Projection Definition and 409 Threads
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Solving Film Projection & Telescope Questions
URGENT Can you please help! Hello, I have just finished what seems like an infinite amount of questions for this lab report. 2 of them I am just not sure how to proceed. Any help would be appreciated. Question 1: In a film projection apparatus, it is desired to produce pictures 12 ft...- SpatialVacancy
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- Film Projection Telescope
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Projection of the vector (2,2,1) on the plane
How can I find the projection of the vector (2,2,1) on the plane that has the equation z=x-y?- gunnar
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- Plane Projection Vector
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Projection System Design w/ Fresnel & Proj Lenses - Harish
hi, i am in need of help pretty quickly here.i will have to design a projector design using a fresnel lens and the projection lens.i need to find and derive the equations for the lenses and calculate the distances between the lenses and the lens and the screen. this is what i require to have...- sharp81
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- Projection System
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Questions about the projection operator
A problem on my quantum homework assignment this week has to do with the projection operator P = |a><a| I've been asked to show that P^2=P, and then give the eigenvalues of P and then to characterize its eigenvectors. The first part is easy enough: P = |a><a| so P^2 = |a><a||a><a| =...- curious george
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- Operator Projection
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Time projection chamber and energy
Hi all ! I'm currently studying time projection chambers and I am wondering how the energy of the incident particle (the one that ionizes the gas in the drift chamber) is calculated from the measured signals. Does anyone have some hints for me ? Thanks a lot for your answers. Best regards- florianb
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- Chamber Energy Projection Time
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Does Vector Projection Depend on the Magnitude of Both Vectors?
Meaning of "projection" Suppose you have two vectors, U and V. Is it correct that the "projection" of vector U onto vector V is equal to U cos x, where U is the magnitude of vector U, and x is the angle between the two vectors? Specifically, is it correct that the projection of one vector...- Zorodius
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- Projection
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- Forum: General Math
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The mind's 'projection' & the position observable:
The Law of Projection: "No matter where a particular sensory pathway is stimulated along its course to the cortex, the conscious sensation produced is referred to the location of the receptor." ('Review of Medical Physiology', 6th Edition, W.F. Ganong, p. 63) OK, the term 'projection' might...- SamLuc
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- Observable Position Projection
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Affordable 3D Projection Solutions: Budget-Friendly Tips and Tricks
Hi all, i have recently come up with a problem which i can seem to find a real answer to, i have considered many differnt option, but not sure how to complete on a tight budget. The problem is how to create some sort of 3d projection onto either a screen or just space. Most options seem to...- physicsguy
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- 3d Projection
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Is This Equation Correct for Horizontal Projection?
I think this physics problem deals only with horizontal projection...let me know what you think: A block slides off a horizontal surface with speed Vo. Write an expression relating y, distance fallen, to X, the horizontal distance traveled. i think i can use the horizontal proj. equations...- Physicsisfun2005
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- Horizontal Projection
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help