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5. (2+2+3 Points) Consider the linear wave equation for-oo <エ<oo,-oo < t <oo for - oo<<oo...
5. (2+2+3 Points) Consider the linear wave equation for-oo <エ<oo,-oo < t <oo for - oo<<oo for utt-c2uzz = f(x, t) tr(r,0)- (r) _oo < x < oo. a. Sketch the domain of dependence of the point (,t) (4, 1) in the (x, t)-plane in 1. case c = 2, Do the same in the case c b. State the general solution forrnula for this problem! in terms of the data f, φ, ψ. c. Now suppose ψ = 0...
Linearity is an extremely useful property of equations in physics. If an equation is linear, it...
Linearity is an extremely useful property of equations in physics. If an equation is linear, it allows you to easily add together simple contributions from individual elements to get a solution for a more complex situation. One example of a simple linear equation in classical mechanics is F ma. If you find the individual accelerations of a particular body due to various individual forces you can then add those accelerations to find the acceleration due to all of the forces...
Problem 6: Consider the wave equation with a dumping term r > 0, Ut - c?Uzx...
Problem 6: Consider the wave equation with a dumping term r > 0, Ut - c?Uzx + rut = 0, (t, x) € R2. This corresponds to the vibrations of an infinite string in a medium that resists its motion (e.g., air or water). Let the energy of the string be given by 1 E(t) = } } [u? (1, 2) + uș(t, 2)] dr. Show that E(t) decreases but E(t)e2rt increases, i.e., the string loses energy due to resistance...
*Please, answer all the literals and be detailed with the answer (do all the procedure and calculations) *Do it with a clear letter Homework (scattering) 1. Consider the time dependent Schrödinger eq...
*Please, answer all the literals and be detailed with the answer
(do all the procedure and calculations)
*Do it with a clear letter
Homework (scattering) 1. Consider the time dependent Schrödinger equation written in the form where 0 2mo As it is well known the temporal evolution of a wave function ψ( t) known at a specific time t is uniquely determined for all future times t, > t as well as for all past times t' < t. Moreover,...
(1 point) Consider the equation for the charge on a capacitor in an LRC circuit which is linear w...
(1 point) Consider the equation for the charge on a capacitor in an LRC circuit which is linear with constant coefficients d2 dt2 First we will work on solving the corresponding homogeneous equation. Divide through the equation by the coefficient on and find the auxiliary equation (using m as your variable) mA2+16m+63 - 0 which has roots The solutions of the homogeneous equation are e^(-7t),engr d2 dt2 di dt Now we are ready to solve the nonhomogeneous equation 4 +...
Consider the linear system given by the following differential equation y(4) + 3y(3) + 2y +...
Consider the linear system given by the following differential equation y(4) + 3y(3) + 2y + 3y + 2y = ů – u where u = r(t) is the input and y is the output. Do not use MATLAB! a) Find the transfer function of the system (assume zero initial conditions)? b) Is this system stable? Show your work to justify your claim. Note: y(4) is the fourth derivative of y. Hint: Use the Routh-Hurwitz stability criterion! c) Write the...
To understand how the linear momentum equation is derived from Reynolds transport theorem and to ...
Please answer part c this question has been posted previously
was given the wrong answer
To understand how the linear momentum equation is derived from Reynolds transport theorem and to use the equation to calculate forces. The Reynolds transport theorem(DNDt)syst-aatJcvηρdVtfcsqpVdA relates the change in an extensive quantity N for a system of Lagrangian particles (the left side) to the changes in an intensive quantity η:nm, where m is the mass of the system, in a Eulerian control volume that initially...
Solve only ,h , i and j , (1) Consider a so-called Bernoulli equation: y'+p(x)y =...
Solve only ,h , i and j ,
(1) Consider a so-called Bernoulli equation: y'+p(x)y = f(x)y" where n is a real number not equal to 0 nor 1. (e) Now we try an altogether different approach to dealing with y'+p(x)y (x)y" Let yi be a non-trivial solution to y' + p(x)y = 0 (easily determined). Consider the substitution y/. Solve this for y and determine y. Put the answer in the box provided. (f) Derive a first order separable...
Hi, I require assistance please. Question: Consider the linear system of differential equations y'1 = 8y1...
Hi, I require assistance please.
Question: Consider the linear system of differential
equations
y'1 = 8y1 - 10y2
y'2 = 5y1 -7y2
1. Find the eigenvalues of the coefficient matrix and
corresponding eigenvectors.
2. Solve the system.
3. Find the solution that satisfies the initial
condition y1(0) = -1, y2(0) = 3
Thank you
leamontanotechu.ca/courses/6933/assignments:/44802 = 10046.202005XLIST Assignments Assignment 4 - Due Friday July 31 before 3pm Spring 2030 Assignment 4 - Due Friday July 31 before 3pm Submit Assignment...
PLEASE HELP! ! In a square 2m × 2m region of space the electric potential, V(x,...
PLEASE HELP! !
In a square 2m × 2m region of space the electric potential, V(x, y,
z), is well described by the function V (x, y, z)=Ax^2y+By. A and B
are constants with A=2.0 V/m^3 and B=3.0 V/m. The diagram below
shows a contour plot of V (x, y, z) in the x-y plane.
Physies 151 Name In a square 2mx2m region of space the electric potential, P(x, y,z), is well described by the function v,ya)-Axy+By. A and B...
5. (2+2+3 Points) Consider the linear wave equation for-oo <エ<oo,-oo < t <oo for - oo<<oo for utt-c2uzz = f(x, t) tr(r,0)- (r) _oo < x < oo. a. Sketch the domain of dependence of the point (,t) (4, 1) in the (x, t)-plane in 1. case c = 2, Do the same in the case c b. State the general solution forrnula for this problem! in terms of the data f, φ, ψ. c. Now suppose ψ = 0...
Linearity is an extremely useful property of equations in physics. If an equation is linear, it allows you to easily add together simple contributions from individual elements to get a solution for a more complex situation. One example of a simple linear equation in classical mechanics is F ma. If you find the individual accelerations of a particular body due to various individual forces you can then add those accelerations to find the acceleration due to all of the forces...
Problem 6: Consider the wave equation with a dumping term r > 0, Ut - c?Uzx + rut = 0, (t, x) € R2. This corresponds to the vibrations of an infinite string in a medium that resists its motion (e.g., air or water). Let the energy of the string be given by 1 E(t) = } } [u? (1, 2) + uș(t, 2)] dr. Show that E(t) decreases but E(t)e2rt increases, i.e., the string loses energy due to resistance...
*Please, answer all the literals and be detailed with the answer
(do all the procedure and calculations)
*Do it with a clear letter
Homework (scattering) 1. Consider the time dependent Schrödinger equation written in the form where 0 2mo As it is well known the temporal evolution of a wave function ψ( t) known at a specific time t is uniquely determined for all future times t, > t as well as for all past times t' < t. Moreover,...
(1 point) Consider the equation for the charge on a capacitor in an LRC circuit which is linear with constant coefficients d2 dt2 First we will work on solving the corresponding homogeneous equation. Divide through the equation by the coefficient on and find the auxiliary equation (using m as your variable) mA2+16m+63 - 0 which has roots The solutions of the homogeneous equation are e^(-7t),engr d2 dt2 di dt Now we are ready to solve the nonhomogeneous equation 4 +...
Consider the linear system given by the following differential equation y(4) + 3y(3) + 2y + 3y + 2y = ů – u where u = r(t) is the input and y is the output. Do not use MATLAB! a) Find the transfer function of the system (assume zero initial conditions)? b) Is this system stable? Show your work to justify your claim. Note: y(4) is the fourth derivative of y. Hint: Use the Routh-Hurwitz stability criterion! c) Write the...
Please answer part c this question has been posted previously
was given the wrong answer
To understand how the linear momentum equation is derived from Reynolds transport theorem and to use the equation to calculate forces. The Reynolds transport theorem(DNDt)syst-aatJcvηρdVtfcsqpVdA relates the change in an extensive quantity N for a system of Lagrangian particles (the left side) to the changes in an intensive quantity η:nm, where m is the mass of the system, in a Eulerian control volume that initially...
Solve only ,h , i and j ,
(1) Consider a so-called Bernoulli equation: y'+p(x)y = f(x)y" where n is a real number not equal to 0 nor 1. (e) Now we try an altogether different approach to dealing with y'+p(x)y (x)y" Let yi be a non-trivial solution to y' + p(x)y = 0 (easily determined). Consider the substitution y/. Solve this for y and determine y. Put the answer in the box provided. (f) Derive a first order separable...
Hi, I require assistance please.
Question: Consider the linear system of differential
equations
y'1 = 8y1 - 10y2
y'2 = 5y1 -7y2
1. Find the eigenvalues of the coefficient matrix and
corresponding eigenvectors.
2. Solve the system.
3. Find the solution that satisfies the initial
condition y1(0) = -1, y2(0) = 3
Thank you
leamontanotechu.ca/courses/6933/assignments:/44802 = 10046.202005XLIST Assignments Assignment 4 - Due Friday July 31 before 3pm Spring 2030 Assignment 4 - Due Friday July 31 before 3pm Submit Assignment...
PLEASE HELP! !
In a square 2m × 2m region of space the electric potential, V(x, y,
z), is well described by the function V (x, y, z)=Ax^2y+By. A and B
are constants with A=2.0 V/m^3 and B=3.0 V/m. The diagram below
shows a contour plot of V (x, y, z) in the x-y plane.
Physies 151 Name In a square 2mx2m region of space the electric potential, P(x, y,z), is well described by the function v,ya)-Axy+By. A and B...
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