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I know cloud computer has been around in some form for a good deal of time but all the sudden it is taking off. People are deeming it the future of computing, why is this? what does cloud computing mean for the future of computers and storage et cetera.
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I am entering my Junior year in a computer engineering undergraduate program, and have not yet taken any course involving quantum physics. The only course I am required to take involving quantum physics is Semiconductor Device Physics. I am doing well academically, and am considering...
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We want to compute ( not just ) the deRham cohomology of ## X=\mathbb R^2 - ##{p,q} , but also
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generating set I can see here is {(0, +/-...
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the question is as follows.
I wish to calculate all of the different possible combinations of two vectors in regards to Pythagoras theorem. Not just an element by element operation
My code is as follows;
opposite=(0:30)
adjacent=(0:30)
hypotenuse=sqrt(x1.^2+y1.^2)
When I use...
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I'm trying to calculate Rth so I can compute τ. The problem is that after the switched is flipped for t>0, here is what is left:
So you would expect Rth to be 3 ohms but it is actually 2 ohms.
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Suppose we have a Markov chain with stationary distributions ##p_n=\frac{a}{nb+c}p_{n-1}## for ##n\in\mathbb{N}## where ##a,b## and ##c## are some positive constants.
It follows that ##p_n=p_0\prod_{i=1}^n\frac{a}{ib+c}##. Normalisation yields...
I did some quick searches and couldn't find any discussions on this topic. Anyone with background or ability to describe the basics to a novice. I understand the high level basic concepts, but don't know how information is encoded and how the qubits are operated on. Unlike boolean logic gates...
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I never tried any cloud solution, and I hardly know what it means.
Thanks to the CodeProject newsletter, I read this article comparing the performances of different cloud solutions:
http://www.infoworld.com/print/237169
from this reading, I guessed that the cloud might be used...
I want to do a PhD in Quantum Computing. Which universities in English-speaking countries have prominent research groups in this field?
Most universities I checked have a Quantum Information group, and they usually mention the term "Quantum Computing" somewhere on their website, but it's not...
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Just curious if anyone knows of any online or otherwise software to help compute the wedge
of forms, or maybe some method to help simplify. Not about laziness; I don't have that much experience, and I want to double check; I have around 30 terms ( many of which may cancel out) , and...
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I am trying to find the equivalent resistance for part b.
First, we turn off independent sources. We open circuit the 2A source and we close circuit the 30V source. We're left with two resistors. Are they in series or parallel...
I'm trying to compute lateral strain for a bar (strain that would make it thicker, or have more cross sectional area).
All I know are the initial and final diameters. This gives me d1 and Δd.
Would the lateral strain be Δd/d or ΔA/A? (A is area)
Let P(x,y) be a point on a unit circle that is centered at (0,0). How to compute exactly the function
\frac{\partial^2 x}{\partial s^2}
where x is the x-coordinate of the point P(x,y) and s is the tangent at point P(x,y) . Clearly,
\frac{\partial x}{\partial s} =...
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I am having difficulty understanding how the author determined the limits of integration of ##R##. The author used ##\theta=\pi/3\quad to\quad \theta=\pi/2## and ##r=1\quad to\quad r=1##. More accurately, I'm...
Assume we have a number ##S_0##. For ##i=1..n## define$$S_i=\begin{cases}(1+b)S_{i-1}\text{ with probability }p\\(1+a)S_{i-1}\text{ with probability }1-p\end{cases}$$.
What is the expected value of ##S_n##?
Homework Statement
For the spherical harmonics Umn; Vmn, compute the ones of orders
0,1, 2.
Umn=cos(nθ)sinn(\varphi)Pmn(cos(\varphi))
Vmn=sin(nθ)sinn(\varphi)Pmn(cos(\varphi))
(b) How many non-zero spherical harmonics are there of order k?
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Equations of Umn; Vmn...
Hey guys I need some advice: I am a Math/Physics freshman whos pretty much a noob to programming in general; I have some experience with Fortran (taught as part of laboratory) and Python (self taught) but only in the context of elementary numerical methods / scientific computing. I have...
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An object is made from 2 solid disks: m1 = 23 kg, m2 = 39kg, and r1 = 17cm, and r2 = 33cm. The disks are connected by a thin rod of M = 11kg, L = 67cm. The object is held in a horizontal position and then let go. The object is free to rotate about a pivot through centre of...
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Computer the integral of f(x,y,z) = x^2+y^2 over the sphere S of radius 4 centered at the origin.
The Attempt at a Solution
so if the parameters for a sphere are in terms of (p,θ,∅)
,
triple integral (p^2((psin∅cosθ)^2+(psin∅sinθ)^2))dpdθd∅)
where the boundaries...
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##u(x)=1-e^{-ax}##.
Random variable ##Y\in\mathbb{R}^d## is a multivariate normal distribution with mean vector ##m## and invertible covariance matrix ##\Sigma##.
Task: Find ##\xi^*\in\mathbb{R}^d## that maximises ##\mathbb{E}u(\xi\cdot Y)## over ##\xi##.
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Consider a triangulated discrete manifold (a polyhedron) with known vertices (i.e. each vertex is given in terms of its $$(x,y,z)$$ coordinates ).
Assign scalar values (some kind of potentials) to each vertex (i.e. at each vertex, a $$k_t(\mathbf{v})$$ is known through its value, no...
I am preparing for a re-exam, this is a problem from the exam I took, but I can't see what I did wrong and why.
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Case: A turbine that is producing work dW is powered by compressed air (treated as a diatomic ideal gas).
Known quantities:
P_0, P_f, T_0
Wanted...
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My untrusty HP48GX graphic scientific calculator conked out two or three years ago and since then for my limited needs (e.g graphs on this forum) in that time I used odd little programmes I found around for graphics and...
I've just started programming with Python this summer, and I'm taking a course in computational physics this semester. I've been really enjoying it and programming in general, but I don't have much knowledge in computer science save for intro stuff (string/list methods, functions/classes...
LiveScience Quantum Computing Breakthrough
QE for short.
Please read that article. I need someone to set me straight here...
Is QE a real thing, as in it's no longer an idea but is 100% a real thing.
If two particles become entangled then whatever happens to one particle instantly...
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Using the Bohr model of the atom, compute the energy in eV of the one electron in Li2+.
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E_n=\frac{m\cdot e^4 \cdot z^2}{2n^2 \cdot \hbar^2}
Where m= mass of electron, z= atomic number, e= charge of an electron, n is the energy level.
^ I think...
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I am trying to compute the natural frequency of a system and I also need to add the added mass term to my equation. The object I have is a torus and is basically in heaving motion. I found a good paper, which gives a formula for 3d added mass and 2d added mass.
I would figure that I...
How fast, exactly, is it hypothesized that quantum computers could feasibly reach? If an operation takes 1 second on an average modern-day computer, how long will it take a quantum computer, using an upper-bound idea for the speed these machines could one day reach?
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I am reading a paper in which the following integral is presented
$$\int_{-\infty}^{ct-x} \int_{-\infty}^{ct-x} J (2t - \frac{2x+s_1+s_2}{c}) \frac{\mathrm{d}f (s_1)}{\mathrm{d}s_1} \frac{\mathrm{d}f(s_2)}{\mathrm{d}s_2} \mathrm{d}s_1 \mathrm{d}s_2$$
where J and f are unknwon...
For a molecule of n nuclei and x total electrons, how can I work out how much computing power or processing time is required for an exact Full CI calculation for that molecule?
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This is my first post and I must emphasise that I do not have a science/maths training background and this might be a very basic question. I apologise if it is too basic to belong here.
I have a function defined as follows:
E(I,J) = \int CC_{p}(I,J)dp
Just a little context, I...
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I'm kind of rusty in my computations. I'm trying to compute the pullback of the form dθ on S1 by a differentiable map f: M→S1, where f is differentiable and M is a 3-manifold; please tell me if this is correct:
0)Say we use the basis vectors {∂/∂x1,∂/∂x2, ∂/∂x3, }
for TxM ...
M_{K}=\frac{1}{2^{k+1}-2}\sum_{i=0}^{L-1}\sum_{l=1}^{K}\binom{K}{l}h_{i}i^{l}M_{K-l}
M_0=1 and the size of h_i is L.
I tried to compute this summation in matlab, my attempt is as following:
clear
h=[ (1+sqrt(3))/4 (3+sqrt(3))/4 (3-sqrt(3))/4 (1-sqrt(3))/4]';
% for simplicity i take...
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Consider an age-structured population growing according to a Leslie matrix. Suppose the population is in stable exponential growth, i.e. its age-structure is constant in time, while the total population is exponentially growing (or decreasing) with exponent...
how is it that we are able to get atoms to work like bits? and what is their counting system? because simply counting in 1's and 0's doesn't seem to make so much sense when electrons can be doing any number of things when they are not being observed.
i recently watched this
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So I have come across a specification of a narrow field of view camera. The specification states
IFOV=30 microrad
FOV=2x2
resolution=<.1m at 1 km
If I assume a 1K sensor at 9micron pitch and an aperture = 3.7cm
I have resolution at .013 m
Chip size = 9.2mm
Focal length is...
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(a) Compute the vector gravitational field at a point P on the perpendicular bisector of the line joining two objects of equal mass separated by a distance 2a as shown in Figure P13.26. (b) Explain physically why the field should approach zero as r ---> 0. (c) Prove...
I have been reading about physicists that study things like computational neuroscience/AI and quantum computing. It is my understanding that these subjects are very closely linked and form a relatively new and open area of science research. I also have the impression that a physics degree is the...
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Compute the M sample DFT of:
f(m) = cos(2*pi*(f*m)) for 0 <= m <= M-1
where M = 128, f = 1/16
This should be done by hand, and the solution will reduce to a very simple form.
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I slaved through this problem...
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If I have a variable X whose gaussian distribution is known and let f be a known function, is there a way to compute f(X) (i.e) the resulting gaussian distribution from this? Is the result actually a gaussian distribution?