I have tried to search through the forums and the Internet, however I haven't been able to find a source I was able to understand fully.
I have a distance, r, with an uncertainty of ± 0.003 m, however in order to linearise my graph I need to divide 1 with r squared (1/r^2), what would the final...
I am working on this lab that involved gathering data from two different sources. It involved gathering reaction times from a device and from a web application which was put into our data sets.
It is asking about anticipated events and if they agreed with the experimental uncertainty. After Goog...
So are math questions that come from physics but have no physical explanations or rationale okay? Cause lots of "Help with ODE" questions get closed/migrated
And I see them as the same type
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> **Best CONGRATULATIONS TO @Martijn Courteaux : This experience gives HALF of the result. It takes another experimental data to know the TWO ABSOLUTE SPEEDS of the two characters.)**
**You're the second person I know who defends the true theory of Newton!**
I am the first since 1999.
We are 2 on earth!
(I worked from 7am to 10am this morning to write in equations your experimental protocol on paper. )
**Congratulations to the process and protocol: your logic is correct.**
You are a WORTHY SUCCESSOR OF YOUNG NEWTON 23 years old who wrote De Gravitatione mocking stupidites of René Desc…
I wanted to know what the parameter's on which a question asked by a user is marked as off-topic or put on hold for example look at this question.
As much I know this question was related to physics problem and it also contains the all required tag which specifies what the question is related to...
Voici la réponse en équations au protocole expérimental néonewtoniste proposé par Martijn Courteaux: Il est nécessaire d'avoir 2 données expérimentales !
par Yanick Toutain
1° Le signal lumineux part du phare D.
Il va vers l'arrière.
Il a une vitesse C.
Pendant ce temps, Sam (vitesse absolue = ...
Do we have anyone who can check the translation and see if there's a question in there?
@tpg2114 That one was automatically declined, but I do think the question is on topic here because it's asking about physical terminology, it's not just a pure math problem.
That being said, we've historically made an exception to the "pure math" rule for error propagation, i.e. questions about error propagation and uncertainty analysis are considered on topic here.
@tpg2114 cool, thanks. Note that the second half of the post is in English and claims to be a translation of the first part (I think)
Im a mechanical engineer, my Phd project is on Eddy current non destructive testing of cracks, which is completely governed by interaction between electromagnetic field of solenoid and conductor plane at first stage, I am totally unfamiliar to electromagnetic fields, I just know dependeng on app...
Well... if you'd care to do so, feel free to delete the French part from the question and edit in an improved English translation, and then we can see whether it makes sense. But if there isn't a good (i.e. reopenable) question in there somewhere, it may not be worth the effort.
Recently I was told of a job offer to analyse astronomical data. The job offer states that they want somebody with knowledge of astronomical data analysis software and it will be a plus somebody who has experience with programming languages, giving as examples: IDL and Fortran.
My first question ...
Not sure if that might be closeable... it could be off topic (as it's not really about a physics or astronomy concept, more career advice), it could be opinion based (as it's asking for a programming language recommendation), etc.
Voici la réponse en équations au protocole expérimental néonewtoniste proposé par Martijn Courteaux: Il est nécessaire d'avoir 2 données expérimentales !
par Yanick Toutain
1° Le signal lumineux part du phare D.
Il va vers l'arrière.
Il a une vitesse C.
Pendant ce temps, Sam (vitesse absolue = ...
