Multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), which utilize ferroelectric ceramics, are widely used as electronic components in ...

This paper deals with two efficient approaches for solving the current diffusion equation (CDE), which governs current diffusion through the conductive plasma inside a tokamak and compares them to ...

Python Implementation of Ordinary Differential Equations Solvers using Hybrid Physics-informed Neural Networks. This repository is provided as a tutorial for the implementation of integration ...

“Pump up the volume” by M|A|R|R|S or Ireland’s 1990 football song “Put ‘em under pressure” are obvious candidates for ...

working and equations excluded); Electric current as the rate of flow of electric charge (direction of current - conventional and electronic), symbols used in circuit diagrams. Detection of current by ...

Using a geometric formulation for eddy currents, we present a geometric approach to constructing approximations of the discrete magnetic and Ohm's constitutive matrices. In the case of Ohm's matrix, ...

The governing equations of pseudoplastic Williamson fluid are modelled and then simplified by using similarity transformations and boundary layer approach. ... Abbasbandy, S., The application of ...

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The yearly licensed Formula 1 is back, and it's... more cinematic than ever? Let's figure out this one out, shall we?

When you rub the foam plate with a wool cloth, you charge it negatively. That’s because the foam attracts electrons from the cloth. Often, a plate fresh from the package will start with a positive ...

Herein, we propose a simple but powerful technique for investigating the correlations between the dynamics of charge carriers and excitons. This technique (DCM-PL) is based on displacement current ...

Physics and Python stuff. Most of the videos here are either adapted from class lectures or solving physics problems. I really like to use numerical calculations without all the fancy programming ...