Homework Statement
Say, it is known that
E_X[f(X)] = E_X[g(X)] = a where f(X) and g(X) are two functions of the same random variable X. What is the relationship between f(X) and g(X)?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
My answer is f(X) = g(X) + h(X) where E_X[h(X)] =...
We have the rate of change of number of electrons with energy directly proportional to the volume in an 3-D potential well.
For a white dwarf, the mass is inversely proportional to its volume.
If we consider the electrons in a white dwarf to be in such a potential well, dN/dE becomes...
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a)If the mass of the crate is doubled but the initial velocity is not changed, what distance does the crate slide before stopping? Explain.
b) If the initial velocity of the crate is doubled to 2vi but the mass is not changd, what distance does the crate slide before...
Homework Statement
So this is not really a homework problem, but it is an academic-related problem which I want to solve.
Suppose in my current research position, I'm making synthetic Collagen heterotrimers, composed of A,B,C monomers, which form into a triple helix arrangement. Each monomer...
I don't know if this is a thermodynamics issue or a quantum mechanics one. It seems like there should be some relationship between the average heat and pressure of a system and the behavior of electrons orbiting nuclei. Does anyone know if there are any observations and experiments that have...
Homework Statement
Derive the exact relationship between φ and γ, compare it to your experimental results.
Homework Equations
Snells law, ni sin (θi) = nt sin (θr)
The Attempt at a Solution
I have know idea what to do.
My experimental value was φ=25, γ=15
thanks
I have been told that there is no interaction between the gravitational fields of the sun and any planet, but the issue continues to stimulate my curiosity.
If the Earth orbits the sun at 30km/s, how could anything achieve an orbital speed around Earth at greater than 30km/s without...
Homework Statement
To determine a formula that can be used to determine the lifting capacity of an electromagnet/magnet through a known air gap.
Homework Equations
Weight= (magnetomotive force)/reluctance
The Attempt at a Solution
From the experiment the following general...
Hi everyone, I want to find a mathematical relationship between my head direction and the direction of a camera placed at a distance. The objective is to make the camera heading to same point where my head is looking at. Both my head and the camera are in the horizontal plane and the motion...
I have a really fundamental problem with understanding relationship between force & power. Please help me with this example:
An electrically powered spaceship (e.g. 100% efficient ionic engine) is traveling through space. No external forces (like nearby stars) act on it. We turn on the engines...
Homework Statement
See Figure
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I honestly don't know how to start this problem, I tried cutting out the current source and I'm thinking I should get something like a voltage divider. Does that help in any way?
A slight push to get...
Hello,
Let X and Y be two spaces equipped respectively with two metrics d_1 and d_2, and let's consider a mapping f:(X,d_1)\rightarrow(Y,d_2)
How can I formalize the fact that for any point x in X, all the points that are "very close" to x (respect to the metric d_1) must be mapped into...
First post. Hope I'm doing it right.
So, I was puzzling through some of the very basic ideas of quantum physics and special relativity and I came up with an unusual place where they might agree.
Special relativity states that every frame of reference is as valid as every other one. That...
Ok. There are 2 universal beams. One is 500mm deep and the other one is 400mm deep. For both beams, the top and bottom flanges are 200mm wide x 10mm deep. [SPAN of the beams is not given]
Questions is..If the maximum bending moment capacity of the 400mm deep universal beam is 200 kn.m. What...
in general, how do we show linear relationship over a small x of the equation?
Is the equation being able to be Taylor expand show itself as linear? likewise can we consider the series expansion at about x=0 (maclaurin series) to be linear too?
If not, is there any examples countering...
I have read some books about quantum physics.There are about too kinds of interpretation about uncertainty relationship.The first is that it consists in single measurement.However the other one is statistical explanation that it just consists in measuring repeatedly.I support the former...
Homework Statement
Just a proof that I am having touble with
State and prove the relationship between the coefficient of friction and the angle of friction
The Attempt at a Solution
I wouldn't know where to start, I know that
(the reaction force X coefficient of friction) = Friction...
Are mass and density always in a 1 to 1 relationship? For example, can there be a material that takes up more space without it having more mass than another material that takes up less space?
Thanks,
Jake
Homework Statement
What is the relationship between Wavelength(λ) and Amplitude?Homework Equations
V = fλThe Attempt at a Solution
Well, i know an increase in frequency will cause a higher pitch, but what happens when the wavelengths increase of decrease?
Hi,
I am going through my notes trying to get things straight in my head and something is confusing me. I also have the feeling it will turn out not to be very complicated, which is why I am a bit frustrated with this.
I know that there is something used in general relativity called the...
Homework Statement
In space-time when one "travels" a distance x from a point (within the light cone) this, in effect, comes off the time it takes. This is a hyperbolic relationship
Homework Equations
tau = SQRT[t2 - x2]
We'll stay with one dimension (x)
The Attempt at a...
Im trying to find a formula(s) that link current to resistance to the heat produced by the resistance, simaliar to a heating element only it would be a liquid or aqueous medium
When you go across a period the radius generally increases. Does that mean that the z effective decrease? If Z effective is the strength (pull) the valence electron feels, that should be the case, shouldn't it? The electrons in the lower n-orbitals should screen it from being pulled to the...
I need some explanation to what I must know in order to solve the next problem. A step by step process and mention of the particular concept I must know would be greatly appreciated as I must learn how to do this by june 8.
" In the alpha decay of a Uranium-238 nucleus, what is the ratio v/V...
learning calculus here. got differential calculus, though it is a little foggy, and most of integral calculus, which is a little foggier. also using very unpolished precalc background, though i did give most of it a once-over. i have many questions which i can't think of, but of the top of my...
Moderator's note: two threads merged into one. -- Redbelly98
Homework Statement
what is the relationship between the launch angle and the displacement of a projectile,
is it possible to say that the launch angle is proportional to displacement, can it be done mthematically by using...
Homework Statement
I'm struggling to understand the relationship between the Debye temperature and the speed of sound in a substance. An example problem given is:
Estimate the Debye Temperature of Silicon and Lead, given that their respective speeds of sound are 9150 m/s and 1320 m/s. (not...
Hi...
We have all seen the equation det(M)=exp(tr(lnM)). I was taught the proof using diagonalisation. I was wondering if there was a proof for non-diagonalisable matrices also.
"if and only if" relationship between them?
Hi Pfers, just a little question :
If you have a problem of the form "Show that these definitions are equivalent",do I basically have to prove an "if and only if" relationship between them?
What will be the relationship between the midnight line and the international date line when the entire world has the same day?
Can I get some hints I'm stomped.
Homework Statement
Write an equation in words to show relationship between mass concentration, molar concentration and molar mass and give an explanation.
Homework Equations
Not sure :/
This one has popped up a few times, A=M/Mr, but as of this moment I am not sure of what the letters...
I currently have a question that i am struggling with it is:
Propose a mathematical model in the form of an equation desribing, in general terms, the relationship between a given volume for a cylindrical container and the minimum surface area of material required to make it..
i am...
I'm just a year 12 student with an interest in mathematics and physics, but I have a question (or rather a few) for particle physicists/mathematicians out there.
I have read a little about abstract algebra - to about the extent of knowing the definition of a group, its relationship to...
May be it's a stupid question but I can't figure it out.
according to Eulers Relationship:
ej\alpha=cos\alpha+jsin\alpha
on the other hand I have equation:
Vt=V0cos wt
and it can be rewritten as:
Vt=V0ejwt
where V is voltage in AC (see link below)...
I was assigned a project in Applied Math and I chose to investigate the strength of the relationship between Math and Physics. My scope of tests is still limited, so I decided to first do a chi squared test (to show independence) and then determine the product moment correlation coefficient...
Hi everybody,
Guys I'm a total stranger to physics. I need some help to find the relationship between the major/minor axes of an ellipse and the radius of a sphere in a cone of light.
For example, imagine a light source is located at 'h' height from a plane and a sphere(with a radius of...
In my opinion, there are a couple of absolutes.
1). You need to have your sexual desires fulfilled by your partner.
2). You need to have a common "life project" that you share an active interest in.
3). You need to have separate spaces of existence available.
Number one is number one. If...
I am not a physics person and came across this
diff (density)/diff (time) = (1/speed of sound^^2) diff (pressure)/diff (time)
I want to know what are conditions of application of this? I was advised that the equation assumes thermal equilibrium as density is a function of temperature and...
Homework Statement
I'm trying to figure out the input/output relationship for Fourier Optics:
If we have a plane at z = 0 with the complex amplitude f(x,y) = U(x,y,0) and the complex amplitude at the output g(x,y) = U(x,y,d) at z = d.
My question is if f(x,y) = 1, how do I explicitly...
From the central limit theorem the binomial distribution can be approximated by a normal distribution N(0,1). But the binomial distribution can also be approximated by a poisson distribition.
Does this mean there is a relationship between the normal distribution and the poisson distribution...
We know that the Earth revolves around the sun in an oval orbit the sun occupies one of its centers
On this basis, the distance from the sun is not constant and the land closest to the sun in Maicon on Jan. 3 and and be further from the sun on July 4, the difference between the two points...
Homework Statement
Determine the relationship between ^m/m and ^g/g from the relationship, m= 4pi^2/g
^= uncertainty
Homework Equations
m= 4pi^2/gThe Attempt at a Solution
^m/m = 4^g/g?
In general, what can one say about the relationship between geodesic motion of (massive and massless) particles and the killing vectors associated with the metric?
I am reading an Abstract Algebra book, and there is a theorem that says:
Thm: If G is a finite group, then the number of elements conjugate to a is the index of the normalizer in G.
The book uses the normalizer to mean
N(a\in G)=\{ x\in G\colon xa=ax\}
Now if the group is S_4, and...
Can anyone help explain how one can apply information say from an energy band diagram of an element/compound to its respective fermi surface / "sphere"?
I understand there is a direct relationship, however, I can seem to physical interpret how one is able to say look at the energy band...
Is there anyway I can convert the attached equation into a linear relationship so that 'a' is the gradient of the straight line. 't' and 'h' are both variables. It doesn't matter exactly what the x and y values are. I just need 'a' to be the gradient of the straight line. I tried lots of...
relationship (Pure+Applied+Bio) Math?!
Pleas can you help me to know the relationship between the Pure, Applied and Bio Mathematics (Mathematical Biology) in a few words?Thank you
Hello.
I took a class on ODEs and learned about solving second order homologous equations by writing down the characteristic equation.
http://www.sosmath.com/diffeq/second/constantcof/constantcof.html
I am now learning about PDEs on my own and I came across parabolic, hyperbolic, and...