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Hello,
- I am a CS student and I am trying to simulate movements of people using a theory described in Helbing's paper.
I have put the paragraph in below address:
www.host111.com/question/helbing.jpg[/URL]
- The problem is that I have passed college physics and math about 10 years ago ! :) and now need to understand above paragraph to be able to find a numerical solutions for it. (unfortunately I have been a software developer since then and shame that I have forgotten most of the things)
1- Would someone please help me understand this paragraph of the article?
2- What that Gradian mathematically and physically mean?
3- Would you please introduce me some quick references for a) physical side of it i.e potential functions b) mathematical side ie gradian etc?
Thank you very much in advance.
Mac
- I am a CS student and I am trying to simulate movements of people using a theory described in Helbing's paper.
I have put the paragraph in below address:
www.host111.com/question/helbing.jpg[/URL]
- The problem is that I have passed college physics and math about 10 years ago ! :) and now need to understand above paragraph to be able to find a numerical solutions for it. (unfortunately I have been a software developer since then and shame that I have forgotten most of the things)
1- Would someone please help me understand this paragraph of the article?
2- What that Gradian mathematically and physically mean?
3- Would you please introduce me some quick references for a) physical side of it i.e potential functions b) mathematical side ie gradian etc?
Thank you very much in advance.
Mac
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