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What is the exact constraint for two bodies remain in contact? Consider the case of a rod constrained to move downward on an inclined wedge. It is known that the...
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2 answerI'm working on a physics problem that asks how a passive megaphone (simple cone shape) can optimise the transfer of the human voice, compared to not using one at all....
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1 answerIs it possible to have a sound wave with frequency so high that it causes permanent displacement of matter (the frequency is greater than the elasticity of the medium, so...
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1 answerI have been trying to understand absorption of a photon by a massive object, specifically the transfer of momentum and kinetic energy between the two. Starting from energy-momentum relation ...
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1 answerWhat is the equation to find the expected force of electromagnet? What do the variables mean and how do you find each variable?...
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1 answerIn this paper the momentum operator was replaced with something that looked very similar to the ladder operator for the non relativistic harmonic oscillator. They started with...
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0 answerWhat is Gibbs free energy? As my book explains:Gibbs energy is the energy of a system available for work.So, what does it want to tell? Why is it free?...
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7 answerThis is a diagram of a tension lever. Tension exerted by this tool only depends on where you hang a mass....
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2 answerI read there are two definitions about $S$-operator: The first one (e.g (8.49) in Greiner's Field Quantization) is:$$S_{fi}equiv langle Psi_p^{-}| Psi_k^{+}rangle$$where $|Psi_p^{-}rangle$...
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1 answerIn general, an EM wave within a lossy medium is expressed as$mathbf{E}=mathbf{E_0}e^{-gamma_x x-gamma_y y-gamma_z z}$.If we consider $mathbf{gamma}=gamma_x hat{x}+gamma_y hat{y}+gamma_z hat{z}$ and $mathbf{r}=xhat{x}+yhat{y}+zhat{z}$, the above...
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