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Research topic for dual energy x ray absorbtiometry (dexa)
Can someone please provide me with some research topic ideas for dexa?- chavena
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Schools What does this essay topic exactly mean? (university application)
I'm applying for Pusan National University (Busan, South Korea) undergraduate admissions and Physics is my choice of major the question they ask is: Please describe how much have you learned about your intended major? do they want to know my previous experience about learning Physics...- golu14
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Please help me refine a dissertation topic in mathematical logic
I'm looking to write a dissertation in the field of logic (for a philosophy degree). I'm deeply interested in logic, but whenever I consider the material beyond my courses it becomes pretty daunting. I'm reasonably familiar with: *First Order Logic *Set Theory and ZFC *Cantor's Diagonal...- wigglywoogly
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Physics topic to write about for a mathematics class?
So, I am currently in an Advanced Calculus class (ie. elementary analysis of calculus). Our end project is to write a 5-6 page paper on a topic of our choice and relate it back to the class. A lot of the other students are economics majors so they are picking economic topics. I'm a physics...- Mary
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Need topic regarding Secure multicasting
Need topic regarding "Secure multicasting" Dear pals, I have idea regarding "Multicasting" , but not have a topic "Secure multicasting" . Please provide resource regarding same.. Thanks, Anes- anes
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Secure DNS: Find Resources & Tips for Cryptography & Network Security
Dear Friends, I am doing my masters in Engg looking for a syllabus topic in "Secure DNS" for Cryptography and Network Security subject . Please help me with a document or resource . I search Youtube and all things not get a good stuff , waiting your reply. Thanks Anes- anes
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Stability Analysis for Implicit Euler Method with Negative Amplification Factor
Fint the modified equation when the implicit Euler method is applied to y'= f(y). If f(y)=λy, where λ is negative. what is the effect on the amplication factor? => y ' = λ * y dy / dx = λ * y dy / y = λ dx ln y = λ* x + C y = Ae^( λ* x ), the constant factor does not depend on λ. i...- Marcoreus
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What is the topic of auto regresive in math?
I have a model (autoregressive model) described as follows: Y(n)=Y(n-1)*c This model in math, is it considered non-linear? In DSP (digital signal processing), it is called autoregressive. Why in math, this model is not studied? Or, what is the name of the topic discussing this model? (i want to...- stn
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MHB Fixed Points and Stability Analysis of dy/dt = y(1-ky) and Modified Euler Scheme
[FONT=Helvetica]For the equation dy/dt =y(1-ky), where k is a constant,find the fixed points and investigate their stability. what are the fixed points of the modified Euler Scheme applied to this equation and what is their stability? => [FONT=Helvetica]dy / dt = y ( 1 - ky ) dy / dt = y -...- ra_forever8
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- advanced Odes Topic
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MHB How Does the Implicit Euler Method Affect the Amplification Factor for y' = λy?
[FONT=Helvetica]Fint the modified equation when the implicit Euler method is applied to y'= f(y). If f(y)=λy, where λ is negative. what is the effect on the amplication factor? => [FONT=Helvetica]y ' = lambda * y dy / dx = lambda * y dy / y = lambda dx ln y = lambda * x + C y = [ C / lambda...- ra_forever8
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Some information on this topic?
Hello, I have been searching around for a topic of math that I am not familiar with. I'm hoping somebody can point me in the right direction. This has to do with Compound growth and decay when the two are combined. This occurs in trading(ie stocks,options,futures,etc.) And I am hoping I can...- cwn72
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Who picks your research topic for a PhD?
For example, if your advisor specializes in gravity, but has a subfield specialty (like Horava-Lifschitz gravity) and most of their papers for the last several years are about that subspecialty, does that mean your thesis research will be about that, or could it be about any gravitational thing?- TomServo
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Undergraduate level research topic in physics
I am a Final year (3rd year) student studying BSc Physics in India. My undergraduate course is getting completed in one month. As I want to pursue my career in field of physics, I like to do a project especially a theoretical project (kind of writing a junior level thesis) before joining...- manimaran1605
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Tips in finding a research topic
Hello everyone. I'm a first year MS Physics student and I can't think of a research topic. :confused: I hope to start next year in my research (I'm still doing coursework and teaching right now.) Any tips on how to start on something? I don't want to continue my research in undergrad...- schrodingerscat11
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Masters Dissertation Topic Needed (Metal Additive Manufacturing?)
Hi, I've recently started a Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering. I've never taken on a research project before and I've been recommended to look into the area of Metal Additive Manufacturing as it's an area that's quickly developing. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for a...- insanemembrane
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Choosing topic for physics/comp sci project, looking for ideas.
I am a second year Physics student at UBC, and we are programming in Matlab for the second half of one of my courses (the first half was on Unix/Maple/Python). I am looking for some advice on a good end of year project. Basically, we have to model some sort of physical system on matlab. A lot...- austeane
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Particle/Nuclear physics ~essay topic
Hey, I've been searching for a while now for a topic to write a 6 pageish physics orientated essay on. I still have no idea on what I should pick or what a good subject would be to write 6 pages on and include a decent amount of equations. There isn't really any other criteria that I have...- linda300
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Looking for literature on a basic topic
I've taken differential and integral calculus, and have a fair understanding of the material at this point. Last semester I had a professor show something in class that I feel is a pretty basic idea, I just haven't thought about working things in such a way. He put a derivative on the board... -
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Being involved in research without knowing everything about the topic?
So I was at an astrophysics summer program and one of the professors offered to help, as he has connections at this university near where I live, if I ever wanted to research/intern there. I know some people at my high school who have done similar things, so I was pretty excited. Trouble is, I...- serllus reuel
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What are some ideas for a power-related engineering project?
I need help for chosing a topic for project So i need many ideas of project By the way it should be related to power Thanks- u.a.e.boy
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Whic topic can I study to solve the following mechanics problem?
Hey, Can you please tell which topic is related to the solution of the following problem. I first would like to try it and , if I get stuck, I will ask for help. http://s019.radikal.ru/i611/1306/c7/a3836fbc6f9c.jpg- Ein Krieger
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What do YOU think the most important FirstYear Phys topic is?
I'm kind of rushing through first year physics cause I am doing it self paced, but I am realizing now that as an engineering i relaly need to internalize and fully understand these lessons. I don't have much time to go over everything again, but what would yo usay the most important...- martinlematre
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Where to find what research has been done on a specific topic?
I am curious as to how you find all the various research that has been done on a particular topic? Though I am fairly new to the study of physics, I have been told that prior to becoming involved in a particular research project, you want to look into who else has researched that particular...- Ascendant78
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MHB Straying from the topic at hand....
Re: E=MC^2,What is E? Moderator note: the following comment was made in another topic, and I found it humorous in a way and wanted to continue the discussion without derailing the other discussion: Oh,are we deviating and will this affect the forum?- mathmaniac1
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What Are Acceptable Topics for a Theoretical Physics Research Paper?
Hi people , i am an engineering sophomore. but after my undergrad i want to move into physics lane especially theoretical physics. for which i am doing ground works and building my profile ( as a non physics student , to get into good physics grad school i would need a good profile ofcourse !)...- santo35
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Complex analysis topic help Need explanation
Homework Statement This isn't a specific problem, but more of a type of problem I do not get. I am taking undergrad complex analysis, using the book by Bak and Newman. Its only a couple week in and I am having to spend a lot of time on it, last week I spent about 7 hours on the homework (which...- nate9228
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- Analysis Complex Complex analysis Explanation Topic
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Topic in Theoretical Materials Science
Greetings! I just finished my bachelor's degree in physics. I am now applying for a master's degree in physics. My bachelor's thesis was an experimental study about aerosol. I am planning to shift to theoretical physics. However, I want my topic to be related to materials science...- schrodingerscat11
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Word Trig Problem on Health/Medicine topic
Homework Statement Posted #39 and $41. (look at the attachment). ds = distance from the radiation source to the skin dt = distance from the outer layer of the skin to the targeted issue 2fs = field size of the skin 2fd = targeted field size Homework Equations None The...- Cold As Ice
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Research topic for Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
I need suggestions of any research topics related to civil engineering for a bachelor level. My current fields of interest include Surveying/transportation, geotechnical engineering and construction materials and testing. Our title defense will take place on Thursday so I'm a bit on a hurry...- median27
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On the topic of evolution, are we distant cousins to, say, a blade of grass?
Are we distant cousins to every single blade of grass and every single plant and animal on earth? Also, if all life on Earth had a single origin somewhere in the ocean, how did grass and plant life spread throughout the world so quickly?- jaydnul
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Problem involving temp changes in stress and strain topic.
1. Knowing that a 0.5 mm gap exists when the temperature is 20 degree celsius, Determine the tempature at which the normal stress in the aluminum bar will be equal to -90 MPa,And the corresponding exact length of the aluminum bar. The Attempt at a Solution I am not familiar with this topic...- Nicolesin
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- Strain Stress Stress and strain Topic
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I need a research topic and need an etiquette request
So I would like to learn more about PDEs. Background I have only one course in PDEs (intro obviously) and we covered the big three equations: Heat, Wave, and Laplace (Cartesian and Polar). Sturm-Louville, d'Alembert Solutions, Method of Characteristic lines (with nonvarying coeffiicents)...- Dens
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Math & Economics Research for Undergrads
I'm currently an undergraduate student and I'm taking BS Mathematics. We're going to start our research this semester. I'm kinda interested in researching about Math and Economics so if you know any good sites for papers/articles about this field, feel free to post it here. Thanks guys! :)- yik-boh
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Is there research in a topic such as this?
I am wondering if there is such a subject as I am about to mention, I think it may be somewhere along the lines of computational fluid dynamics. Molecular/atomistic modeling of the components of a fluid to determine the flow properties of that fluid. This is a topic that would bridge the gaps...- cytochrome
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What is THE HARDEST topic in mathematics
In your opinion, what is the hardest topic in math? I don't really know many high high levels of math, maybe differential topology, or K theory, idk, what is it in your opinion? Oh, and don't say "some people think Calculus is hard" or other stuff like that, think of a high level math topic.- saminator910
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What Math Topics Bridge High Energy Physics and Theoretical Condensed Matter?
Hi all, I'm planning on doing a one-on-one tutorial my math department next semester. However, I don't know what topic I want to study, so I'm looking for some suggestions. Note that I'm interested in high energy physics (string theory, etc.) and theoretical condensed matter. I will be...- the_kid
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What Math Topic Should I Learn Next?
I am self teaching myself some of the math that will be needed for university physics. I have just finished Calculus 1 and most of 2. I have been told I should learn ordinary and partial differential equations, vector calculus and linear algebra. In what order should I learn these topics?- Jow
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I need advice as to what math topic to study next
I am a high schooler, I have studied a fair amount of calculus probably up to about calc i level, I then skipped some stuff and did the vector calculus chapters in my calc book because it seemed interesting, I did grasp all the concepts, but I'll admit my integration techniques were not yet calc...- saminator910
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What is the first topic I should learn
When you take a high school (A-Level) physics course at school, what are the first couple of topics you learn? I want to begin with the most straight forward basic stuff. I've looked around but can't seem to find a high school syllabus.- uperkurk
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Topic related to Forces and Newton's laws
I wanted to ask from my intuition of Newton's First law that body in motion remains in motion. Assume we kick a ball on earth, we does our force of kicking stops. I mean ultimately it comes to a stop due to resistance and gravity. Now, assume it is in space with no gravity or air. When we kick...- ehabmozart
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Traffic Shockwave Physics Topic
1. Homework Statement : An abrupt slowdown in concentrated traffic can travel as a pulse, termed a shock wave, along the line of cars, either downstream (in the traffic direction) or upstream, or it can be stationary. figure below shows a uniformly spaced line of cars moving at speed v = 26.0...- Pmand92
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What is Energy? Seeking Clarity on a Confusing Topic
I have seen some definition like, It is a quantity that is coming from the time translational invariance. or a quantity that should be conserved in some process. But I am not able to understand what exactly energy is? In STR mass even can convert into energy, that also make me so confused...- sanjib ghosh
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What should I study in my free time when school starts?
Hey everyone, Its been quite awhile since I've posted on here, good to be back. So I have a really simple question; what topic should I begin to study in my free time when school starts? I don't plan on spending mass amounts of time on it as I have my other classes to worry about, but...- jbmiller
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Answering Multiple Questions on One Topic: Vital Steps
If we are to answer multiply questions on a single topic, do the step is vital. For example question#5, do we have to get answer for question 5(a) before we are able to do question b(b). Does it mean the first one is the easiest?Thank you.- azizlwl
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How Can Everyday Observations Reveal Scientific Phenomena?
Hi people, I am new to the forum so I don't know whether I am posting this in the right topic. The things is, I am looking for examples where interesting data which can be found with day to day mundane stuff. For example: Finding the distance of a star using parallax. Parallax is something...- bamabhai
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Possibility of theoretical topic for undergraduate thesis
If you wish to skip the back story, skip to the last paragraph. The honors college at my university (Arizona State) requires undergraduates to complete a thesis if they wish to graduate from the honors college. I've been extremely excited about presenting a worthwhile thesis as a physics...- rpm4real
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Worried About Selected Graduate Research Topic
Hey, I'm just looking for some advice with regards to a bad gut feeling I've been having lately. I will be starting graduate school this fall and I am worried that the topic I chose is not the "best" topic for me. By best, I mean a subject I feel is not my true passion and will not allow me to...- Aero51
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Guidance on choice of a thesis topic in Renewable Energy for an undergraduate
I'm presently pursuing my undergraduate in Mechanical Engineering, and I need help in choosing a thesis topic in Renewable Energy(as that is what I want to pursue my future in). My university is not equipped with state of the art labs, though they manage to meet the requirements of having the...- hazari.aaquib
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- Choice Energy Guidance Renewable Renewable energy Thesis Topic Undergraduate
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The voltage of the 2uf capacitor will be the sum of the two source voltages.
the topic "capacitors" Hi everyone! while i was working out questions on the topic "capacitors", got stuck somewhere... and my problem is Suppose the arrangement is like ... So two questions are points of my confusion... (1) what will be the direction of flow of current? (2) and...- dreamz25
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Sorry this is the wrong topic, but I could not post in Math Learning Material
Hi. I want to study probability over the summer. The course I'm taking in the fall uses the Degroot and Schervish textbook. My friend took it last semester and agreed to sell it to me for cheap,a nd I left it at my apartment back at college over the summer. I'd like to know what's a good book...- stgermaine
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