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Rotate Points on Sphere by Theta and Phi
Dear Forum, My goal is to rotate several points on a sphere by a theta and phi. For example, I have a sphere where the elevation is theta (90 to -90) and the azimuthal is phi (-180 to 180). I have the following points on the sphere: theta = [45 45 45 45] phi = [-180 90 90 180] This generate...- James_1978
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- Phi Points Rotate Sphere Theta
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Deriving the Solution to $$\frac{\partial}{\partial \phi^{*}}$$
The solution can be viewed here on page 41 https://usermanual.wiki/Document/Steven20H20Simon2020The20Oxford20Solid20State20Basics2C20Solution20ManualOxford20University20Press202015.1463186034/view What I have is $$\frac{\partial}{\partial \phi^{*}} (\frac{\sum_{n,m} \phi_{n}^{*}...- Irishdoug
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- deriving Phi
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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A Perturbative Renormalization in Phi 4 Theory
For example, after the Lagrangian is renormalized at 1-loop order, it is of the form $$\mathcal{L}=\frac{1}{2}\partial^{\mu}\Phi\partial_{\mu}\Phi-\frac{1}{2}m^2\Phi^2-\frac{\lambda\Phi^4}{4!}-\frac{1}{2}\delta_m^2\Phi^2-\frac{\delta_{\lambda}\Phi^4}{4!}$$. So if I were to attempt to find the...- Diracobama2181
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- Phi Renormalization Theory
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Understanding Direction of Unit Vectors r roof & phi roof
The unit vector r roof points in the direction of increasing r with phi fixed; phi roof points in the direction of increasing phi with r fixed. Unlike x roof, the vectors r roof and phi roof change as the position vector r moves. What I was thinking of the image is Although, I was thinking why...- Istiak
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- Direction Phi Unit Unit vectors Vector Vectors
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help Needed: Solving y = A sin({2*10^6 ({\pi / 3 -\pi t }) + \phi })
I know so ## y = A sin({2*10^6 ({\pi / 3 -\pi t }) + \phi }) ## There still some unknown I cannot find, can anyone give me some hint please?- MichaelTam
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- Phi Waves
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How to Derive the Range of a Projectile on an Inclined Plane?
##V_x = V_0 cos \theta ## ##x = V_0 cos \theta t## ##V_y = V_0 cos \theta ## ##y = V_0 cos \theta t## ##F_x = m\ddot{x}## ##-mgsin \phi = m\ddot{x}## ##\dot{x} = -gtsin\phi + V_x## ##x = -\frac{1}{2} gt^2 sin \phi + V_x t## ##x = -\frac{1}{2} gt^2 sin \phi + v_0 cos\theta t## ##F_y =...- Redwaves
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- Inclined plane Kinematic Phi Projectile Projectile motion Sin Two dimension motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Physics equations with the mathematical constant Phi?
I know Phi appears often when modelling exponential growth and, probably because of that, also in Biology/Ecology. But does it appear spontaneously in the mathematical description of some fundamental physics phenomenon at all? (As does Pi, the ubiquitous irrational number) Hope I'm posting on...- ole cram
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- Constant Mathematical Phi Physics
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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A Scattering Amplitudes for Phi 4 Theory
I know $$ i\mathcal{M}(\vec {k_1}\vec{k_2}\rightarrow \vec{p_1}\vec{p_2})(2\pi)^4\delta^{(4)}(p_1 +p_2-k_1-k_2) $$ =sum of all (all connected and amputated Feynman diagrams), but what is meant by 1 loop order? In other words, when I take the scattering matix element...- Diracobama2181
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- Amplitudes Phi Scattering Scattering amplitudes Theory
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Integration ## f(\theta, \phi) = \frac{sin \theta}{4\pi}##
Hi, I have this formula ## f(\theta, \phi) = \frac{sin \theta}{4\pi}## I have this statement that say if I integrate this formula above on a sphere then p = 1. what does integrate on a sphere means? I know ##\int_0^{2\pi} ## is used for the circle.- happyparticle
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- Integral Integration Phi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Does Time-Reversal Invariance Affect Phi 4 Theory Renormalization?
Let ##\phi_{+}=\frac{d^3k}{2\omega_k (2\pi)^3}\int(\hat{a}^{\dagger}(\overrightarrow{k})e^{ikx})## and ##\phi_{-}=\frac{d^3k}{2\omega_k (2\pi)^3}\int(\hat{a}(\overrightarrow{k})e^{-ikx})##. Then ##\phi^4=\phi_{1}\phi_{2}\phi_{3}\phi_{4}=(\phi_{1+}+\phi_{1-})(\phi_{2+}+\phi_{2-}...- Diracobama2181
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- Phi Renormalization Theory
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Force Free Motion of a Symmetric Top: Direction of phi dot
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- Classical mechanics Direction Dot Force Motion Phi Symmetric
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating the decay rate for h -> phi phi process
Homework Statement Given a coupling h \; \partial_\mu \phi^a \partial^\mu \phi^a , meant to model the first order interaction of the Higgs field h to boson fields \phi^a , compute the width \Gamma(h \rightarrow \phi^3 \phi^3) of the Higgs particle to decay to two longitudinal (say)...- Peeter
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- Decay Decay rate Phi Process Rate
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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I Physically relevant: fractals, phi?
There are two subjects which pop up a lot as having physical examples (or, more precisely, where their approximations have), but many (not all) of them seem rather indirect or forced. For example: [1] phi (the Golden ratio) or 1/phi: (a) trivia: sunflowers and pineapples giving the first few...- nomadreid
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- Fractal Fractals Golden ratio Phi
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MHB Five, Phi and Pi in one integral = −5ϕπ
$$\int_{0}^{\pi\over 2}{\ln(\sin^2 x)\over \sin(2x)}\cdot \sqrt[5]{\tan(x)}\mathrm dx=-5\phi \pi$$ $\phi$ is the golden ratio Any help, please. Thank you!- Tony1
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- Integral Phi Pi
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- Forum: General Math
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A Constant Solutions of Real Scalar Field
Suppose I have a self interacting real scalar field ##\phi## with equation of motion ##\partial^i \partial_i \phi + m^2 \phi = -A \phi^2 - B\phi^3##, and I attempt to find constant solutions ##\phi (x,t) = C## for it. The trivial solution is the zero solution ##\phi (x,t) = 0##, but there can...- hilbert2
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- Constant Field Klein-gordon Phi Scalar Scalar field
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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I Solve Mystery of Phi-Based Equation: Help Colin
If you know phi it is about 1.618...=2cos36. The equations when x=phi which is equal to 0 is x^2-x-1=0. I took the first derivative squared and the second derivative cubed. The equation with x=phi is: [2x-1]^2+2^3=13 Check for yourself, if you fill in phi you get 13. Anyway, I do not know what...- colinbeaton1
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- Differential equations Machine Machine design Phi Physics
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B Phi Ratio in Physics | G Factor Calculation
Hello it's me again, I looked into connections between Pure Mathematics and Physics again and came across this interesting Web Page that proposes time in Quantum Physics may be related to Phi << Dubious Link Deleted by Mentors >> it's not a lot to read and I was wandering what you people think...- HawkI
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- Phi Physics Ratio
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Orbital Potential Energy to find r and phi in terms of t.
Homework Statement A particle in central force field has the orbit r=cφ^2, c is a constant. Find the potential energy, Find r and phi in terms of t. I get how to find the potential energy and found it to be U=-l^2/mu (2c/r^3+l/2r^2) l is angular momentum and mu is the reduced mass But how do I...- 10Exahertz
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- Energy Orbital Phi Potential Potential energy Terms
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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PHI 600 Scanning Auger Multiprobe Problem
Hi, Does anyone have any experience with the Perkin Elmer PHI 600 Scanning Auger Multiprobe? I ran into a problem with my system. Please respond so we can discuss this in detail. Thanks.- redscienceranger
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- Phi Scanning
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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I Why does cos(phi1- phi 2 +kX)=cos(kx)?
In the case of two fields interfering with each other when calculating the total electric field, cos (phi1-phi2 + kx) = cos( kx) where kx is the path difference between the two fields. How does cos (phi1-phi2 +kx)=cos(kx) Isit just algebra?- thegirl
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- Algebra Optics Phi
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Angular Momentum - rotating rod makes an angle phi with axis
Homework Statement A thin rod of length l and mass M rotates about a vertical axis through its center with angular velocity ω. The rod makes an angle φ with the rotation axis. Determine the magnitude and direction of L (angular momentum). So we're given: mass - M, length - l, angular velocity...- ben3
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- Angle Angular Angular momentum Axis Momentum Phi Rod Rotating
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to go from a*cosx + b*sinx TO A*cos(wt - phi)?
Moved from non-homework forum section, so homework template is not present. Express Cos(t - pi/8) + Sin(t - pi/8) in the form A*Cos(wt - phi). I got sqrt(2)*Cos(t-3pi/4). Not sure if that's right though- Elvis 123456789
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- Differential equations Phi Trig Trigonometery
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Must the 1st derivative of phi be undetermined at V=infinity
I think it is not true that a discontinuous ##\nabla^2\psi## implies a discontinuous ##\nabla\psi##, because a continuous function can have a discontinuous derivative, eg. ##y=|x|##. Is it true that ##\nabla\psi## must always be undetermined at the boundary where ##V=\infty##? Attached below...- Happiness
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- Derivative Phi
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Why phi component is not taken into account for vector R ?See attachment.
Why phi component is not taken into account while calculation electric field intensity due to line charge?See attachment for details.https://physicsforums-bernhardtmediall.netdna-ssl.com/data/attachments/74/74211-22d26b27211fd4b186955b890458804e.jpg...- Saurabh Sharma
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- Component Cylindrical coordinates Phi Vector Vector calculus
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Feynman diagrams for phi phi -> phi phi
Homework Statement Compute the matrix element for the scattering process \phi \phi \to \phi \phi Homework Equations The Lagrangian is given by L = \frac{1}{2} \partial_{\mu} \phi \partial^{\mu} \phi + \frac{\alpha}{2} \phi \partial_{\mu} \phi \partial^{\mu} \phi + \frac{\beta}{2} \phi^2...- silverwhale
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- Diagrams Feynman Feynman diagrams Phi
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Spherical coordinates - phi vs theta
Homework Statement My textbook states that when ##\theta = c ## where c is the constant angle with respect to the x-axis, the graph is a "half-plane". However, when ##\phi = c ## it is a half-cone. The only difference I see is that ##\phi## is the angle with respect to the z-axis, rather than...- Calpalned
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- Coordinates Phi Spherical Spherical coordinates Theta
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Is Phi Squared Inflation Compatible with Latest Planck Data?
Looking at blogs about the 2-5-15 Planck data release, I noticed a couple of them claiming that it rules out some of the simplest models of inflation, including one called "phi squared inflation". I can't read the specialized characters in physics notations, but I'm figuring this is the same as... -
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Time derivatives of sin and cos phi
Homework Statement By using chain rule of differentiation, show that: $$ \frac{\mathrm{d} sin\phi }{\mathrm{d} t} = \dot{\phi} cos\phi , \frac{\mathrm{d} cos\phi }{\mathrm{d} t} = -\dot{\phi} sin\phi , $$ Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I got this right for a homework problem...- A2Airwaves
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- Analytical mechanics Cos Derivatives Phi Sin Time
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Qubit Math: Partitioning Phi into BetaA and BetaB
Hi All, I'm gradually teaching myself quantum computing, being an excellent programmer and fair at linear algebra and geometry. To learn it, I'm writing a quantum computer emulator (complete with graphical representations). I'll share it when I get to some level of completion. The following...- Elroy
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- Phi Qubit
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Yaw Pitch & Roll to spherical Theta & Phi
hi guys, can someone please tell me how to find Theta and Phi from Yaw Pitch and Roll? I use my smartphone orientation sensor on a project and i need to calculate the smartphone's normal vector projection.- Hadar Szostak
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- Phi Pitch Roll Spherical Theta
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Name of something that is forced to look a certain way
I was looking up information about phi and how it seems apparent everywhere in nature, debatable. I stumbled upon this photo which is quite funny: This got me thinking about how people try to fit and force data to match whichever hypothesis they have. This is more jokingly, I think. However...- Niaboc67
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- phi
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- Forum: General Discussion
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How to find phi in simple harmonic motion
Given a position vs time graph of simple harmonic motion of an object and using the equation x(t) = xo = A sin (ωt +Φ), how am I supposed to find Φ? I can easily find A and the period (T). I also know T = 2 pi / ω, so I can find ω. But I don't know x(t) and t. I tried finding random points in...- FlorenceC
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- Harmonic Harmonic motion Motion Phi Simple harmonic motion
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How Do You Calculate the Phase Constant φ from a Wave Displacement Graph?
1. The figure shows the displacement y versus time t of the point on a string at x = 0, as a wave passes through that point. The scale of the x axis is set by ys = 18.0 mm.The wave has form y(x, t) = ym sin (kx - ωt+φ). What is φ...- jhans11
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- Phi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Apparent indiscrepancy in the average value of phi function
So, while solving a problem a friend came up with involving the Totient function, I ended up doing a bit of research into the average asymptotics of the function. On page 268 of Introduction to the Theory of Numbers, it's mentioned that "The average of order of ##\phi\left(n\right)## is...- Whovian
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- Average Average value Function Phi Value
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Simple faraday's law problem (phi = what?)
Homework Statement A toroid with N windings and radius R has cross sectional radius x (x<<R). The current running through the wires is given by ##I = I_0\sin (\omega t)##. There is a magnetic field in the center of the toroid. A loop of wire of radius three times that of the...- darksyesider
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- Faraday's law Law Phi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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MHB Tensor Products - D&F page 369 Example 3 - The map phi
I am reading Dummit and Foote, Section 10.4: Tensor Products of Modules. I am currently studying Example 3 on page 369 (see attachment). Example 3 on page 369 reads as follows: (see attachment) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In general, $$...- Math Amateur
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- Example Map Phi Tensor
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Derivation of Phi-Hat wrt Phi in Spherical Unit Vectors
Homework Statement I just want to know how to get from this: ∂ø^/∂ø = -x^cosø - y^sinø to this: = -(r^sinθ+θ^cosθ) Homework Equations All the equations found here in the Spherical Coordinates section: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_vector The Attempt at a Solution I've...- EarthDecon
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- Derivation Phi Spherical Unit Unit vectors Vectors
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Abstract algebra, show that phi is a homomorphism
Homework Statement The Attempt at a Solution I'm very new to this kind of maths, so don't quite know how to get started. If I understood the question at all we have g_i \mapsto \phi_i and so I have a homomorphism if I can show that \pi(g \cdot g_i) = \pi(g) \circ \pi(g_i) I'm thinking...- usn7564
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- Abstract Abstract algebra Algebra Phi
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MHB Eulers phi function, orders, gcd
Let a, k , l , m e Z>1 and let a^k=1 (mod m) and a^l= 1 (mod m). Let d=gcd(k,l) Prove that a^d=1 (mod m). I get already confused at the start: Is it true that k|phi(m) (Lagrange) but k can also be a multiple of the order of a (mod m) and then it can be the other way round. Can anybody clarify...- tda1201
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- Function Gcd Phi
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How Is the Euler Totient Function Applied in Real Life?
What is most motivating way of introducing this function? Does it in itself have any real life applications that have an impact. I can only think of a^phi(n)=1 (mod n) which is powerful result but is this function used elsewhere.- matqkks
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- Euler Function Phi
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MHB What Are the Real-Life Applications of the Euler Totient Function?
What is most motivating and tangible way of introducing this function? Does it in itself have any real life applications that have an impact. I can only think of a^phi(n)=1 (mod n) which is powerful result but is this function used elsewhere.- matqkks
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- Euler Function Phi
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Finding angles of Phi. Very challenging.
1) Given: two ropes of negligible weight suspend an object weighing 50N from the ceiling There are two angles of PHI that form from as a measure from the vertical. PHI1 + PHI2= 60°. The tension of the left rope is given to be 80N and the tension of the left rope is given to be 70N. The entire...- Dukethepuke
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- Angles Phi
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Vector Calculus Proof: Curl V = 0 -> V = grad phi
If ∇ x v = 0 in all of three dimensional space, show that there exists a scalar function ##\phi (x,y,z)## such that v = ∇##\phi##. (from Walter Strauss' Partial Differential Equations, 2nd edition; problem 11; pg 20.) I'm not really sure where to begin with this problem. I asked a few of my...- Tsunoyukami
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- Calculus Curl Grad Phi Proof Vector Vector calculus
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Is Phi the Secret to Perceiving Beauty in Human Faces?
This whole post is just for fun -- here is an article about applying phi (Golden ratio) to human faces and esthetics of human beauty. http://www.goldennumber.net/face/ If you don't know much about Phi try:: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio The authors constructed 1.6... x 1...- jim mcnamara
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- Phi
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Find the potential fucntion, phi
Homework Statement Consider the vector field given by F(x, y, z) = yz \hat{i} + xz \hat{j} + (xy + 3z^{2})\hat{k} a. Calculate ∇xF and show that F is a conservative field. Done, result = <0,0,0> which implies the vector field is conservative. b. The way we were taught this is to set...- Smazmbazm
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- Phi Potential
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What happens when a neutral pion decays?
The neutral phi meson decays to make two photons after around 8 x10-17 seconds Is this just straight annihilation of the quark anti quark pair? If it is this does it take this amount of time due the quark colour, as in do you need a red up and a red anti up for annihilation? Or does this...- mrcotton
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- Decay Meson Neutral Phi
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What is the Proof for the Summation of Integers using Euler's Phi Function?
Homework Statement Prove: \sum_{k<n} k= \frac{n \phi (n)}{2} gcd(k,n)=1 \phi is Euler's phi function or Euler's totient function The Attempt at a Solution So the sum should be 1+2+3+...+(n-2)+(n-1) which will equal \frac{n^2-n}{2} using the formula for the sum of integers by...- port31
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- Function Phi Proof
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Finding phi constant based on initial position and initial velocity
x(t)=Acos(ωt+ϕ)\\ v(t)=-Aωsin(ωt+ϕ)\\ \\ Let\quad n=integer,\quad A=0.5,\quad ω=2.\\ \\ Given\quad initial\quad position\quad (0,\quad 0.25)\quad and\quad initial\quad velocity\quad (0,\quad 1),\quad find\quad ϕ.\\ \\ x(t)=0.5cos(2t+ϕ)\\ 0.25=0.5cos(ϕ)\\ ϕ=±1.0471975512+2πn\\ \\...- InvalidID
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- Constant Initial Initial velocity Phi Position Velocity
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Understanding the 'ERR: Nonreal Ans' Error with Psi and Phi
I just had a question involving both psi and phi. I know that: Ψ= (1-√5)/2 = -0.618033989... Φ= (1+√5)/2 = 1.618033989... And out of boredom, I decided to put into my calculator: (Φ^Ψ) = 0.7427429446... But my question rose from there: What happens if you do (Ψ^Φ)? I plugged it in and...- eric.l
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- Error Phi Psi
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What does the phase angle phi mean in the harmonic oscillation function?
The function for simple harmonic oscillation is: Acos(ωT)+\phi Why is there an angle phi added to the function acos(ωT)?- CrazyNeutrino
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- Angle Function Harmonic Harmonic oscillation Mean Oscillation Phase Phase angle Phi
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- Forum: Classical Physics