What are Sine Waves and Their Applications in Different Fields?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around sine waves, their characteristics, and potential applications across various fields. Participants share graphical representations and inquire about the methods and software used to create these graphs, while also addressing some mathematical considerations related to angles.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant notes the interest in sine waves and asks about existing studies and applications.
  • Multiple participants inquire about the creation of a graph related to sine waves, seeking clarification on the software used.
  • There is a mathematical discussion regarding the measurement of angles, with one participant asserting that certain angle ranges are impossible under specific conditions.
  • Another participant suggests adjusting the zoom level of the graph for better clarity.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express curiosity about sine waves and their applications, but there is no consensus on the mathematical claims or the graphical representations, indicating ongoing debate and exploration.

Contextual Notes

Some mathematical assumptions regarding angle measurements are not fully resolved, and the discussion includes varying perspectives on graphical representation techniques.

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Sometime you already saw this kind of wave:
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Exist some study about it, some application? Seem be interesting...
 
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How did you make that graph?
This is what I got:
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And which software are you using?
 

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adjacent said:
How did you make that graph?
This is what I got:
attachment.php?attachmentid=69546&stc=1&d=1399547211.png


And which software are you using?
If [itex]\theta[/itex] is measured in degrees that is impossible. [itex]\theta[/itex] lies between 45- 30= 15 and 45+ 30= 75 degrees.
 
adjacent said:
How did you make that graph?
This is what I got:
attachment.php?attachmentid=69546&stc=1&d=1399547211.png


And which software are you using?

You are with so much zoom, decrease it...
 

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