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Aaron121
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The ##Q## factor of an oscillating system is defined as ##\omega_{r}/\Delta \omega##, where ##\omega_{r}## is the resonant frequency, and ##\Delta \omega## the resonance width. As I understand, ##Q## measures how sharp the resonance curve is.
Why is it that the resonance curve gets sharper (higher ##Q##) just by virtue of having a higher resonant frequency, while keeping the same width ##\Delta \omega## ?
Why is it that the resonance curve gets sharper (higher ##Q##) just by virtue of having a higher resonant frequency, while keeping the same width ##\Delta \omega## ?
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