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Partial derivative of Vxx w.r.t. r in terms of Vxx
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The discussion focuses on deriving the partial derivative of Vxx with respect to r, specifically in the context of Equation (10) related to Earth Science and geophysics. Participants emphasize the mathematical nature of the problem while acknowledging its relevance to geophysical applications. The need for clarity in expressing the derivative in terms of Vxx is highlighted, indicating its importance for accurate modeling in the field.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of partial derivatives in calculus
- Familiarity with geophysical equations, specifically Equation (10)
- Knowledge of Vxx as a variable in geophysical modeling
- Basic mathematical notation and terminology
- Research the application of partial derivatives in geophysics
- Study the derivation of Vxx in various geophysical contexts
- Explore advanced calculus techniques for handling partial derivatives
- Examine the implications of Equation (10) in Earth Science
Mathematicians, geophysicists, and students studying Earth Science who require a deeper understanding of partial derivatives and their applications in modeling geophysical phenomena.
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Perhaps this is more mathematics than Earth Science!- #3
mramzan476
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Dear sir Perok, I do agree with you but Equation (10) is actually related to Earth Science/geo-physics.
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