Economics/Finance firms and I've read some of the threads on physicists turned "quants". I'm actually interested in using Physics & Mathematics to create economical models. I know...- Artus
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- Economics Mathematical
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Questions about papers on Mathematical Physics
Hi everyone Im going to start a major in physics next year and I would like to follow mathematical physics afterwards but I lack knowledge about which are the areas of math that contribute the most to the development of physics. For instance I know that differential geometry, functional...- Jimmy84
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- Mathematical Mathematical physics Papers Physics
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Can Statements Be Mathematical Objects?
Can a statement or proposition be considered a mathematical object?- Noxide
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- Logic Mathematical
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Mathematical model for reducing mri noise
dears I study nuclear engineering (medical radiation ,MS) , my proposal for graduation is (Modeling of Acoustical Noise in MRI and It Is Validation Through Measurements). I want to make and deliver a mathematical model for reducing noise in mri,would you please tell me what should i do? and...- landa110
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- Mathematical Model Mri Noise
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Inequality Mathematical Induction
Homework Statement Prove the Inequality for the indicated integer values of n. n!>2^n,n\geq4 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution For n=4 the formula is true because 4!>2^4 Assume the n=k k!>2^k Now I need to prove the equation for k+1 I can multiply both sides by 2 and have...- themadhatter1
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- Induction Inequality Mathematical Mathematical induction
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Proving the Formula Using Mathematical Induction
Homework Statement Use mathematical induction to prove the formula for every positive integer n. \sum_{i=1}^{5}i^5=\frac{n^2(n+1)^2(2n^2+2n-1)}{12} Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know this will be true because the RHS is just your standard sums of powers of...- themadhatter1
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- Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction
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{Theoretical, Mathematical, Particle, Plasma} Physics
I recently acquired my BSc in physics and am planning to continue my studies on the MSc (and hopefully PhD) level. I have reasonable expectations to get into a very good program dealing on the topics of mathematical and theoretical physics. The main topics covered by the courses in that...- Stalafin
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- Mathematical Particle Physics Plasma Theoretical
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Mathematical Proof of String Theory
I have only taken a few college physics courses, and I have watched some videos about string theory. I would like to get excited about M-theory, but I have always wondered, why there wouldn't be an infinite number of ways to unite the forces, in which case M-theory is just one possibility...- hyperds
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- Mathematical Mathematical proof Proof String String theory Theory
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Did Bell's Theory Contain a Mathematical Flaw?
I would hope this thread could be limited to Bell-mathematical questions and answers concerning just one given Bell paper -- though it may involve many mathematical questions as we follow it to resolution. This thread concerns mathematical questions in one Bell paper and so it should NOT need...- Gordon Watson
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- Error Mathematical
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Mathematical relationship to control camera heading
Hi everyone, I want to find a mathematical relationship between my head direction and the direction of a camera placed at a distance. The objective is to make the camera heading to same point where my head is looking at. Both my head and the camera are in the horizontal plane and the motion...- naser1234
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- Camera Control Mathematical Relationship
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Math Proving: Are Computer Derived Theorems Accurate?
If we feed all the existing mathematical axioms to a powerful computer, it should be able to give us all the proofs and theorems that can be derived using the axioms. Is there anything wrong with this logic?- jobyts
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- Mathematical Proofs
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Can Mathematical Induction Prove Theorems for Negative Numbers?
Is the principle of mathematical induction unable to prove theorem of negative numbers?- kntsy
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- Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction Negative Numbers Principle
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Can the strong form of mathematical induction always be used?
Can i use the strong form every time? Why do people still use the ordinary form?- kntsy
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- Form Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction Principle
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How Do Tire Forces Relate to Temperature, Pressure, and Speed?
I am trying to develop an understanding of the forces within a tire when moving. I have been told to examine the tire as a ring of short compression springs, so I would assume each tire essentially has a spring coefficient and spring rate. I don't imagine the tire manufacturer's give...- cgaday
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- Forces Mathematical Tire
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Translating english into mathematical equations
I heard that doing physics is basically translating english into mathematical equations, Could someone elaborate on this, and provide an example? thanks"- cs23
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- English Mathematical
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Question About a Course on Mathematical Thinking
[FONT="Georgia"]I have to take a required course for my major this fall titled Mathematical Thinking. The course description says something along the ways of "students are expected to give presentations, for examples and counterexamples and proof mathematical theories..." that's not verbatim...- sEsposito
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- Course Mathematical Thinking
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Piston diameter size, fricition, mathematical proof
I have already asked the question of piston diameter size and efficiency in an earlier thread but i'll recap. My question was that is it true that the larger diameter piston have a larger propensity to overcome the mechanical loss of fricition due to the piston rings contact with the mating...- gloo
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- Diameter Mathematical Mathematical proof Piston Proof
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Mathematical Statistics- two sample t-test
Homework Statement At the 5% level, will the two means be equal ? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I tested the variances and found out that it's very likely that the variances are equal, so this is an assumption we make when we do the second test. Now, I'm trying...- Roni1985
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- Mathematical Mathematical statistics Statistics T-test
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Mathematical treatment of Special Relativity
Does anyone know of any book that treats special relativity from a mathematical standpoint? I want to learn SR before starting to read Schutz/ Hartle/ Carrol.- WiFO215
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- Mathematical Relativity Special relativity Treatment
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How can we prove that p(n) is true for all integers n with 1 <= n < v.size()?
I cannot get my head around this at all. Suppose that v is of type Vector of Integers and we know the following:- 1. v is sorted. 2. No two items in v are the same. 3. v.at(1) is 12. For an integer n, where 1 <= n <= v.size(), let p(n) be the following proposition: p(n): v.at(n) => 11...- ZERO_COOL
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- Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction Proof
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Mathematical induction and arithmetic progression
Homework Statement All the terms of the arithmetic progression u1,u2,u3...,un are positive. Use mathematical induction to prove that, for n>= 2, n is an element of all positive integers, [ 1/ (u1u2) ] + [ 1/ (u2u3) ] + [ 1/ (u3u4) ] + ... + [ 1/ (un-1un) ] = ( n - 1 ) / ( u1un)...- elitewarr
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- Arithmetic Arithmetic progression Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction
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What is this mathematical trickery? (removing a square root?)
Homework Statement So I was doing the following relativity problem: An atomic clock moves at 1 000 km/hr for 1 hr as measured by an identical clock on the Earth. At the end of the 1 hr interval, how many nanoseconds slow will the moving clock be compare with the Earth clock? The problem...- Raziel2701
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- Mathematical Root Square Square root
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What Math Should I Know for Classical and Quantum Mechanics?
I'm interested in taking Classical and Quantum Mechanics courses next year at my university; however, I won't be able to take the prerequisite mathematics courses due to scheduling conflicts. I have taken differential calculus, integral calculus, and vector calculus and I will be taking an...- intwo
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- Mathematical Prerequisites
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Help with simple proof by mathematical induction
Homework Statement prove: 0^2 + 1^2 + 2^2 + ... + n^2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)/6 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I'm confused on how to prove this by induction. I'm not exactly sure what the goal of the rearrangement is after substituting (n+1). Any help is much...- mcraze123
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- Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction Proof
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Solving for Car Depreciation: Linear, Quadratic, and Exponential Models
Homework Statement A car depreciates over time. x(years) y ($) 1 14000 2 9100 3 6200 4 4000 5 3000 i) determine the linear model (1 mark) ii) determine the quadratic model (1 mark) iii) determine the...- Adam2987
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- Mathematical Mathematical modelling Modelling
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Can 2^n Always Be Greater Than n for Natural Numbers?
Homework Statement Prove that for all the natural numbers n that 2^n > n Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Base Case is easy Then the inductive step you have 2^k > k as the inductive hypothesis show that p[k+1] holds 2^(k+1) > k+1 on the left side 2^(k+1) = 2^k * 2...- amiv4
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- Induction Mathematical Mathematical induction Proof
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Mathematical notation to multiply matrix elements
Hi all, I need to figure out the mathematical notation to multiply matricies A and B = C so that... If matrix A is... a1 a2 a3 a4 a5 and matrix B is... b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 so that matric C is... a1*b1 a2*b2 a3*b3 a4*b4 a5*b5 Would this involve using a the transverse of a...- DyslexicHobo
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- Elements Mathematical Matrix Notation
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How Do You Model Viral Growth with Differential Equations?
Homework Statement When certain viral particles enter the bdoy, the replicate to 160% every four hours and the immune system eliminates these particular viral particles at the rate of 50000 viral particles per hour. Find an equation modeling this viral growth. Homework Equations N/A...- jgens
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- Mathematical Mathematical modeling Modeling
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How do you generate a mathematical model?
For example, suppose you have a random set of points (x, y). How do you generate a mathematical model/function for these points? Is it possible to have a set of information that cannot be described by a mathematical model? How accurate are mathematical models? What determines how accurate...- brushman
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- Mathematical Model
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Vehicle Mathematical modeling and dynamics
i am working on the vehicle full suspension model. I am in modeling phase , i am electrical student and i am facing some difficulty in the dynamic results . When i am giving road disturbance to the vehicle the pessanger seat is getting more bounce and oscillations as compared to body to which...- uzairkhan
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- Dynamics Mathematical Mathematical modeling Modeling Vehicle
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Mathematical Physics: What Do Mathematicians Do?
Is there a separate area of study/specialization dedicated to mathematical physics? If so, what do mathematical physicists usually do?- thrill3rnit3
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- Mathematical Mathematical physics Physics
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