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I have a couple of short questions, both similar, which I do not know how to even start, and I could use some help.
1) Show that if in the system Ax=b, det(A)=-1, and all the members of A are whole numbers (belong to Z), and all the members of b are whole numbers (belong to Z), then...
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Determine the closed loop transfer functions of the systems shown below:
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Standard block diagram algebra.
The Attempt at a Solution
I've moved the take off point such that the diagram now looks like:
I am having difficulty determining G1(s). The...
This is no project, I am trying to explore the basics of an unknown subject. Why do we require transducers to create reverb? And how exactly is it created?
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I've been asked to graphically verify that the system of equations F (that I've uploaded) has exactly 4 roots. And so I did, using the ContourPlot function in Mathematica and also calculated them using FindRoot. Now, I've to approximate the zeros of F using the fixed point...
There are many formal definitions of an ergodic mechanical system.
1) A system whose time average equals the ensemble (space) average.
2) A system that visits every point in its phase space.
Etc.
What are some actual, real examples of an ergodic mechanical system?
Also, since a chaotic...
Atmospheric sciences are—much like the sister science of astronomy—primarily observational sciences and not primarily experimental sciences. The atmospheric systems that we study are not well-defined systems under controlled conditions, but ill-defined systems under completely uncontrolled...
Hello, so I'm going into my second year of engineering and everything is swell. I plan to choose the systems option when it comes to that time. There's only one thing that has been giving me trouble, and it is the introductory c++ course, I cannot, for the life of me, code. I can't really stand...
What would be a good book that starts with the Peano axioms about the natural numbers and constructs, rigorously, the natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, rationals, reals, and finally complexes? I would prefer it if the book did not leave out major steps, but instead went in a logical...
Is there any star systems (planetary) that are influenced by the EM Force, hence as usual,sum of the charges of elements in the universe are electrically neutral.
in string pulley systems(like atwood machine),the string applies a force on pulley of force 2T downwards,but why is it so?
why should it apply that force?
explain in detail
Hi All,
I am a EE student and thinking about doing the following classes in Spring 16 -
Signals & Systems + Electromagnetic + Physics 3.
Any suggestions is Emag and Signal and systems very hard?, what Math do you need? (Dif Eq)
Is it a bad a idea taking these classes at the same time...
We were looking at some examples of systems of differential equations in class a couple days ago, and some of them were simple looking systems. One such was
##\frac{dr}{dt} = 4j##
##\frac{dj}{dt} = r##
Why is it that we can't treat this as a scenario where both sides of each equation could...
Hello, I'm trying to figure out the free body diagrams for the inverted pendulum problem and I'm having trouble figuring out the one equation:
##Psin\theta + Ncos\theta - mgsin\theta = ml\ddot{\theta} + m\ddot{x}cos\theta##
I've never really seen a mixed sum of forces equation before where some...
As I understand it a Green's function ##G(x,y)## for a translationally invariant differential equation satisfies $$G(x+a,y+a)=G(x,y)\qquad\Rightarrow\qquad G(x,y)=G(x-y)$$ (where ##a## is an arbitrary constant shift.)
My question is, given such a translationally invariant system, how does one...
Godels Incompleteness Theorem states that for any formal system with finitely recursive axioms we can construct a Godel sentence G that is unprovable within that system but is none the less true. Does this still apply to formal systems which, instead of creating Godel numbers for arithmetical...
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Starting from rest, two identical boxes are pushed through the same distance. Box A experiences a force F, while box B experience a force 2F. What is true about their final speeds?- The final speed of box A is twice that of box B.
- The final speed of box A is equal to that...
Hi everyone, I'm having some trouble understanding how convolutions are applied to systems.
Suppose I'm given the impulse response of a system as ##g(t) = u(t)## and I'm also given the system input ##x(t) = u(t) - u(t-2)##.
The system output should then be given by:
$$y(t) = g(t) * x(t) =...
Thank you for opening my first thread.
I have just began studying Physics at a university in Hungary and would like to get some information about Physics of Complex Systems and Plasma Phyics/Nuclear Fusion.
In my life, finding a goal have always helped me work harder and focus on my studies...
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What is boson?
Quantum mechanical properties of bosons.
Statistical properties of bosons.
Applications of bose systems.
Thermodynamic and statistics properties of ideal bose gas.
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Looking for a good resources for undergraduate or graduate level.
The...
Hey pf! Learning about macroinvertebrates and their relation to stream systems, and I am trying to understand what stream factors affect their distribution and diversity! I understand that flow rate, and substrate for example have an affect, but why exactly flow rate affects macro's is still a...
Is there a mathematical way to show that a dissipative (or general?) dynamical system obeys the laws of thermodynamics?
I am looking for books/sites/references, thanks for any reply.
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A specific type of ideal gas has a specific heat capacity at constant pressure (cp=cv+R) that is a function of temperature T, such that cp=0.5+876T, where cp has units of J/kg/K and T has units of K. The gas, which is initially at T1 = 294 K and P1 = 1x105 Pa, undergoes a...
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Suppose I've got a static mass on a downward plane. (For instance a car on a drive way). How would you set up this free body diagram?
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F = f1+f2...etc
The Attempt at a Solution
My preference is A, but I've seen it displayed in examples in my book as B...
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apparently momentum is only sure to be conserved in a closed system - no external forces. So that means if a toy car collides with a wall then the total momentum efter won't be the same as before. That is because the wall would
be joined to something else and ultimately to...
Hi everyone,
I'm taking a Design of Experiments class which is focused on statistically designed experiments. I'm a bit lost for project ideas and this is my first graduate class. Would anyone have any ideas for an experiment that would have at least controllable factors that might have...
In an operating system, system call is an interface to provide services to the user. Services include I/O operations, process management etc.
Further, the C library provides me API above these system calls to make life easier. So printf, scanf internally use these system calls in the end.
Q.) Am...
Hello,
Is anyone familiar with GIS? I'm thinking about switching for my BS then doing an MS or PHD.
Does anyone know how these skills support other fields in the private sector or goverment?
Also I want to do something 'sciencey'...so how 'sciencey' is it?
Is it viable to use the law of religion under a secular court? Catholic priests aren't allowed to marry (which is under their religious law), and thus removing his right to marry, for example. So, if the priest were to file a case stating that he was not allowed to marry, is it sensible? Of...
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Finding the complete response (steady-state and transient) is a long and laborious task. My lecturer's notes read (since at our stage of the course, we're mostly interested in the steady-state part of the solution and not so much the transient) :
"The simple method for...
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Hi,
When finding the steady-state response to a sinusoidal input, since "s" is a complex number, (a + jw), why do we substitute "s" with only the imaginary part (jw) in the transfer function, G(s) , to get G(jw), rather than substituting the whole complex number to get G(a +...
Hi,
I'm having a bit of a problem, and I'm not sure where to put the question.
So here's a picture
Sorry about the picture, Tank B should really be half-full of water and steam. Ignore the turbine part.
I'm trying to create a distillation device and the basic idea I had was to have a boiler...
Hi guys,
after hours of searching internet I couldn't find much real-life examples of second order nonlinear dynamic systems (only tons of tons of equation and system theory... got totally frustrated). They will serve as a base process for modeling controllers.
So far I found propeller pendulum...
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Hi.
Please see question no. 1 in the attachment.
If i take the inverse Laplace transform or the Z transform, how can i actually get the value of sampling period 'T'.
or is there any other way...
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I have a problem with understanding the thermal circuit I attached to this thread. Please help. It's a Thermal circuit of a computer CPU that needs to be simplified to have just 2 lumped capacitances and resitances. How would one go about doing that? along with the equations?
As the title suggests, I want the tips from the pros. I've learned all of the methods, but going into Calculus/Physics, which methods should I take preference to? Furthermore, will there be significant use of systems of equations in Physics or Calculus in college?
P.S.: I know how to graph the...
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What is meant by the term tapping in power system , I studied in my textbook that generally from feeders no tapping is taken to the consumers , therefore current loading of feeder remains the same along its length. I was not getting what is being referred here ..?Homework...
I know the debate about Schrodinger's cat is usually about things like consciousness but I want to talk about what it might say about isolated systems.
Does the wave function of isolated systems remain in a superposition of observable states no matter how large the system gets?
Say you have...
I'm fascinated by the prospect of them, but I can't seem to find much information/progress online aside from like small sensors which aren't quite the same thing.
Has there been anything developed that is a self powered vibration generator? As in, it vibrates and then is powered by its own...
There are very results published about PT symmetry breaking in optical systems, with effects like anysotropical transmission resonance in waveguides.
But if PT symmetry is broken in a optical system and CPT symmetry must always be respected, then what C symmetry is broken in a optical system?
I want to purchase the Logitech z623 and add to it two creative inspire M2600 speakers (only the speakers, not the sub-woofer). The reason for doing this is because the Logitech system sounds really nice, it has an amazing bass, but mids and highs are not the best and I wish they was as clear as...
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Hello, the plot in the image shows a modulated signal s(t), with one period of the modulating signal m(t). The mean value of m(t) is equal to zero . Its asked me to find the modulated index, the amplitude of the carrier, the equation of the message(m(t)) and the kind of...
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Find the impulse response for the systems governed by the following equations:
3y(t)'+5y(t)=x(t)+x(t)'[/B]Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
I tried to obtain the homogeneous solution for h(t)[/B]
and then I failed to obtain the coefficients of the solution
I'm trying to create a model which is of the form
y = (a0 + a1l)[b0+MΣm=1 bmcos(mx-αm)] [c0 + NΣn=1 cn cos(nz-βn)]
In the above system, l,x and z are independent variables and y is the dependent variable. The a, b and c terms are the unknowns. To solve for these unknowns, I have two separate...
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I'm trying to derive the equations of motion and state space as well as the transfer function for a system which has two mass spring damper systems stacked on top of each other. The system is base excited. I attached a pic of the system
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- Sum of the...
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Given (135)x + (144)x = (323)x. What is the value of base x?
Now we can find out the value of x by simply converting to decimal both the sides , form a quadratic equation and solve but once in a random lecture our prof. taught us a kind of short method to solve this in less...
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In Herbert Callen's text 'Thermodynamics and an introduction to thermostatistics', 2nd edition, Problem 1.10-1 on page 32 presents ten potential fundamental equations of thermo systems, labelled (a) - (j), and asks the reader to identify the five that are invalid because they...
At first, good evening.
I want you to know that Eng is not my first language, so you could find many errors while reading my posts.
I was reading something about qubit and multiple qubit systems, which combined can create a powerful processor for a new type of computer.
I'm not sure of how...