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  • {{short description|Space with one dimension}} ...[[mathematical space]] in which location can be specified with a single [[coordinate]]. An example is the [[number line]], each [[point (geometry)|point]] of wh ...
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  • = '''Conversion of heat transfer equation from one coordinate system to another system through scale analysis''' = ...This article discusses the heat transfer equation in different coordinate systems and the role of scale analysis in simplifying and converting these equation ...
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  • = '''Conversion of heat transfer equation from one coordinate system to another system through scale analysis''' = ...This article discusses the heat transfer equation in different coordinate systems and the role of scale analysis in simplifying and converting these equation ...
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  • ...tries to give an overview of several coordinate systems in use for the two-dimensional hyperbolic plane. ==Polar coordinate system == ...
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  • ...], a '''fractional coordinate system''' (crystal coordinate system) is a [[coordinate system]] in which basis vectors used to describe the space are the lattice ...in crystallography involve two- or three-dimensional space. In the three-dimensional case, the basis vectors <math> \mathbf {a}_1, \mathbf {a}_2, \mathbf {a}_3 ...
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  • ...weight&nbsp;''w'') is a [[scalar-valued function]] whose transform under a coordinate transform, on an ''n''-dimensional manifold obeys the following equation ...
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  • ...approach for [[Isotropy|isotropically]] [[band-limiting|band-limited]] two-dimensional [[signals]]<ref name="Petersen62" /> and its use provides a sampling [[Effi ...the introduction of HECS was limited because of the lack of an efficient [[coordinate system]].<ref name="Rummelt11" /> ...
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  • ==Symmetry and coordinate system== ...nate system]] instead of a [[spherical coordinate system]]. In a Cartesian coordinate system the [[atomic orbital]]s are often expressed as ...
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  • ...ral modal-based numerical simulation of transient heat conduction in a one-dimensional homogeneous slab |journal=Energy and Buildings |date=December 2010 |volume= ...designation followed by a number designation. The letter(s) designate the coordinate system, while the numbers designate the type of boundary conditions that ar ...
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  • [[File:Courant Snyder Ellipse.svg|thumb|400px|One dimensional position-momentum plot, showing the beam ellipse described in terms of the ...ttance|emittance]]. Three sets of parameters can be calculated for a beam, one for each [[orthogonal]] direction, x, y, and z.<ref name="Wiedemann">{{cite ...
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  • ...the fast transverse oscillations of a charged particle in various focusing systems: [[linear accelerator]]s, [[storage ring]]s, transfer channels. Oscillation [[File:Référentiel mobile.png|thumb|250px|Moving coordinate system]] ...
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  • '''Periodic systems of molecules''' are charts of molecules similar to the [[periodic table]] o ...[[molecule]]s, at least small molecules. For instance, if one replaces any one of the atoms in a [[triatomic molecule]] with a [[rare gas]] atom, there wi ...
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  • ...ation schemes studied herein since, unlike the classical methods of higher dimensional interpolation which match the primitive function F at a finite number of di ...zed curves <math>\vec{c}_1(u)</math>, <math>\vec{c}_3(u)</math> describing one pair of opposite sides of a domain, and ...
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  • ...escription|The process of projecting a three-dimensional object onto a two-dimensional plane}} ...hat the [[Dimension|dimensions]] and [[Scaling (geometry)|scaling]] of the coordinate axes play a crucial role. The result of an axonometric procedure is a unifo ...
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  • ...es. The defining characteristic of Schwarzschild chart is that the radial coordinate possesses a natural geometric interpretation in terms of the surface area a ...define this tensor is to define it in compatible local [[Atlas (topology)|coordinate charts]] and verify that the same tensor is defined on the overlaps of the ...
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  • ...play an important role in the operation of [[three phase electric power]] systems. ...litude zero at time zero.<ref name=":0">{{Cite book|title = Electric Power Systems: A Conceptual Introduction|last = von Meier|first = Alexandra|publisher = [ ...
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  • ...ts whose ''x'' and ''y'' coordinates are all four combinations of zero and one. ...by 1/3, and larger by 1/3; the average of these values is the same as the coordinate value of ''v'' itself. ...
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  • ...trongly Convex Composite Objectives |journal=Neural Information Processing Systems|arxiv=1407.0202 }}</ref> the prototypical table averaging approach, a table ...cbcc5e5d1c6e28598e8cbbe8-Paper.pdf |journal= Neural Information Processing Systems}}</ref> the prototypical snapshot method, uses a similar update except inst ...
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  • ...efunction]],<math>|\Phi^I\rangle</math>, by means of a product of 3N-6 one-dimensional wavefunctions, <math>|\varphi_i^I \rangle</math>. This product is called a The one-dimensional wavefunctions within a Hartree product can be either [[harmonic oscillator] ...
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  • From this derivative equation, in the one-dimensional case it can be seen that the area under a velocity vs. time ({{math|'''''v' ...e velocity is fundamental in both classical and modern physics, since many systems in physics deal with the relative motion of two or more particles. ...
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