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The University of Queensland Department of Physics PHYS3050 Tutorial Solutions Number 7Q.1 Equivalent circuit of a lossy capacitor So-called electrolytic capacitors are made by electrolytic deposit of a thin layer of dielectric on aluminium. Conside

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PHYS1000Formula Sheet m V F Pressure: p = A p = gh Bouyancy: FB = uid Vdisplaced g Bernoullis Eqn: p + 1 v2 + gh = constant 2 1 1 p1 + 2 v2 + gh1 = p2 + 2 v2 + gh2 1 2 1 2 p = 2 v Density: =1A Ay AxA x = A cos A y = A sin A = A2 + A2 x

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PHYS1000Tutorial 71Tutorial 7Useful data Specific heat of ice: c ice = 2040 J/kgK Specific heat of water: c water = 4186 J/kgK Specific heat of steam: c steam = 2060 J/kgK Density of water: water = 1000 kg/m3 Latent heat of fusion for water: L

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Students name: Seat number:The University of Queensland, First Semester Examination, June 2002PHYS1000Introductory General Physics1 hour for working 10 minutes for perusal There are 10 questions, with a total of 50 marks. The exam is worth a to

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Students name: Seat number:The University of Queensland, Mid-semester Examination, April 2004PHYS1000Introductory General Physics1 hour for working 10 minutes for perusal There are 13 questions, with a total of 40 marks. The exam is worth a tot

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PHYS1000Heat and thermodynamics1HeatHeat, thermal energy, and temperatureThermal energy - Thermal energy is energy on an atomic or molecular level. This energy can be kinetic energy, or potential energy. Because there are forces between the a

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PHYS1000Tutorial 10 solutions1Tutorial 10 solutions1. An object is placed 15 cm away from a converging lens with a focal length of 25 cm. (a) Draw a ray diagram. All three principal rays are shown in this diagram. You only need to include two

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Tutorial Problems (Solutions)Problem 11nVin / V1 0 110kC-R23 4-1t / ms+VoutFind the shape and the peak-to-peak amplitude of the output voltage for the circuit shown above. Solution The circuit is an integratorVout = -1 Vi

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Welcome to PHYS1002. We hope you enjoy the course and make the most of this opportunity. Each week five questions will be set to consolidate work covered in lectures. The tutorial element of PHYS1002 is worth 20% of the final mark and is broken down

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The University of Queensland Department of Physics PHYS3050 Tutorial Solutions Number 2Q.1 Field of a capacitor (a) An infinite flat sheet has a uniform charge density of [Cm-2 ]. Use Gauss' Theorem plus an argument from symmetry to find the electr

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PHYS1002 Semester 2 2004 Tutorial 12PHYS1002 2004 Tutorial Sheet No 12Due: 29/10/04Some concepts of special relativity can be hard to understand. Next rainy Saturday afternoon get the video Einstein's universe" from the Social Sciences and Humani

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PHYS1180 2004 Semester II Tutorial 4 Q1. Sound recorded on a CD is sampled at a rate of 44.1 kHz with 32-bit resolution. What is the sampling rate in Kbytes per second? (Each byte is composed of 8 bits). Q2. A UHF TV loop antenna has a diameter of 11

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Solution to PHYS1160 Tutorial Sheet 9, 20021.Some companies offer therapeutic products based on permanent magnets (Bioflex etc.). Can these be effectively used in physiotherapy? You may find critical analysis of the following articles of use in f

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Tsumuraya208-+No-+Talk-+Materials Science-+Endohedral binding energies of Ba, Al, Si atoms in Si20, Si24, and Si28 clusters: Ab-initio study-+We evaluate the endohdral binding energies of Ba, Al, Si atoms in Si20, Si24, and Si28 clusters us

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Sustainability & the state of the environment: introduction & overviewPeter Kanowski Head, School of Resources Environment & Societye: peter.kanowski@anu.edu.auFebruary 2007 Figures taken from Australias State of Environment Reports 2001 & 2006: w

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Webographyhttp:/www.fao.org/DOCREP/006/U9030E/U9030E00.HTM Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations1. The site is posted on an international organizational server and a reputable source. The authors are clearly identified and c

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SRES1001 Tutorial Exercise Critical Webography http:/www.american.edu/TED/PHILWOOD.HTM ( 1/11/97 ) This web site explores the Philippine Deforestation as number 259 in the TED Case Studies of the Mandala Project, describing the different stakeholders

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SRES 1001 Webography for Major EssayCarl Zimmermann Tom Burmester March 2006 1. Ford, R. Williams, K., Bishop, I., and Webb, T. 2005. Social Acceptability of Forest Management Systems University of Melbourne: http:/www.landfood.unimelb.edu.au/resear

Allan Hancock College - COMP - 2300

Number systemsq Refs: [O'H&Bryant, sect 2.12.3], [Null&Lobur, sect 2.32.4], [Tanembaum,appendix A], related web linksOctalq base 8: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 q . . . 83 82 81 80 . 8-1 8-2 8-3 . . . q octal decimal: s 1038 = 1 82 + 0 81 + 3 80 =

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MATH122501MATH122501This question paper consists of 2 printed pages, each of which is identied by the reference MATH122501 Only approved basic scientic calculators may be used.c UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS SPECIMEN EXAMINATION for the Module MATH1225 Ge

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SYSTEM CONTEXT DIAGRAM FOR AUTOMATIC CAR PARK SYSTEMVEHICLE Exit Arrival Entry Control Carpark (System)Paid-Ticket TicketData Flow Request Issued-TicketPaymentDRIVER Control FlowDATA FLOW DIAGRAM FOR ISSUE TICKETSYSTEM DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

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Mutual Exclusion 2007 Dept Computer Science, Australian National UniversityThe general mutual exclusion scenario Scenario N processes execute (infinite) instruction sequences concurrently. Each instruction belongs to either a critical or non-c

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COMP3320/COMP6464: Floating Point Numbers Alistair RendellCOMP3320 Lecture 3-0 Copyright c 2008 The Australian National University3.1RationalIt is extremely important that all scientic programmers have a basic understanding of numerical data

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COMP3320/COMP6464: High Performance Microprocessors Alistair RendellSee: High Performance Computing, Dowd and Severance, Chapter 2 Structured Computer Organization, Tanenbaum, Chapter 8 in Ed 3 Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present, http:/ww

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COMP3320/COMP6464: High Performance Processors Multiple Register Sets! Alistair RendellSee: High Performance Computing, Dowd and Severance, Chapter 2 Structured Computer Organization, Tanenbaum, Chapter 8 in Ed 3 SPARC Architecture, Assembly Languag

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PROGRAMMINGSCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMINGEditor: Paul F. Dubois, paul@pfdubois.comJAVA AT MIDDLE AGE: ENABLING JAVA FOR COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCEBy George K. ThiruvathukalNOT LONG AFTER THE MOSAIC WEB BROWSER APPEARED AND NETSCAPE COMMUNICATIONS FORMED,

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COMP3320/COMP6464: The UltraSPARC Family Alistair RendellSee: High Performance Computing, Dowd and Severance, Appendix A Structured Computer Organization, Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Edition 4COMP3320 Lecture 8-1 Copyright c 2008 The Australian National

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1111.1MATH3733Random WalkWiener process or Brownian motion (BM) is a continuous time analogue of a random walk with very small steps. There is a strict theorem like CLT behind this. Random walk Wn (t) with steps = 1/n is defined as Wn (0) = 0;

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Lecture 3: Revision notes about normal distributionA continuous random variable X has a normal distribution with mean and variance 2 if its probability density function (pdf) is f (x) = Write X N(, 2 ). Reasons for importance 1) Many data sets

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UltraSPARC-II(TM): The Advancement of UltraComputingGary Goldman and Partha TirumalaiSPARC Technology Business - Sun Microsystems, Inc. 2550 Garcia Ave., Mountain View, CA 94043AbstractUltraSPARC-II extends the family of Suns 64-bit SPARC V9 m

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COMP3320/COMP6464: Post Risc, the Intel Family and beyond! Alistair RendellSee: High Performance Computing, Dowd and Severance, Appendix A Structured Computer Organization, Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Edition 49.2The MIPS R10000 Processor: Continued #2

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COMP3320/6464: The OpenMP Programming Model Alistair RendellSee: www.openmp.org High Performance Computing, Dowd and Severance, Chapter 11 Introduction to Parallel Computing, 2nd Ed, A. Grama, A. Gupta, G. Karypis, V. Kumar Parallel Programming in O

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# R code used in lecture 9 - Example 3.7 Finding the key#count<-numeric(500)# set count = 0for(k in 1:500){count[k]=0}# loop for 500 simulations# each simulation is a sequence of Bernoulli trials ending in a successfor(k in 1:500){flag<-0 #

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COMP3320/COMP6464: Optimizing Compilers Alistair RendellIn order to write high level language code that produces ecient machine code, you really need to understand how compilers and linkers translate high-level source statements into executable mach

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Redbooks PaperViktors BerstisFundamentals of Grid ComputingThe purpose of this IBM Redpaper is to provide discussion material about grid computing, concepts, use, and architecture. Grid computing represents unlimited opportunities in terms of bus

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COMP3320/COMP6464: Hardware Performance Counters Alistair Rendell See various articles linked to lecture note web site7.2Hardware Performance Counters All (nearly?) modern microprocessors have them Typically a group of registers that keep trac

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Chapter 2Message-Passing ComputingSlides for Parallel Programming Techniques & Applications Using Networked Workstations & Parallel Computers 2nd Edition, by B. Wilkinson & M. Allen, 2004 Pearson Education Inc. All rights reserved.2.1Message

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Distributed Memory and Cluster ComputersAlistair Rendell(Adapted From Parallel Programming, Techniques and Applications using Networked Workstations and Parallel Computers, B. Wilkinson and M. Allen, Prentice Hall)1.1Message-Passing Multicomput

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Some comments only-Q. Run mpipingpong on 2 CPUs. You will find that the code appears to stopafter reporting results for 65536bytes. Why is this? Fix it!It stops because you have both processes wanting to send at the sametime. This works okay f

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Cache Oblivious Matrix Transposition: Simulation and ExperimentDimitrios Tsifakis, Alistair P. Rendell* and Peter E. StrazdinsDepartment of Computer Science, Australian National University Canberra ACT0200, Australia dtsifakis@ieee.org, alistair.re

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THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY First Semester Examination June 2005 COMP3320/COMP6464/Honours High Performance Scientic Computing Study Period: 15 minutes Time Allowed: 3 hours Permitted Materials: Calculator Exam questions total 70 marks. COMP3

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5.2.1Global R RegistersA1Registers R[0] R[7] refer to a set of eight registers called the global registers (labeled g0 through g7). At any time, one of MAXGL +1 sets of eight registers is enabled and can be accessed as the current set of globa

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Towards Linear Scaling MD COMP3320/6464Code Kernelfor (i=1; i<total_atoms; i+) for (j=0; j<i; j+) r2 = (at[i].x at[i].x)^2 + (at[i].y (at[i].z at[i].z)^2 PE += 1.0/r2^6 2.0/r2^3 f_x = (12.0/r2^7 12.0/r2^4)(at[i].x f_y = (12.0/r2^7 12.0/r2^4)(

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COMP3320/COMP6464: Operation Balance and Memory Access Patterns Alistair RendellSee: High Performance Computing, Dowd and Severance, Chapter 812.2Example: Vector Rotation Consider vector rotation by angle (where (c, s) = (cos , sin ) - Vector

Allan Hancock College - COMP - 2400

COMP2400-2005-051Australian National University Department of Computer ScienceCOMP2400/COMP6240Assignment 1 SQL Queries Deadline : 5.00pm Friday 19 August 2005 1 IntroductionSQL is a widely used standard on the relational database scene. It

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Data RepresentationCharacters and Stringsq text can be stored in memory by using a number to represent every character q Refs: O'H&Bryant sect 2.1,2.4, Null&Lobur sect 2.52.7, Tanembaum appendix B,related web linkss ASCII (American Standard Co

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Structural InductionCOMP2600 Formal Methods for Software EngineeringBen Lippmeier Australian National University Semester 2, 2008COMP 2600 Structural Induction1Structural InductionWhat is covered in this topic. Induction on the natural

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The Australian National University Department of Computer ScienceCOMP3600/COMP6466 in 2008 Assignment Two(Due: 5pm Friday, October 24 Late Penalty: 25% per day) Question 1.(50/50 for COMP3600 and 40/50 for COMP6466) Given two integers n and M wit

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THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY First Semester Examination June 2008 COMP8400 Algorithms and Techniques for Data Mining Study Period: 15 minutes Time Allowed: 3 hours Permitted Materials: One A4 page with notes on both sides. NO calculator permit

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DataPreprocessing Lecture12:Overviewofdatapreprocessing Lecture13:Descriptivedatasummarization Lecture14:Datacleaning Lecture15:Dataintegration/transformationanddata reduction Lecture16:Discretizationandconcepthierarchy generationandsummaryL

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SQL> - cae August 2006SQL> SQL> drop table VideoHistory;Table dropped.SQL> SQL> create table VideoHistory as 2 select * from tvs.video;Table created.SQL> SQL> alter table VideoHistory 2 add YearSold number(4);Table altered.SQL>

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- copy the file student.sql into the SQL*Plus buffer and - execute by typing '/' on the next line.SQL> get student.sql 1 - A V Peterson 05-07-2005 2 - Student( StudentId, Surname, Initials, Degree ) 3 CREATE TABLE Student 4 ( 5 S

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SQL> start enrolment.sqlSQL> - AV Peterson 05-07-2005SQL> SQL> - Enrolment( StudentId, CourseCode, Mark, Year, Sem, Grade )SQL> SQL> CREATE TABLE Enrolment 2 ( 3 StudentId NUMBER(7), 4 CourseCode VARCHAR(8), 5 Year NUMBER(4),

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SQL> - cae August 2006SQL> SQL> select length, incolor, count(*) 2 from movie 3 group by length, incolor; LENGTH INCOL COUNT(*)- - - 34 true 34 false 19 83 true

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SQL> start q16.sqlSQL> - A V Peterson 26-07-2005SQL> - Q16 How many students are enrolled in COMP2400 in 2005?SQL> SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) 2 FROM Enrolment 3 WHERE CourseCode = 'COMP2400' 4 AND Year = 2005 5 / COUNT(*)

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SQL> set pagesize 250SQL> select nvl(soldto, 'No-one'), movieid 2 from video;NVL(SOLDTO MOVIEID- -No-one 1No-one 2No-one 3No-one 5No-one 72001/00002 112001/0000

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