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I've done some preliminary reading on how Tollmien-Schlichting waves play a part in these perturbations, but is there a formula that connects sound frequency with the transition stage?...
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0 answerIn his paper "Uniformly accelerated reference frames in Special Relativity", E. Desloge describes the acceleration of an accelerated observer through what he refers to as a direct...
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2 answerI must convert some dimension-6 operators I've obtained to the SILH base (ref: this, "Review of the SILH basis", CERN presentation by R. Contino).In this conversion...
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0 answerGiven question: A student uses simple pendulum of length 1 m and commits an error of Δl=1mm to determine g(the...
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2 answerIn some of the physics problems I have done, the solution involves taking a snap shot right before collision and analysing the angles between the bodies. The angles between the...
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1 answerConsider a conducting wire which has some electrical resistance connected across a source of emf (voltage). Presumably there must be an electric field within the wire to cause the movement...
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2 answerFusion/Fission is always accompanied by the special relativity relationship of $E=mc^2$.Yet there are atoms that are undergoing change, and that should be in the realm of Quantum Mechanics....
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2 answerAccording to wikipedia: Siphon, the velocity of liquid in a siphon is equal to $sqrt{2gh}$, where h is the difference in level between the water surface and the...
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2 answer$$begin{alignat}{7}&& frac{Delta lambda}{lambda} & = frac{v}{c} \[2.5px]&therefore & v & approx frac{Delta lambda}{lambda}cend{alignat}$$If you want to find the recession velocity of a galaxy which...
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1 answerIn the double-slit-experiment, one particle at a time (for example, the double-slit-experiment performed by Dr. Tonomura showing the build-up of an interference pattern of single electrons) can be observed in...
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