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.
When I study about the transformation of coordinates, especially while defining gradient, curl, divergence and other vector integral theorem in different co-ordinate system, a concept called metric is defined and it is said to used for transform these operators in different co-ordinates, it is...
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A cylindrical container is sealed with a movable piston and contains 0.200 mol of oxygen. The initial pressure is 2.5 × 10^5 Pa and the initial temperature is 77◦C. The value of the ideal gas constant is R = 8.315J/mol · K. The oxygen, which can be approximated as an ideal...
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(a) e- + e+ -> e- + e+
(b) e- + e- -> e- + e-
c) e- + e- -> e- + e- + u+ + u-
d) y -> e+ + e-
e) y + y -> y + y
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Part (a)[/B]
Part (b)
Part (c)
Part (d)
Part (e)
Not sure what to do with this, since usually the...
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I need help with conserving momentum at these vertices (this is Bhabha scattering):
So in Diagram (a), the first vertext to the left. The incoming momenta are p_{1}+p_{2}. The outgoing momentum I'll call it p. So...shouldnt I have p_{1}+p_{2}=p? Furthermore, is the propagator...
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Complete the timing diagram for the following circuit:
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So I was doing some pre-midterm studying, and I was slightly confused with the operation of this circuit.
I think part of the solution provided is incorrect, but I'm not...
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Hello, My thermodynamics professor gave us homework to plot 3 lines of constant temperature on a PV diagram in excel and 3 lines of constant pressure on a TV diagram.
I have no clue how to do this and was wondering if someone could help me
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He gave us the...
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(a) Find energy of incoming beam that creates highest cross section
(b) What are the differences in the two reactions, using quark diagrams?
(c) What would the peaks of the two reactions be like?
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Part(a)
[/B]
Cross section is...
I am absolutely clueless when it comes to drawing free body diagrams. I think I understand the concepts but as soon as I see an unfamiliar system I have no idea what goes where.
Are there any resourcess that provide a large number of practice problems (with solutions) for drawing free body...
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At a construction site, a small crane is raising two boxes of nails on a plank to the roof. One box has already been opened and is half full, while the other box is new. The boxes, including the nails, weigh 10kg and 20kg, respectively, and are both the same size.
If the...
I wanted to ask, about the ##6##-dimensional ##\phi ^3 ## theory...
The Lagrangian is:
$$ L = \frac{1}{2} (\partial \phi)^2 - c \phi - \frac{m^2}{2} \phi^2 + \frac{g}{3!} \phi^3$$
When I want to draw all the 1-loop 1PI diagrams, should I make something like these:
?
I'm currently going through the interaction part of Tong's lecture notes on quantum field theory, and I'm a bit confused about how many Feynman diagrams I need to draw in order to compute the amplitude of various interaction terms. Tong presents Feynman diagrams through a series of examples. For...
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Can anyone provide me a good tutorial link on drawing the vector diagrams for a transformer on load, when the load is a)Inductive b)Capacitive c)Resistive Capacitive ?
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I have a rectangular PV diagram of a heat engine. Like this one:
I have to show why this cannot work in reverse as a refrigerator.
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U = 0.5fnRT (U = internal energy, f = degrees of freedom, n = number of moles of gas, R = ideal gas constant, T =...
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Sketch d-orbital splitting diagrams for a complex in Td symmetry and a complex in D4h symmetry. Label the orbitals as bonding, antibonding, or non-bonding
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So I know that in Td symmetry, the d-orbitals split into a lower...
Has anyone of you tried to work with creating Feynman Graphs in LaTeX?
I tried using the feynmf package, as explained here:
https://www.sharelatex.com/learn/Feynman_diagrams
and used the same introductory script:
\begin{fmffile*}{diagram}
\begin{fmfgraph}(40,25)
\fmfleft{i1,i2}
\fmfright{o1,o2}...
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w=(2/3)x
The Attempt at a Solution
So integrating w to get V
(1/3)x^2 +C
Then Sum in the Y-direction should be
9-(2/3)x+18=0
Somebody tell me what in god's name is going on here. It seems like they are ignoring the 18kN force and then plugging in my...
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I am learning Feynman diagrams and I still do not understad quite well the symmetry factor idea. The equation is:
$$ \frac{1}{O(G)} = \frac{M}{n!(4!)^n} $$
I was trying the next example:
If I am not wrong it is O(G) = 10 taking care of the asymmetry of each pair of internal lines...
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I have created lots of shear force and bending moment diagrams for simply supported beams. I have used the maximum value on the bending mement diagram for bending and stress equations, but I have never found any real use for the shear force diagram. Yes they tell you the distribution...
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Hi everyone, I am trying to construct qualitative band diagrams and I think I have confused myself. I am not sure on how to figure out what the electron configurations are of the orbitals when k=0. I get that at k=π/2 it is the opposite state but I can't seem to figure out...
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Which of these diagrams represent the same circuit?
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I thought it was A and D because it seems to me that in both cases the current is going splitting into two different paths. Also it seems to me that in A and D the potential...
I am looking for phase diagrams for Mag-Thor alloys and would also like to get some information on how they are typically processed. Are these alloys typically made by diffusion of Th in the Mg and then thermally homogenized? Or are they usually cast? Perhaps made by some other process all...
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I've just started to read "An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory by Peskin and Schroeder" and at the end of 6th page I could read:
"... Since H_I should conserve angular momentum, the photon to which these particles couple must have the correct polarization vector to give it...
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I'm working on getting together some notes on school maths and of course I'd like to include some diagrams. The usual stuff, graphs of things like parabolas, circle geometry, etc. But I'm also skint. So I'm looking for some open source programs that can do that, and they need to be...
In Introduction to QFT (peskin) 4.5, he writes:
The computation for M, of course, will be quite different when identical particles are present.
However, I have finished reading the first part of the book and found no special treatment for identical particles. Can anybody tell me how to...
Hello, I am wanting to write a math/physics book or possibly a PDF online book and I'm wondering if anyone knows of any programs that exists for making pictures and drawing diagrams.
I not just looking for something to make x-y graphs or 3-D graphs, I'm looking for something that designed...
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Imagine a graph of pressure in kPa (y-axis) against volume in L (x-axis). There is a straight line moving from point A at 300kPa, 0.5L to point B at 500kPa, 1L. The false origin on this graph is 200kPa, 0L. What is the work done by the gas?
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W=pV...
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For the following reactions draw Feynman diagrams, clearly labelling all the quarks, leptons and exchanged particles and stating the type of interaction involved (if more than one interaction could be involved give the most likely):
(i) ##\pi^0 \to \gamma + \gamma##...
Hello.
In the attachments are the equations for power transmission circle and power reception circle. Does anyone know how they are derived?
Pr= power reception
Ps=power transmission
I think Wn is the power reference.
Definition/Summary
Feynman diagrams are a combinatorial device for enumerating a sum of integrals of products of delta functions.
Feynman diagrams are a mathematical tool with no physical significance. In particular, no single Feynman diagram is intended to represent any physical...
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I've been reading about biconvex lenses, drawing ray diagrams and real/virtual images. I'm now trying to translate this into how an image is formed in a compound infinity optics microscope. And this has raised some questions:
-In an infinity optical system the object is placed at a...
4m3 rigid tank contains saturated H2O vapour at 3.5 bar. When this tank is left for a long time in a laboratory at 25.4oC, its temperatures reduces to this temperature. The thermodynamic properties of H2O is attached.
Questions
What would the boundary of the system be and what would the...
Let's use the material brass as an example.
My problem is that I have no understanding of the concept of "phases". In the phase diagram for brass, we have α, β, γ, δ, ε, and η phases as well as the liquid phase (L).
My question is, how do I interpret these phases? What is the difference...
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I'm assured that scattering cross-sections in QFT computed at tree level correspond to cross-sections in the classical theory. For example the tree level cross-section for electron-electron scaterring in QED corresponds to scattering of classical point charges. But I'm not sure I...
Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam in the figure. Clearly show all values, including the maximum shear and maximum moment and their positions on the diagrams. Assume the supports at A and C are rollers and D is a pin support. note there is a hinge at point B.
I am having trouble...
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A) Explain what happens when a gas is kept in a cylinder under constant pressure while being cooled. Assume that constant pressure is less than critical pressure. Draw PT and VT diagrams for this?
B) Describe and explain what is seen when a strong transparent container of constant...
How does one construct a block diagram from the state space representation?
Consider the state space:
\begin{align}
\dot{\mathbf{x}} &=
\begin{pmatrix}
0 & 1\\
0 & 0
\end{pmatrix}
\mathbf{x}(t) +
\begin{pmatrix}
0\\
1
\end{pmatrix}\mathbf{u}(t)\\
y(t) &= x_1(t)
\end{align}
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An object with a mass of 300 kg is suspended between two cables which sag at an
angle of 40ᴼ below horizontal, on either side. Draw a free-body diagram.
While driving in your car, you notice that the string holding the rosary to your
rear-view mirror makes an angle...
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An object with a mass of 5 kg is suspended between 2 strings which sags at an angle of 52° Below horizontal on either sides. Draw a force diagram.
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Hi everyone. I have been studying CP violation in kaon systems. I would like to know is someone can explain why, to leading order, strong penguin diagrams (i.e. involving a gluon) only contribute to the K\to (\pi\pi)_{I=0} amplitude, while the isospin 2 amplitude is given by the electro-weak...
Hi Folks,
Have a task , but no idea how to resolve.
Will appreciate any help.
Consider the function f: {5,6,7} →{A,B,C} given by f(5)=A, f(6)=C, and f(7)=B
Draw its arrow diagram and state its domain, codomain and range.
Is it (i) onto and (ii) one-to-one ? Explain. Does it have...
I'm trying to understand how to draw MO diagram for molecules such as CO, HF, and NO. I am finding so much conflicting information on how to order the σ and pi boxes in the diagram. Now, I know that the more electronegative atom's orbitals are going to be lower in energy than the less...
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I am trying to write a block diagram as a transfer function.
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The Attempt at a Solution
Let ##G = \frac{1}{s}##, ##H = \frac{K}{Js + a}##, and ##L= K_f##. Then wouldn't the closed loop transfer function be written as
$$...
A 60kg student is standing on a scale in an elevator that measures weight in Newtons. Calculate the reading on the scale if the elevator is accelerating down at 4 m/s^2...when the elevator is accelerating up at 4 m/s^2... and in free fall.
Not sure if my work/answer is correct
accelerating...
If we scatter unpolarized electrons off each other and we calculate the amplitude for electrons to scatter into final states and one photon to be emitted do we get destructive interference because the photon can be emitted by either electron? Is one photon emission suppressed in favor of an even...
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So in my notes we have the following example:
So I decided to try to solve it another way, this time I flipped the figure and here is my attempt:
I got the correct moment but then the signs on my shear is flipped. Does anyone know why?
For a 2nd order electron-positron scattering, the following diagrams are possible:
http://www.quantumdiaries.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/eepp-1024x228.png
My question is: What is the meaning of the right diagram - is a photon created and annihilated instantaneously? how is this possible?
I am starting to learn Special and General realitivity by reading through Bernard F. Schutz's book "A First Course in General Realitivity". However I can't seem to grasp the relationship between two reference frames as compared with a Space-Time diagram. I understand the geometry of the diagrams...
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Show that the S' axes, x' and ct', are nonorthogonal in a spacetime diagram. Assume that t = t' = 0 when x = x' = 0. (Hint: use the fact that the ct' axis is the world line of the origin of S' to show that the ct' axis is inclined with respect to the ct' axis. Next, note...