Process Definition and 1000 Threads

Take this equation: f(x) = u0.5(2 - 2u) + (2u - u2)(0.5u-0.5) My lecturer simplified it to this: f(x) = (2u(2 - 2u) + (2u - u2)) / (2u0.5) = (6u - 5u2) / (2u0.5) My intuition tells me to simplify it like this: f(x) = 2u0.5 - 2u1.5 + u0.5 - 0.5u1.5 = sqrt(u)(3 - (5/2)u)...

Is the reason why the energy liberating fustion process ends with uranium(more precisely Iron) is that uranium's bindind energy per nucleon begins to decrease and hence will absorb energy rather than emit it, and thus is not self sustaining? Thanks in Advance

Is there a compendium of peer-reviewed journals that have been shown to be wrong? I've heard of scientific journals that only have required two reviewers. How often does rubbish get by; not just typos and simple mistakes, but fundamentally unsound rubbish? Is there a remedy process for...

Consider the following cyclic process: Each cycle 800J of Energy is transferred from a reservoir at 800K and 600J of energy from a reservoir at 600K. 400J of heat is rejected to a reservoir at 400K and 1000J of work is done. I think that the process doesn't violate the first or second laws...

If I'm talking to someone about cmos sensors and they tell me one sensor is made in the .50um process (circa 2000) and the other sensor is made in the .35um process (circa 2004). What are they tell me about the cmos sensor? Are there any good books on manufacturing cmos sensors? thanks

Hello everyone, i need complete information on the decay process scheme of 57-Cobalt including the transition of energy in each level with probability (especially the transition from 136 to ground state of 57-Fe--i need to know all the complete process with probability)...After referring to...

Theorem: Let {N(t): t≥0} be a Poisson process of rate λ. Suppose we are given that for a fixed t, N(t)=n. Let Ti be the time of the ith event, i=1,2,...n. Then the (conditional) density function of Tn given that N(t)=n is the exactly the same as the density function of X(1)=min{X1,X2,...,Xn}...

Let {N(t): t≥0} be a Poisson process of rate λ. We are given that for a fixed t, N(t)=n. Let Ti be the time of the ith event, i=1,2,...,n. Then the event {T1≤t1, T2≤t2,...,Tn≤tn, and N(t)=n} occurs if and only if exactly one event occurs in each of the intervals [0,t1], (t1,t2]...

Homework Statement Calculate the final temperature of a sample of argon of mass 12.0 g that is expanded reversibly and adiabatically from 1.0 L at 273.15 K to 3.0 L. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution n = 12[g]/40[g][mol]-1 = 0.3 [mol] pVi=nRTi p =...

Alright so I just wrote an AP physics test and one of the true or false questions was: A horse pulls a cart and the cart pulls back on the horse with the same force. Does the cart move? (the cart starts at rest) I said false because in order for an object to move it needs a net force but...

Homework Statement 54-x = 1/5 How would I go about solving a problem like this up until now I haven't had to deal with fractions on either side of an equation Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution

My group is currently working on design generation and selection. We have a just about all of it done and ready to go but we are unsure what the professor means by baseline. Here is what he wrote about it: Baseline refers to a set of design variables or expectations that you judge/compare...

Hey all, If i have an isothermal process of an ideal monotomic gas, IE. deltaT = 0 and i have an initial volume (V1) and an initial pressure (P1). Then I am given the work done BY the gas (W = -### as it is the environment providing the energy) How do i calculate the final volume and the...

Just wondering. I haven't been having problems with proofs, so far, but I'm interested in how people think about proofs. I feel I'm still far from ideal. There are some standard proofs, like when proving uniqueness which have all looked the same so far. There are also counting proofs, in which I...

How does this annihilation process play in semiconductors? Initially i thought that as long as the an electron gets enough energy to move into conduction band (in an energy diagram) - it will move and wander within the Conduction band. However, i have a slide notes about annihilation that talks...

Homework Statement Calculate Q(in) and Q(out). Homework Equations Specific Heat: Cv = 5/2 R R = 8.314 J/mol K The Attempt at a Solution For the process C-> A, it is an isothermic process but we are not given temperature. The equation to finding the total work done from C->A is nRT...

Hello guys, my name is Danny and I am a mechanical engineer going through my undergrad and i have a question. Right now I am still doing my lower division courses and one of the things i need to do is to write a paper about ceramic brakes and the manufacturing process. So far I have borrowed a...

Urgent!Isothermal process Hi guys. i have a very short question. In an isothermal process, change is temperature is zero, so change in internal energy is zero, thus Q=W. The part that i am confused is that if Q=mc(deltaT) then should be a change in temperature in the isothermal process? Thanks...

i was told that w= p dv but how come w= pv dv in a isothermal process??

I am working in a project to design a machine to press in bearing into a part with tolerance ring. IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) is requested to apply on the tolerance ring before press in the bearing to reduce the hard particle created during the process. However, the machine is jerking during...

hi i am in a satellite structure project and i really need know to how to create a process sheet to manufacture the satellite parts example: like 1-make cut using... 2-put it in the cnc machine 3- etc..... any way to put this sheet (e-book, guide, program) will be appreciated...

hi i am in a satellite structure project and i really need how to create a process sheet to manufacture the satellite parts example: like 1-make cut using... 2-put it in the cnc machine...

Homework Statement A heat engine uses a diatomic gas that follows the pV cycle shown in Figure. Part 2→3 is adiabat, part 3→1 is isotherm, V=1040 cm3, P=100 kPa, T1=212 K. Determine the pressure at point 2. Determine the volume at point 2. Determine the temperature at point...

Hey. I'm supposed to calculate the work done in an adiabatic process, B-C, and I only know the values of the temperatures and the volume in the first point (point B). It is not known if it is a mono or diatomic gas, therefore i don't know the value of gamma. I've tried T*V^(gamma-1)=K and the...

Homework Statement A particle at rest with mass M, decays into n identical smaller particles with equal mass, m. Show that speed of the particles is given by u=c*root(1-(((n^2)(m^2))/M^2)) The Attempt at a Solution this one i don't really know where to start, M has a rest energy...

Hey everyone, I am a rising senior Elecrical engineering major at University of Delaware. I have done research in biomedical optics for 2 years and am highly motivated to go to graduate school. I have bought the book "Getting What You Came For", which is a guide to applying and living...

Just say an ideal gas goes through process such as isobaric, isochoric, quasistatic, adiabatic etc, is there any special cases where entropy is conserved, or am i thinking enthalpy. Also how is enthalpy found in adiabatic processes?

Homework Statement Hi, this question is from Fundamentals of Physics 8th Edition: Figure 20-27 shows a reversible cycle through which 1.00 mole of a monatomic ideal gas is taken. Process bc is an adiabatic expansion, with pb = 5.20 atm and Vb = 4.80 x 10-3 m3. For the cycle, find (a) the...

what are the problem We have in Quantum process ? "which Langauge programing we come to see in that process it binary (010010) or have more and more Complex (0123456789) or more from that like (Decimal numbers of complex)" which Mathematics we came to see ? and programing Langauge be came...

I had this problem on my last midterm and received no credit for these parts. 1. Express trains arrive at Hiawatha station according to a Poisson process at rate 4 per hour, and independent of this, Downtown local buses arrive according to a Poisson process at rate 8 per hour. a. Given that 10...

so I'm pretty annoyed with a particular REU program, but I won't name names. I just want to understand why some REU's like and say that they would prefer students from schools without graduate programs in physics and then only select students from ivy league schools, or Berkeley, etc...it's...

Homework Statement I am trying hard to figure it out how to slow down the charge and discharge current in the RC circuit. If i put the big resistor, it takes long to charge but there is barely any current you can see and also when it discharges. What I am trying to do is, to slow down the...

I don't know if this is appropriate for this forum, but I have written a mathematical model of the recent political process and I would be interested in feedback on how I applied my math to an actual physical process. If you kick it back, a suggestion of where I should post it would be...

Hi all, I have a question about probability. Can you help me? There are 2 events: - Customer A arrives the system B in accordance with a Poisson process with rate Lambda1 - Customer A arrives the system C in accordance with a Poisson process with rate Lambda2. Given that Poisson...

I am at Rutgers in New Jersey. My grades are good, my extracurriculars are good but I have no real field experience and probably won't have anything before I graduate. Will this severely hurt my chances in being accepted into a pHD program? Is it recommended to drop other extracurriculars and...

I have recently been studying the topic of Entanglement, the process of so called "teleportation." A friend of mine and I have taken a huge interest in the teleportation area and when I came across a paper on the internet and read about the Innsbruck Experiment and such, I was confused. I...

Hi all, I have a probability problem. Can you help me? Thank you! Here is the problem: Consider the queueing system, there are n customers 1, 2, ...N. Customer 1 arrives in accordance with a Poisson process with rate Lamda, customer 2 arrives in accordance with a Poisson process with rate...

I have completed the first part of the problem below. I am checking to make sure that I have the right thought process... Also the next part of the question asks if the inlet pressure to the pump is -2.36 psi compute the power delivered by the pump to the water...How would I approach that...

A circuit process? A gas consisting of two atoms have gamma = 7/5. It is used as "worksubstance" for the following steps: I: Isobar expansion from V1 = 1.00m3 to V2 = 2.00m3 with P1 = 3.00*105Pa II: adiabatic expansion to (P3, V3), and III: compression back to (P1,V1), as a parabola with...

Use logarithmic differentiation to find: a.) d/dx of [(sin^-1(x^2)*sinh^-1(x^2))/(sin^4(x^2))] b.) d^2/dx^2 (sech^-1(e^(2*x))) work shown for a: let y= [(sin^-1(x^2)*sinh^-1(x^2))/(sin^4(x^2))] taking the natural logarithm of both sides: ln y= ln...

Homework Statement A gas sample heated in a cylinder used 650 kJ of heat. A piston that compresses the gas does 800 kJ of work. What is the change in internal energy, ΔE, of the gas during this process Homework Equations ΔE = q + w The Attempt at a Solution ΔE = q + w ΔE =...

Say we have a cilinder, thermally isolated from the environment, divided in two parts by a piston. In the left part we have an ideal gas, in the right part an unstretched spring. After we set free the piston, in the final phase, we fin that the gas' volume has doubled, while it's temperature is...

There is an air bubble at a certain depth and it's rising to the surface of the water. The temperature of the water is constant at a certain temperature. The gas inside the bubble expands as it rises to the surface, but does the temperature of the air stay the same? Is this an isothermal or...

Evo asked in another thread https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=2079435&postcount=54 The short answer is no. The reviewers are human and subject to human bias. Bias is an intrinsic part of human nature. Scientific reviewers are not immune. The peer review process is not perfect...

Hi I have been learning about the Carnot and Rankine Cycles, where process 4-1 is through a evaporator, process 1-2 a turbine, 2-3 a condensor and 3-4 a compressor. Sketching this on a T-s diagram gives straight horizontal lines for processes 4-1 and 2-3. This is where the heat is extracted...

What are the advantages of having a smaller die fab process on a CPU or GPU? Doesn't it reduce heat production and power consumption?

Hi, While teaching myself Time Series Analysis and ARMA processes in particular, I came across the question, whether two ARMA(p,q) processes \varphi(B)X_t=\theta(B)Z_t \qquad\qquad \tilde \varphi(B)\tilde X_t=\tilde \theta(B)\tilde Z_t\ with different autoregressive and/or moving average...

The following 3 step process refers to a simple RC circuit with a battery and an initially open switch: 1- the switch is closed, allowing the capacitor to charge; 2- after the capacitor has charged, a slab of dielectric material is inserted between the plates of the capacitor and time...

Homework Statement I have 3 vectors. I need to find the ortonormal basis by Gram-Schmidt. The Attempt at a Solution I observed that, without Gram-Schmidt, I get two vectors which I get too by Gram-Schmidt. I have just divided the vectors by their lengths. The third vector got without...

Hi I need to Interview a Computer or Electrical Engineer for an assignment. If somebody could answer the following questions it would be much appreciated. What type of communications do you write ( Proposals, instructions, memos, etc)? What types of readers do you address? What is your...