Bad @ math needs help w/ bullet deflection

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The discussion centers on the need for a mathematical model to evaluate bullet deflection in relation to ballistic armor. The user, Dave, seeks assistance in formulating a mathematical equation that incorporates variables such as velocity, angle, projectile weight, and target material. He expresses confidence in his patents but acknowledges a lack of mathematical skills to substantiate his theories. The conversation highlights the importance of a structured approach to modeling ballistic impacts for patent validation.

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This discussion is beneficial for inventors, engineers, and researchers involved in ballistic armor development, as well as anyone interested in the mathematical modeling of projectile impacts.

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Hello, thanks for even stopping in here...

My Q: (and beggin' for help ;/ )

Is there a basic mathematical "sentence", where you can "plug in" variables, ie- Vel / angle / projectile weight/ target impacted (makeup) ,etc?

I, and this will probably make you laugh, am TERRIBLE @ math. I do believe in myself enough (Im 45 yrs old) to know that the two patents I hold on ballistic armor are correct & will work, I just wish I knew how to do the math.

Maybe I just need to get a math pro to simply see the patent and perhaps discern how to put together a mathematical equation?

The reason I ask is that I am seeking assistance and its a question, or a bunch of questions that will come up (ie)- wheres your mathematical model to prove out your theory?

So, bottom line, HELP? Best Dave
 
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