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.
Consider the penrose diagram for anti de sitter spacetime. It looks like the picture at the bottom of this wikipedia page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti_de_Sitter_space
but sandwiched down I guess.
Anyway, the bit I've just been reading claims that \mathcal{I} (null and spacelike) infinity...
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So I'm a phd student of physics, but my research overlaps a little with inorganic chemistry, specifically transition metal oxides and spectroscopies of them. I can glean some information MO diagrams and find them quite useful when writing about what I'm doing... however it's difficult to...
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I am having problems with how to draw band diagrams with band bending for Schottky Barriers and PN junctions. My issue is that I don't know how you determine which Fermi level remains fixed at its equilibrium level and which Fermi level moves to align with it when the two materials...
I was reading about those in my textbook and they drew an example of a block resting on a ramp. The diagram showed the force of friction.
How is there friction if the block is not moving?
Thanks,
Peter G.
Very often we've identified sets of particles with the weights of a semi-simple Lie algebra - for example, the 8 particles of the baryon octet with the weights of the 8 representation of SU(3) global flavour symmetry (in the old days of the Eightfold Way), or the 3 weak bosons with the weights...
If I have a molecule of pb2SO4 for example, how would I draw that? What are the rules that tell me what attaches to what? When it's only 3 or 4 atoms, it's pretty easy to draw them, but when it's more than that, I have no clue what to do.
1) So, does the binary phase always represent the materials 100% on each end? That is to say, if you have lead and antimony, the right side will always represent 100% of one of the two, and the other side will present 100% of the other. If we look in the middle of the diagram, it's 50-50%...
Does anyone here use the package feynmf to generate feynman diagrams? I can use it to build diagrams, but I don't know how to build sums of diagrams
i.e. diagramA + diagram B + diagram C
Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks
I am writing a paper for a journal. The paper is supposed to have quite a few circuit diagrams. What software should I use to draw the circuit diagrams?
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I want to draw the detailed logic level diagram for a basic computer. For this i found a software that will work which is microsoft visio 2010. But i m not satisfied with that because it has some limitations. Such as re-arranging the wires automatically and also the simulation...
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Essentially I am pursuing clues as to what I should do in order to clean up the following circuit: .
I'm kind of confused regarding the portion where it says "no contact". Help?
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my professer has been getting us to draw ray diagrams of two lens systems and diagrams of a lens and mirror system.
these are two situations that i can not seem to figure out for my self
two lens system :
diverging lens to converging lens
(pictures would be ideal)...
Ray diagrams (lenses) urgent problem. I need full explanations.
1. The question
An object of height 2cm is placed 15 cm from a thin converging lens of focal length 10cm.
Complete the paths of two rays on the figure to show their passage through the lens to the image formed.
2. The...
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as usual I need help with some definitions regarding many-loop calculations.
In particular what do we mean with planar and non-planar topologies exactly?
I have an idea but I'm really not sure how to formalize it for an arbitrary big number of loops and legs.
Second, once...
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Two rockets are sent off at t=0, one from x=0 and the other at x=4. The rocket leaving from x=0 is moving at .8c and the rocket leaving x=4 is moving at .2c. When the paths of the two rockets meet, they send a light signal to x=0. Read off the coordinates in the S frame...
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Draw free body diagrams:
A rectangular block being accelerated on a horizontal, frictionless surface.
A skydiver who had just jumped from a plane and hasn't reached terminal velocity.
A cube being accelerated up a 30° incline with μk > 0.
A pendulum bob that has just been...
...compared to normal particles?
I was told this was something about, for a particle moving forward in spacetime, its antiparticle can be considered as moving backwards in space time. but that really doesn't mean anything to me.
what's wrong with putting a forward arrow on an...
I'm currently reading Griffiths book (I'm at chapter 4) on Particle physics, and I had a question about Feynman diagrams.
In every "node" of a Feynman diagram, what quantities are conserved?
Further, what quantities are conserved over the entire diagram?
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I have been having a little discussion with a friend. We both know that for a spring/damper system in parallel like shown below, the associated free body diagram is correct.
http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/2023/para0.jpg
But when it comes to the same system in...
**a horizontal force with magnitude A is acting on a pulley as shown. the two masses p and P are moving together, same acceleration. p is trying to fall to the left but the tension from the rope and the static friction is keeping it in place.
Everything else you need to know is in my two...
The standard definition of coordinates on Penrose diagrams seems to be something like \tan(u\pm v)=x\pm t. This is what Wikipedia gives, and Hawking and Ellis also give a transformation involving a tangent function, although I haven't checked whether the factors of 2, etc. agree. Neither source...
I'm planning to plot phase diagrams of Temperature vs Composition. I found the formula ln(x) = \frac{\Delta H}{R} (\frac{1}{T_A} - \frac{1}{T}) from the Clapeyron equation.
Its a ideal solution of 2 metals in L state and regular solution in S state. Eutectic temperature is at 850C and enthalpy...
For instance, in the below diagram:
[PLAIN]http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/3205/59914396.png
How do you know if the reaction force on the beam is in Direction A or B? How do you determine the correction direction?
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The potential energy of a pair of atoms separated by a large distance x is given by U(x) = -C6/x6, where C6 is a positive constant. What is the force that one atom exerts on the other? Is this force attractive or repulsive?
Homework Equations
F(x) = -dU/dx...
I'm working through Srednicki's QFT text, and I'm continuously vexed by the various numerical factors in diagrams and vertices, as well as the grouping of diagrams. For example, in Chapter 10 (pg 75) Srednicki treats basic \phi\phi\rightarrow\phi\phi scattering processes in \phi^3. He claims...
Hello, I need help
with plotting a S-N curve using Excel given the data below
I know how to plot using the scatter function in excel but i am confused on what values should go on the y-axis...i.e S...it is clear that the number of cycles will obviously go onto the x-axis...Please explain what...
Homework Statement
Please see the attachment, Q2
Homework Equations
\sumFx = 0
\sumMA = 0
The Attempt at a Solution
for part A, i get 14123N as the tension, moment at C about B, 9.8x1000x5 = 49050
49050/7 = 7007N
tan-1 (4/7) = 29.74o
TSin(29.74) - 7007 = 0
TSin(29.74) = 7007...
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Bobo decides to go skydiving. When he jumps from the plane, his mass combines with the mass of his chute is 75.4kg, which means that the force of gravity on him is 739N.
A. Before he opens the chute, the wind resistance on Bobo gives him an upward force of 10N. Draw a force...
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I have to make a scheme of a bit detector that detects the bit "1101" with a Mealy Machine.
So I have made the following state diagram and state table(picture 1 and picture 2)
http://img215.imageshack.us/g/picture1jf.png/"
Now I don't know what happens in picture 3. How...
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in Penrose diagrams it says that once you have crossed a first Cauchy horizon(of a rotating black hole) , then, with the repulsive singularity, it is possible to cross another Cauchy horizon, and then another event horizon to escape the black hole and go into another universe.
so I...
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How can we represent covariant and contravariant vectors on curved spacetime diagrams?
How can we draw these vectors on a spacetime diagram?
Contravariant vectors are really vectors,
therefore we can represent them on the diagram with directed line elements.
Covariant vectors are...
1. A frictionless surface is inclined at an angle of 34.4° to the horizontal. A 270-g block on the ramp is attached to a 75.0-g block using a pulley, as shown in the figure below.
(a) Draw two free-body diagrams, one for the 270-g block and the other for the 75.0-g block. (b) Find the tension...
I'm working on a "draw all possible Feynman diagrams up to order 2" problem for a scalar field that obeys the Klein-Gordon equation, and I'm wondering about a few things. When I did a course on particle physics and was first introduced to Feynman diagrams in the context of QED (but not QED...
http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/511/pistonquerstion.jpg
This is my part attempt...
[PLAIN][PLAIN]http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/7342/internalenergyanswer.jpg
And ideas on how I can do the rest of it?
I was suddenly confused by the calculation of symmetry factors of Feynman diagrams.
For example, in Peskin's textbook, as the attached pdf file,
Below eq(4.45), he calculated the symmetry factor in detail,
however, I was confused by the last 1/2 factor.
I'm trying to realize this...
Can you recommend a good book or pdf file to learn how to draw Penrose diagrams in general cases? It is possible to draw "precise" well-defined Penrose diagrams for every spacetimes?
I apologize for not using the template, but my question is more of a conceptual question than anything else.
The only thing so far that confuses me with Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams is when, in some cases, it is easier to approach the beam from the right side instead of the left...
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Ok, so I'm in college now. However, I'm having the same problem i did when I was in high school. When your doing a problem that has let's say a truck on a 30 degree incline, how do you decide whether that angle will be touching the y component of the angle or the x? The...
Say you want to evaluate this integral:
\int^{\infty}_{-\infty} \frac{dx}{x^2-A}
Since the bottom factors into \frac{1}{(x-\sqrt{A})(x+\sqrt{A})} ,
using the theorem of residues, the integral is
\pm 2\pi i (\frac{1}{2\sqrt{A}})
(where \pm is + if Im \{\sqrt{A} \}>0 and - otherwise, but...
Vincent Rivasseau and four others just posted "July3150" (I mean 1007.3150, just easier to remember that way for some reason) where they made the observation in effect that
spinfoams are the Feynman diagrams of GFT.
It's not a new thing to point out, but it is very helpful to mention...
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The ski supports the 900N weight of a person. If the snow loading on its bottom surface is trapezoidal determine the intensity w (N/m). Draw the shear and bending moment diagrams for the ski.
The ski has an overall length of 2m. The force arrows 'hang' of the bottom of...
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This upcoming semester I'll be taking my first course in Semiconductor physics and I'm studying out of the textbook independently this summer to prepare myself.
I've been learning about energy bands and I wanted to clarify a couple of concepts that my text...
I hope this is the right forum to ask this question.
I am looking for a Latex package that is able to draw Braid diagrams without too much trouble. See for example http://arxiv.org/abs/0707.1889v2" (figure 2, page 3). Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Hi everybody,i'm worried about some calculation. I have to write down the amplitude for the neutral Kaon oscillation. There are two Box diagrams which are depicted here:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/de/9/92/FeynmanKaon.png
The two diagrams come along with a combinatorical factor of...
Here I have a question which I'm unfamilar with. I'm not sure how to answer the question by explaining what is involved with the diagram.
Discuss the following pictures in terms of work and power outlining any assumptions that you make.