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Lets assume block motion for a fluid. From the Navier-Stokes equation we get $vec nabla p = rho (vec g - vec a)$. Let us say s is the...
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1 answerI am given two concentric conductive spherical shells, one of radius $a$, and the other of radius $b$, with $b>a$. The space between these shells is filled...
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1 answerIf a thin metal plate is placed between two charges $+q$ and $+q$, will this cause a change in the electrostatic force acting on one charge due to another? What...
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5 answerWhen we compute expectation values in QFT we use feynman diagrams/perturbation expansion. However, this requires the coupling constant to be small, however, when we renormalize we end up with...
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0 answerRefer to this image showing the temperature of a metal pipe at the inlet and the outlet: The temperature $T(z,t)$...
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1 answerI need to show the following: $$P x P^{-1} = -x, P p P^{-1} = -p, P L P^{-1} = L$$ where $P$ is...
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1 answerBackgroundThe density matrix of a closed quantum system with Hilbert space $mathscr H$ evolves according to the von Neumann equationbegin{align*}ihbardotrho=[H,rho].end{align*}Given a solution $rho(t)$ to the above...
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1 answerI'm now studying the phase transition of 2D generalized XY model. This model considered here has a mixture with ferromagnetic and nematic-like interactions, $$mathcal{H}=-sum_{langle i jrangle}left[Delta cos left(theta_{i}-theta_{j}right)+(1-Delta) cos...
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1 answerHeisenberg uncertainty principle is mathematically given as $$sigma_x cdot sigma_p ge {{hbar} over {2}}$$ The two terms on the left being the standard deviations of position and momentum. But...
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3 answerConsider a lagrangian density of the form:$$ cal{L}=partial_muphi_1partial^muoverline{phi}_1+partial_muphi_2partial^muphi_2-lambda_1phi_1overline{phi}_1-lambda_2phi_2phi_2 $$Where $phi_1$ is a complex scalar field and $phi_2$ is a real scalar field. In every example...
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