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    Dark Matter Halo: Modeling Rotational Effect on Galaxy V(r)

    Hello, I'm a third year engineering physics student, and my team and I are trying to model how the rotation (V(r)) of a galaxy is affected by the possible existence of the dark matter halo. Here are my questions: Regarding the dark matter halo: The integral of the mass density function...
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    BuildTesseract.htmlBuilding a Tesseract: Can it be Done?

    Is it possible to build a physical tesseract? I am thinking of building one, but I'm not sure what to do with the joints. http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2uDwyo/www.math.harvard.edu/archive/21b_fall_03/4dcube/
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    Building a Robot - Need Advices

    Hello! Well I am in second year Engineering Physics and we're building a robot this summer. We have four students in my team including myself. We're to build a robot that follows a loop of black tape on a track, and race with other robots. I have a few questions: 1. We decided to use...
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    I'm not really sure what to make of myself

    I think I can relate to your obsession with that girl. I'm slightly older than you, and I have in fact, been into your situation before (without the psychological issues). I was very obsessed with a girl and I thought she was perfect. Now, 3 years later, I realize it was silly and meaningless as...
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    Adiabatic Process of uranium fission bomb

    oohh that's what the constant means. Okay! thanks!
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    Adiabatic Process of uranium fission bomb

    okay i did TV\exp{γ-1} = constant T = \frac{constant}{V\exp{γ-1}} dT = (1-γ)V\exp{-γ)dV
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    Adiabatic Process of uranium fission bomb

    Homework Statement The fireball of a uranium fission bomb consists of a sphere of radius = 15m and temperature 300,000K shortly after detonation. Assuming that the expansion is adiabatic and that the fireball remains spherical, estimate the radius of the ball when the temperature is 3000K...
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    Why Do Accelerating Charges Generate Light?

    Homework Statement Why do accelerating charges generate light, whereas charges with constant velocities do not. Homework Equations No equations. The Attempt at a Solution A accelerating charge affects the E field and B field?
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    What's the worst date that you know of , or can imgine

    i went on one. she brought her female friend, and some guy. she and the guy started flirting, and i was just there feeling awkward. i didn't know her friend that well either, and i was exhausted from lack of sleep. so i couldn't speak to her very much, awkward squared. oh yeah, i didn't get a...
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