I was reading about noise and noise voltage/root hertz here -
http://www.stanford.edu/class/me220/data/lectures/lect02/Noise_writeup.pdf
What exactly is mean square. why do we need Mean square.
How do we know time average of noise voltage is zero?
what the following statement exactly mean :"A topological space is a set M with a distinguished collection of subsets,to be called the open sets".and I don't understand the meaning of "distinguished collection ".it's better have some example.thanks
Distributions: sample mean and variance, and variance of sample means?
Hi. Say you have a population, and from there you can draw a stochastic variable ##X## with a specified distribution. So you take out a few sizeable samples from the population, and calculate the mean and variance of ##X##...
The distribution of grades is know to follow a normal distribution, but the mean and variance are unknown. A random sample of 12 students produced the following scores:
59, 84, 68, 93, 49, 77, 82, 75, 81, 58, 70, 80
Find the 90% two-sided confidence interval for the mean score.
For the following algebraic expressions for the Laplace transform of a signal, determine the number of zeros located in the finite \(s-\)plane and the number of zeros located at infinity.
Does that mean pole since at a pole the plot will diverge to \(\infty\)? Otherwise, what would be a zero...
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I've had a qualm over the definition of ''in series'' or ''in parallel''. I want to know, when two components are in series, does that mean that they share the same current, or does it mean that the components only share one node on one side of the component with each other.
Similarly...
Hi, I get two contradicting sections of the book "Concepts in Thermal Physics":
Earlier in the section they used the grand partition function to derive the mean occupation number ##<n_i> = -\frac{1}{\beta}\frac{\partial ln Z}{\partial E_i}##
Later in the section, they said ##<n_k> =...
Consider an oblique circular cone of altitude h, base radius R, with apex directly above a point on the base circumference. What is the mean length (& variance) for the set of all rays from the apex to points on or within the base circumference?
What does it mean to be "good at math"?
I have recently began preparing for college by picking up a calculus textbook and doing it from the beginning. Although I'm not particularly talented at math, I am a little above average when it comes to understanding physics and mathematics concepts. I...
I was reading the Wikipedia article at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler-Lagrange_equation and came across several symbols I am not familiar with.
An arrow pointing right with a short vertical bar on the left end. What does this special arrow mean?
How is it different from an arrow without the...
I understand the "north" is where to field is "coming out of" and south is where it returns, and i can see how two magnets would repel and attract. However when electrons or protons are brought near magnetic fields they are deflected. Why?
What determines which direction a negativley charged...
Using second mean value theorem in Bonnet's form show that there exists a
p in [a,b] such that
\int_a^b e^{-x}cos x dx =sin ~p
I know the theorem but how to show this using that theorem .
If I have a problem in which the laminar/turbulent transition point is said to be 50% the mean aerodynamic chord, how can I find the area of the wing over which there is laminar flow? Is it simply half the wing area?
I could see that capacitor impedance is mostly negative.
Does the negative sign has any significant meaning?
Also why do people convert impedance to admittance for circuit calculation?
Please help!
Homework Statement
Calculate the mean square displacement x2 of the particle from its
equilibrium position.Homework Equations
∫ from -\infty to +\infty of Nv2 * Hv(y) * e-y^2 dy
Since y=x/\alpha, \alphady=dx
yHv = vHv-1 + (1/2)Hv+1The Attempt at a Solution...
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I've been doing some research on random walks. From what I have gathered, a random walker in 1-D will have:
<x> = N l (2 p - 1)
σ = 2 l sqrt[N p (1 - p) ]
Here, N is the number of steps, p is the probability to take a step to the right and l is the step size.
I was wondering what <x^2>...
Homework Statement
What is the expected value of ||Ax+n|| where || || is the L2 norm and x and n are uncorrelated and E[n] = 0
The Attempt at a Solution
E[ norm of Y] = E[(Ax+n)' (Ax+n)] = E[(x'A'+n')(Ax+n)] = E[x'A'xA +x'T'n +n'Ax +n'n]
the three last terms = 0 due to...
Homework Statement
Random vector Y = [Y_1 Y_2 Y_3 …. Y_m]' where ' = transpose mean = u and and ∑ = covariance
Z = N_1 * Y_1 + N_2 * Y_2 + …. + N_m*Y_m all N are numbers Find the covariance of Z E[ (Y- E[Y] )(Y - E[Y] ) ] = E[YY'] -E[Y]E[Y]'= [N_1 N_2 .. N_m] [∑ - u^2 ….∑ -u^2] ' This...
Find the mean square error using the pseudo inverse approach.
I am given a 11X9 matrix A, a 11X1 vector F and R = 11X11 diagonal matrix
so Rhat = A[(A'A)^-1 ]A' R . Then I get a 11X11 matrix. Shouldn't I get getting a 8X11 matrix How do I get the most optimum vector F?
"you know for a fact that a bowling ball drops more quickly than a feather. This is true, but it has nothing to do with gravity. The only reason this occurs is because the earth’s atmosphere provides resistance. "
friction??
I have a doubt about the interference wave pattern of double slit experiment with light beam.
does it mean the interference of electromagnetic wave (which tells about the frequency causing color) or Spatial probability wave (which was explained by Max Born).
I am not good at math. can someone...
Homework Statement
"At 273 K and 1.00x10^-2 atm, the density of a gas is 1.24x10^-5 g/cm^3.
A.) Find the Vrms for the gas molecules
B.) Find the molar mass and identify the gas (Choose from H2, He, H20, N2, O2, or CO2)"
Homework Equations
Vrms = √(3RT/Mm)
pV = nRT
The Attempt...
"consider the collection of all polynomials (with complex coefficients) of degree less than N in x"
okay so I'm considering a set of polynomials with complex coefficients and degree of the polynomial is less than N. what is this "in x" part that's being referred to? what's x?...
[a;b[
I want to do a problem with this but i can't find anything about it, if anyone can help me it'd be very useful, thank you. :)
The one i want to do exactly is [20;30[ , in case anyone is wondering.
The link to the motor is here: http://www.savoxusa.com/Savox_SC1256TG_Digital_Servo_p/savsc1256tg.htm
In the description tab, it lists all the specs. My question is in regards to the speed specs.
e.g., "Speed(@4.8V sec/60): .18"
I don't understand what that is saying. 0.18 what?
0.18 sec per...
f = 1/T?? What does it mean?
What does this formula means:
f = 1/T
I don't get this. Please explain the relationship between frequency and period and the formula above thanks :)
Homework Statement
A tyre contains gas at a pressure of 150 kPa. If the gas has a density of 2.0 kg m-3, find the root mean square speed of the molecules.
Homework Equations
These are the equations I believe to be relevant:
c_{rms} = \frac{\sqrt{<c^2>}}{N}
pV = \frac{1}{3}Nm<c^2>
p =...
How to calculate <n_i ^2> for an ideal gas by the grand partition function (<n_i> is the occupation number)? In other words, I like to know how do we get to the formula <n_i>=-1/\beta (\frac{\partial q}{\partial\epsilon}) and <n_i ^2>=1/Z_G [-(1/\beta \frac{\partial }{\partial\epsilon})^2 Z_G]...
I have been debating with a few other people on another board, regarding the correct way to calculate the mean average of a list of values, where those values are recorded temperatures.
A great many people seem to believe, for example, that if each temperature reading is accurate to +/- 0.5°...
I found this equation for driven oscillators, and am unsure what the F_0 means, and how it's used. Can someone please briefly explain this?
Also, I don't get what the difference is between the initial and final omega. (how can there be a final omega if it's constantly increasing?)
Homework Statement
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I am confused as to which streams I should use for the log mean temperature difference. I am pretty sure it should be the difference in temperature between the two streams on the same side, so I think it's
(700-450)-(1100-960) /...
I hear this term a lot but couldn't find much from a google search
My initial guess is that we put a AC current through a inductor coil to create a magnetic field.
Am I close?
Physics teacher and physics professors need to come up with a better definition of nonlinearity if we expect our students to pass any basic physics course. This is because of how education has changed over the past 10 years. I hope in this thread, we collectively as members of this forum can...
So I have been doing research and if antimatter atoms can exist, does that mean every atom now a days has an antimatter counterpart? I know we have discovered anti-hydrogen but anyways I'm trailing off.
Could you theoretically create anti-molecules? Obviously realistically at this time...
I was given a C++ program (a hefty one at that) and asked to create a map of it. He added some more details (something about functions), and I left his office thinking I understood what he requested but now I realize I don't.
I'll approach him and ask for more details but before I do that...
My book has a chapter on the general mean field approach. I have attached a page of it I don't understand very well. I do understand the general idea of meanfield theory:
Expand operators around their average and assume small fluctuations and neglect the second order term.
But in the attached...
Homework Statement
For the nonparameteric estimator \hat{f}(x)=\frac{1}{2hn}\sum\limits_{i=1}^n I_i(x) of a pdf,
(a) Obtain its mean and determine the bias of the estimator
(b) Obtain its variance
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
For (a), I think it goes like this...
We have variable X (Active companies with a credit score)
and variable Y (Bankrupt companies with a credit score)
The mean, variance, n etc for their credit scores are known for X and Y. (We are given a lot of information about these companies, but a lot of this information is irrelevant...
Homework Statement
An ideal gas has rms speed vrms at a temperature of 288K .
At what temperature is the rms speed tripled?
Homework Equations
P=(NmV2)/3V
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm kind of stumped on this one. Other ones I've done are pretty simple to figure out, but the...
Hi guys,
I hope someone is able to help me with this, I'm currently stuck on a problem.
1. I was given some data (in continuous, grouped form) regarding phone call times for a call center agent and asked to represent the data using the most accurate form of average.
I initially calculated...
Hi guys,
I hope someone is able to help, I'm currently stuck on a problem.
I'm having trouble justifying which representation is more accurate for my data; either mean with standard deviation or median with IQR.
I've calculated both averages for the my data, however I was advised by someone...
If I have a collection of vectors in very high euclidean space(n=72). How do I find the mean value of all the vectors? Maybe I'm using the incorrect terminology. Maybe I want to find the centroid of where all these vectors are?? I'm working on a machine learning algorithm. Any help would be...
Homework Statement
Show in the graph ,there will be no allowed bound states with odd-parity if the well depth is less than ${V_min}$
Find ${V_min}$ in terms of k and a.where a is the half of the well width.
What does no allowed bound state mean?
Homework Equations
$cotz=-pa/z$ where p^2...