A diagram is a symbolic representation of information using visualization techniques. Diagrams have been used since ancient times on walls of caves, but became more prevalent during the Enlightenment. Sometimes, the technique uses a three-dimensional visualization which is then projected onto a two-dimensional surface. The word graph is sometimes used as a synonym for diagram.
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I have 2 questions from a practice test paper that I can't do (I missed the lessons) - I've attached them, the other questions I did fine. They should be quite basic but I'm not sure if what I'm doing is right (only done physics for 2 weeks). If anyone could correct my...
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Hansel and Gretel both make a journey from Earth to the Gingerbread Planet, 1 light year away. Hansel travels at a constant speed of 0.3c there and back. Gretel leaves Earth at the same time, but travels at a constant acceleration (in the Earth's frame), and chooses this...
This is a major advance in the inclusion of matter in four-valent spin networks of Loop quantum gravity.
things analogous to matter appear as topological excitations (braids) in the network
these things can propagate thru the network, and interact among themselves, in the normal course of the...
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Total time 2min, duck travels 22 m 36degree N of E,then 65m E 25degree S.
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The Attempt at a Solution
i understand 36 N of E but what is E 25 degree S.
I was just trying to think of a simple relation to find the number of distinct diagrams to a given order within a theory (specifically I am thinking of a \phi^{4} scalar theory). I am reading Tony Zee's book and am working through his "baby problem" where he expands the integral...
Hello - Physics & calculus are what I can best describe as hobbies for me. Hobbies in the sense that I love these topics but work a regular job as an IT Manager through the day and then read whatever I can get my hands on in regards to these topics while 'burning the midnight oil'. Not sure if...
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I am writing up parts of my MSc thesis in physics early and it has become apparent that I need some software to produce some reasonable quality diagrams in the write up. The diagrams will mainly be 2D but need labels in most places with Greek characters, arrows etc.. Any ideas on...
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Three blocks, of masses m1 =26 kg, m2 = 38 kg, and m3 = 41 kg, are connected by two strings over two pulleys, as in the given attachment. Friction is negligible. Determine (a) the magnitude of the acceleration of the blocks and (b) the magnitude of the tension in each of the...
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20: Two boxes are sitting on top of one another. The top box has a mass of 5kg and is connected to the wall by an unstretched spring, k=2000N/m. The bottom box is 10kg. the static friction coefficient between the 2 boxes is 0.5, the kinetic friction coefficient between the...
I would like to clearify the connection between n-point functions, Feynman diagrams and S-matrix.
I do not want ( yet) to understand the detailed derivation of the LSZ reduction formula, just the rough connection between the n-point function on the one side and the S- matrix on the other...
This is a spot diagram and graph of longitudinal abberation (LA) for an apochromatic lens quadruplet. I know that the LA graph should ideally come to a point for all wavelengths and it appears to in the graph but what is the 'y' axis? Is it the direction of focus? What does the 'x' axis mean...
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Can someone please explain to me this image:
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/omega0.gif
from the page
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmo_02.htm
What i do understand:
I understand the concept of light cones
I understand that the units used for the axes means the lines...
PV diagrams.
a DIAGONAL straight line going down (negative slope) on a PV digram with P on y-axis and v on x-axis.
The temperature of the gas ______________.
Choices:
Decreases then increase
Increase then decrease
At first I chose remains constant... but it was wrong. I tried to...
Hello all. I had a question about freebody diagrams. I know how to draw them and solve for forces/acceleration/mass/friction but one thing I was confused about is when you list summation of forces in either X or Y direction if there's a specific order to list them in, or if it matters. I know to...
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In which diagram(s) (labeled A - D) does the ammeter correctly measure the current through the battery?
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I don't believe there are any here, just to know that the ammeter is in series with the current that is passing through it and is measuring...
does anyone know a software on how to draw circuit diagrams with white background?
i have an LTspice software but i do not know how to convert it into a JPG pic file... what i do is print screen,go to paint and send it to photobucket which is more of a hassle
thx
(if this has been posted...
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I’m trying to learn Feynman diagrams from Peskin and Schroeder. I’m stuck right now on page 91-93, especially about constant factors and symmetry factors. Equation 4.44 and the two constants 3 and 12 in it make perfect sense to me. The trouble starts with 4.45. I understand...
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Calculate the work done by the gas during process 1-> 3-> 6.
Express your answer in terms of Po and Vo.
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W=integral(pv) from V1-V2
W=PVln(V2/V1)
The Attempt at a Solution
3Po*V*ln(3Vo/Vo)
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, it keeps...
I'm currently taking a microelectronics course and I missed a couple of lectures due to illness. As a result, I didn't understand the lecture notes fully. I hope someone would be able to help me on this. I consulted the recommended textbook for this course but it turns out that it didn't cover...
1. Feynman says all of electromagnetism follows from Maxwell equations.
2. Somebody (Pointing to a Feynman diagram of a photon/electron reaction) said all of electromagnetism is in that one diagram. So, can anyone help me with these two questions: how does point 1 come from point 2. And, how...
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I know how to deal with resistors/capacitors etc in series and parallell circuits, but when it comes to more complex circuits I have no idea how to treat them, and I can't find any guides or info on it and my physics book doesn't tell anything. All solutions to this kind of...
Visualizing Free body diagrams? solved, thanks tiny-tim and doc Al!
I ran into a problem in my HW, I found the answer but I just have a hard time seeing as to WHY my answer is correct.
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t288/Kyin1/1-6.jpg
Thats the problem and my FBD is for block B. My...
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so I am a 8th grader and i got a homework asignment to draw free body diagrams of a roller coaster on inclines, straight aways and bottom of the hill. we didnt learn about physics yet so here's the question
- draw and label free body diagrams for the coaster car on...
im learning about contour diagrams in my calculus text but I am totally confused as to how one should start drawing those plots?
for example f(x,y) = x+y
then its supposed to go like
x+y = c
y = -x +c
^^i can see that the slope is 1
but how do i plot this graph?..im told that i...
ct axis??
Now that I am looking at spacetime diagrams that involve the speed of light, I am seeing the vertical axis as "ct". Since "c" is meters/second and "t" is seconds then wouldn't ct be ((meters/seconds)*seconds) and end up being METERS? Why would the time axis be in meters?
I would...
For the question (problem 2.39a) stated in the picture attached to this message, I don't understand why integrators should be used in favour of differentiator for the block diagram representing the differential equation system. Is this b/c of the nature of the differentiator electronics too...
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So I am supposed to draw and find the displacement vector between to points in spacetime, coordinates being (3,2,0,0) and (-2,1,0,0). I somehow feel slightly stupid for asking this, but I was reading the textbook and looking through my lecture notes. What I basically did that draw a...
Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams!
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Newton's 2nd and 3rdThe Attempt at a Solution
So my main confusion is this:
I found the reaction at A to be 19 kN
If I make a vertical cut through some arbitrary point along the beam and and do some analysis I get...
Heya! I'm new in the forum, and here is my first entry.
I don't really understand the diagram for wave difraction. Let me try to draw it...
| | | | | The space between the four three lines is suppose to be the wavelength.
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| | | | | The last line is suppose to...
I'm trying to understand Feynman diagrams interpretation in terms of virtual particles. What I still can't understand is how this interpretation is compatible with the fact that one should divide each diagram by its symmetry order.
As far as I understand, diagram symmetry order means how many...
I was thinking about how one would teach special relativity using a spacetime-geometric approach. I think you would first show spacetime diagrams in a single frame and describe velocity as the slope of the worldline. Then when you moved onto other frames it would be natural to leave the slope...
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Two friends are carrying a crate of mass 200 kg up a flight of stairs. The crate has length 1.25 m and height 0.50 m, and its center of gravity is at its center. The stairs make a 45.0 angle with respect to the floor. The crate also is carried at an 45.0 angle , so that its...
Okay I'm supposed to draw a circuit diagram of an apartment, including the circuit breakers power meter. How do I draw that something is plugged into an outlet?
I'm supposed to draw the 'kitchen' with 3 panels, parallel circuits used, and following these requirements:
-one panel contains...
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(*I have solved similar problems before and know the method, but my results don't make sense, so I want to make sure I understand this particular potential. Also, I am new to Latex so ignore the equal portion of the less/greather than or equal two signs.*)
I made a diagram...
Category Theory: ?What is up with these Diagrams?
So I found a basic category theory book online and was trying to learn some of the basics. Many of the proofs are done in diagram form (and it seems to very greatly reduce their lengths). However, no where in the book does the author prove...
[SOLVED] current and potential difference, simplifying circuit diagrams
Consider the circuit shown in Figure P31.69, in which RA = 25 and RB = 7 . Tabulate the current through, and the potential difference across, each resistor.
Figure P31.69
resistor current (A) potential...
Goodevening,
I am confused with Venn diagrams questions(2/3 circle diagrams). Can i find some online resources which explains its concepts(including advanced concepts). Eg. 3circled(A,B,C) diagram is there. Find minimum/max. possible of ONLY A such that B is minimum/maximum - how to do these...
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A skier goes down a slope with an angle of 35 degrees relative to the horizontal. Her
mass, including all equipment, is 70 kg. The coefficient of kinetic friction between her
skies and the snow is 0.15.
A. Please draw a free-body diagram of the skier.
B. Calculate the net...
Here is the problem i need help with.
I run up a down escalator at a speed of 2 m/s while the escalator is moving at a rate of 0.75 m/s. What is the resultant velocity?
Of course, I do not need help getting the resultant velocity. I just need help drawing the vector diagram that can help...
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Which of the following vector diagrams represent "A" as a sum of "B" and "C". (A=B+C)
http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/94/vectorsnj3.jpg
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None that I know of.
The Attempt at a Solution
I think the answer is number 1, because A is the...
Hey guys,
So I've Latex'd some papers and assignments in the past, but something that's always daunted me is how to make those snazzy custom figures that the TAs always make in their homework solution writeups. Is there some program that most people use to make their diagrams that they then...
I'm looking for a good book for graduate students that indicates how one can obtain a (classical) potential from a tree-level Feynman process. For example, how can one go from the S-matrix of e.g. Compton scattering and derive the Coulomb potential. Any help would be appreciated.
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http://img61.imageshack.us/img61/4585/8m1cdhx1.gif
I understood every except, How do they get the 9 degrees in part c?
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Hey guys I'm new here and I'm lookin' for some help as I'm sure a lot of you come here for that reason as well. I did an experiment where I fill a 150 mL half full, place a pencil in the middle and move it sideways until it reaches the side of the beaker. Then I am to draw a ray diagram of what...
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I'm currently reading Signals, Systems and Transforms by Charles L Phillips, John Parr and Eve Riskin, and I can't really get a grip of how to read a specific block diagram.
The second-order differential equation
a_2 \frac{d^2y(t)}{dt^2}+a_1 \frac{dy(t)}{dt}+a_0 y(t)=b_2...