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6:51 PM
hello
 
finally, this is a much more cleaner way to chat
aops has many restricitons on it
 
just wait a min
 
$\sqrt{3}$
(\sqrt{3})\
 
6:54 PM
yuou need to install chatjax
its a browser addon for rendering latex
 
Can you read what I wrote (latex)?
 
All right. I'm okay with native latex.
 
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Q: Should chat have TeX support?

Marc GravellOK, so chat is now available... but; it has been suggested that for Mathematics we should have TeX support. The current TeX processing has some non-trivial client impact. Before I even attempt trying to hack this in, is this something that the community would want / use? (this would only apply ...

it has guidlines on rendering latex
 
start ChatJax
 
6:59 PM
yes
idk about mac though, you're on your own there
so let's get back to our discussion...
I'll just copy paste a few ideas from the aops chat
 
What's your email ID?
 
got it?
 
No
I was looking somewhere else
 
wait i'll send it again
 
Oh, is this room publicly visible?
okay
 
7:03 PM
@SiddharthTiwary until I figure out how to make it private, yeah
yeah it is a public room
 
Do you use your email natively (on your computer itself)?
Or from gmail.com?
 
mobile mainly
 
Are you on your mobile right now?
 
yes
thats how I get my aops messages
what did you send me in the email?
 
Just started a thread
 
7:07 PM
you there on gchat?
 
Yes, but that's inconvenient.
 
yeah, i dont have it
aops people really need to improve their chat system
 
Is email convenient for you?
 
not much, it has the same problem as aops. You can't easily look at the transcript during the discussions. And it looks out of sync
@SiddharthTiwary maybe you can create an facebook account for the messenger servie
 
Yes, that, I'm not allowed to use.
 
7:14 PM
forgive me if i'm intruding :P,but why aren't you allowed to use it?
 
Reasons such as Facebook causes distraction.
 
well, theres nothing on facebook to cause distractions
 
Anyway, this is for PUPC, when frequency of messages is low, there's nothing about inconvenience.
 
yeah alright, I'll just email you the transcript for reference once
I send the mail for future reference
We can begin by searching for an invariant
 
I don't feel that's too useful.
 
7:21 PM
oh yeah, the changes dont change much
I'll do some research on the topic tommorow, maybe i'll stumble upon some wonderful idea :P
There was a problem in 200 more puzzling problems where we had to study the tidal locking of the moon with earth. I think thats worth a look
 
Let's first finish off the mundane calculations (of the forces).
Yes, it may be.
 
I think it can be compared to the moon earth system
the only difference being, on earth its the water being deformed, not the planet
 
Water is not elastic. Planet is not plastic.
Water is a skin. Planet is the rock.
 
yeah ik, but the processes are similar
i think we can read some papers on the topic, to gain some experience on the methodology
 
In 2 days?
 
7:30 PM
well... some papers :P
 
200 puzzling problems doesn't question the mechanism.
Rather, like that IPhO problem, just uses conservation of quantities, etc.
 
Yeah. The only energy that changes drastically here are the elastic and gravitational
 
@PrathyushPoduval That's basically cheating, since several papers discuss exactly this problem.
 
Thats not cheating. Thats research. It starts with a literature review of your topic
but well try it on our own then
 
I know, but the "paper" we're attempting to write has been an oft-used topic in past research.
 
7:33 PM
they did ask for a simplified model afterall
 
So, the search for a mechanism will yield direct answers to the original problem, nullifying the motive.
 
I think we can start by from where the energy is being taken from
certainly, the heat is generated by the tidal forces, but that aint going to stop
 
Callisto and Gaynmede
 
lo is already tidally locked, so its going to be from callisto and gynamed
yeah
 
Sorry, Europa and Gaynmede
Start off directly from deformation vs forces
.
Tidal force: Nicely linear
 
7:38 PM
is any of the 2 moons tidally locked with jupiter yet?
 
That doesn't matter, right?
 
yes it does
 
That's been the case forever; we just need to take it to imply:
 
okay then
 
Io's orbit is fixed
 
7:39 PM
I was not talking bout lo, the other 2
yeah they all are locke
 
I know; we needn't;t study the effect they produce in detail; just the net result of the effect they produce, i.e., fixing Io's orbit.
Ultimately, the eccentricity of Io's orbit generates heat.
 
yes
I've to go to sleep now
shall we discuss this tommorow evenign?
 
Okay, goodnight!
 
Goodnight!
 

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