Splitting Definition and 241 Threads

Hello, I'm currently working on a project, what I need is to let's say: I have the string "abc" how can I make to generate a string "cba", also, I need to be able to do this with about 25 letters or so. I'm sure there is a command that split the number of letter you want to split. If its by...

I am not that knowledgeable about physics... Correct me if I am wrong and I probably am...Ok If we split a Photon ( I am 90% sure I am talking about Photons) then take the two pieces and separate them they have the same charges, positive or negative. We then can take electricity and change the...

i've always wondered how the split the uranium atom to creat a chain reaction in a nuclear bomb

[SOLVED] singlet- triplet splitting energy of He! what does it mean? Hello every body! i need to plot the singlet- triplet splitting energy of He for the ^{1}S and ^{3}S states corresponding to the configurations (1s,ns), n=1 to 7, and then explain why the plot is like that! please help...

So if A is an infinite set, we know that |A|+|A|=|A|. But are we allowed to go backwards, i.e. divide A into two disjoint subsets B and C such that A = B U C, and |B|=|C|=|A|. For the integers and for the reals, this is clear, e.g. R = (-infinity,0) U [0, infinity), each with cardinality c...

Hello everyone, I have spent the last week furiously searching google for explanations of the many world's interpretation of QM. As such I think I have built up a reasonable conception of the theory (for someone at my knowledge level, I am a 1st year physicist) but I cannot for the life of me...

A few questions about atoms splitting and some about "cold fusion" Ok first I was thinking, when atoms fuse, they release energy, when an atom is split... it releases energy. Now, since energy is not created nor destroyed but only transferers, if you fuse an atom and then split it again, what...

[SOLVED] Hyperfine splitting of deuterium Homework Statement Calculate the wavelength of the photon emitted under a hyperfine transition in the ground state (n=1) of deuterium. Deuterium is a proton and a neutron in the nucleus, but still one electron. The spin of deuterium is 1.Homework...

Basically I don't know how F(s) can be split up to below. F(s) = \frac{1}{s^{2}(s-2)} = \frac{1}{4} ( - \frac{1}{s} - 2 \frac{1}{s^{2}} + \frac{1}{s-2} ) I thought it would be 1/s^2 - 1 / s-2 How does this work? Please explain. thanks

Hello all, I am learning some basic course in solid state phyiscs. I have a question about Zeeman splitting in solid state physics. What factors determine the Zeeman splitting? Espcially does it depends on the band mass? Thanks. Best Feng

Haven't been able to find the answer anywhere IRL yet, so I thought I'd see if someone in the PhysicsForums could help me with this one. When doing SEM/EDS (EDX/EDXS) (~equivalent to x-ray fluorescence) analysis it looks as if my europium containing samples contain copper as well, which'd...

Homework Statement This problem is actually a worked out solution BUT i don't see where certain things come from...namely how the forces are split into their components. If you look at the attachment, you can see the weight is split into components mgsin and mgcos...I just do not see how...

This should be interesting for those in biochemsitry and genetics. Scientists spy enzyme that makes us unique http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2007-10/uol-sse101707.php http://www.fbs.leeds.ac.uk/research/bulletin/index.php?id=1007

If two branches of the tree eventually came to be identical would they join or would they continue to exist as separate worlds? If they joined, observers in each would remember a different history. Any connection between this and relativity where people observe the same event happening in...

Accompanying the article "Magnetars," by Kouveliotou, et al, Scientific American, February, 2003, is a graphic labeled "Extreme Magnetism" which shows four ways in which "Magnetar fields wreak havoc with radiation and matter." One of these ways is spontaneous (my word) Photon Splitting...

1. What will be the multiplicity due to spin-spin splitting of the highlighted protons in the molecule: (C6H5)-CH2-CH2-CH2-OH? Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution I know that the ones surrounding the highlighted CH2 group are not equivalent. If they were, the...

Homework Statement http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/4489/splittingvariablesgz9.jpg The Attempt at a Solution I can't split the x and y variables in each of these three cases. Would somebody be able to help me get started?

Homework Statement Find the degree of the splitting field of the following: x^6+x^3+1Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Can I do this? Let y=x^3 then y^2+y+1 has degree 2 over Q (From another problem) So the degree of the splitting field is 2. Or do I need to factor it out? or do I...

Homework Statement Determine the degree of the splitting field of the following: x^6 + 1 Homework Equations A splitting field is the smallest field that contains all of the root of the polynomial. The Attempt at a Solution I got the roots, +- i, +-\omega_1 and +-\omega_2 So...

Homework Statement This question is from my text. a)show that the splitting field of (x^4)-5 over Q is Q(5^(1/4), i). b)show that [Q(5^(1/4), i): Q = 8]. c)what is the order of the galois group of (x^4)-5 over Q? The Attempt at a Solution I haven't yet thought about b) and c). For...

Hello, My Name is Glynis and I am very interested in physics. I hope to learn from and have fun on this forum. At the moment I am trying ascertain whether the photon has been split or not. If it has been split, is my idea too simple in thinking that is has been split into its solid and...

I'm studying for my abstract algebra exam and I had a question and was wondering if anyone could help me out. If I'm given a polynomial is there a method to find the splitting field of the polynomial and the degree of that field? My book basically just gives the definition of a splitting field...

Hi, I am looking to develop a device that would take a single laser beam, and split that one beam into x number of new beams and I was wondering if anyone knew how I could accomplish this. I was thinking I would need some kind of crystal specifically shaped to produce the results I need...

A question. Has there ever been an instance where a single galaxy split into two separate gallaxies or a recorded view where that would seem to be the case. Thank you. Sunblock

Hi, in my environmental chem class at school, we vaguely touched on the subject of nuclear power and such. my question has to do with the splitting of the U235 or 238 atoms in reactors, as well as those in, say, nuclear weapons. my teacher (and diagrams) said that the splitting occurs when the...

We're asked to make a rough order of magnitude estimate of this splitting. I know that it is caused by the coulomb interaction between the electrons. Therefore I estimated the potential between them as being V = (e^2)/(4*Pi*epsilon*a) where a =a0/2 a0 is the bohr radius I've assumed that...

I need to show the splitting of the H_{\alpha} line of the Balmer series of a Hydrogen atom using the spin hypothesis. Here is my work on this. H_{\alpha} is obtained from the transition of the electron from the third orbit to the second i.e. from n=3 to n=2. Seletion rule for Hydrogen atom...

I'm having some problems with the Fine and Hyperfine splitting (FS and HFS). For example the 3s3p Configuration, I understand the FS: *****************************_______Mj=1 ************1P________J=1*****_______ Mj=0 *****************************_______ Mj=-1 * * ************3P______ Is...

photon "splitting" I have heard a thing or two about photons splitting into more photons and dividing the origional energy amongst themselves, but have never really heard it explained. I suppose it should work out just fine with photons having no mass, but just te be sure, is there some...

isn't it possible to split particles beyound elements and nucleas? can the splitting go on forever and ever?

Besides the following, what other content needs to be covered in order to teach Zeeman splitting to someone who has only had a basic introductory E&M course (course description below). Energy level transitions Selection rules Orbital magnetic moment Magnetic moments Magnetic dipoles...

Does anyone know if this is true and if so where they know it from? Given a polynomial over the integers there exists a finite field K of prime order p, such that p does not divide the first or last coefficient, and the polynomial splits over K. I realize this could be considered an...

Can we split the molecule yet>? I don't mean to spilt the atom causing a nuetron to become free, but cause a molecule chain reaction...>?

In my class notes, I have two theorems which don't quite seem to fit together. Maybe you can help me out. Thm 1 If p(x) in F[x] splits in K, then E=F(a1,...,an) is the splitting field of p(x) in K (the a_i's are the roots of p(x)). Thm 2 If p(x) in F[x], then the splitting field of p(x) is...

Hi, Could anybody describe a procedure for splitting a matrix using a choleski method? Could anyone show this on a simple example: Let's say we have a matrix A: [2 1 0 0] [1 2 1 0] [0 1 2 1] [0 0 1 2] and matrix b: [1] [0] [0] [1] How to get x: Ax = b using abovementioned method?

Hi, Does anybody know the procedure for splitting a square matrix into lower and upper triangular matrix? LU=A Thank you. Regards, Niko

Recently in Chemistry we have been doing about how it is possible to identify carbon compounds by how many proton environments there are around a molecule. For this we look at graphs with various peaks dotted around them, this is not what bothers me, what bothers me is that some of these peaks...

will somebody smarter that me please tell me how this works. okay, here goes. experiments done in the yesteryear told us that if a photon was split (?) the two parts would act as if they were still together. is this correct? this is the first part of my question. i'll get on to the...

Hello. I remember a problem I had with drawing a splitting tree for nitrotoluene. The coupling constants varied, you know, para, meta, ortho, they were all different. My teacher told us to assume certain values for each. What I don't understand is how a proton in nitrotoluene (or even toluene...

limn-->oo(x2n-1)/(x2n+1) I can't figure this one out. I've tried everything. I tried splitting the fraction into two, applying a log to each side, factoring the top, dividing by x2n, and Lhopitals rule doesn't apply and wouldn't help if it did. Any ideas?

"But after a few minutes, a couple cigarettes and several deep breaths, he sat in the basement of a storefront tattoo parlor, closed his eyes and let a friend split his tongue down the middle with a scalpel...his tongue was clamped in place, numbed and slit 2 inches (5 cm) up the middle, looking...