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Vectors Question
Hi,
Would you be able to put into plain english what these vector notations mean please.
You can put any meaning you want to the abbreviations (Su, Vf, etc.) - I just want to understand basically what the vector notations mean in plain english.
Thanks,
Vectors.pptx
Would you be able to put into plain english what these vector notations mean please.
You can put any meaning you want to the abbreviations (Su, Vf, etc.) - I just want to understand basically what the vector notations mean in plain english.
Thanks,
Vectors.pptx
TommySzalapski
What is the context?
ASKER
Hi,
The context is in relation to flame surfaces.
G is used to define a point on the flame surfact, Vf is the local propagation velocity of the surface and Su is the local flame speed.
It might be easier to picture it in the context of a simple candle flame.
To be honest though you can put it into any context you want to if it makes it easier for you.
Thanks.
The context is in relation to flame surfaces.
G is used to define a point on the flame surfact, Vf is the local propagation velocity of the surface and Su is the local flame speed.
It might be easier to picture it in the context of a simple candle flame.
To be honest though you can put it into any context you want to if it makes it easier for you.
Thanks.
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And does the tilda and circumflex accent hold any special meaning?
They are just different symbols.
G and G with circumflex are different (but probably related)
There is no standard for what different letters mean. Some are the same in most places, but each university or textbook has its own.
G and G with circumflex are different (but probably related)
There is no standard for what different letters mean. Some are the same in most places, but each university or textbook has its own.
If you just want to know what the tilde and all mean, then you'll have to check with your particular textbook/instructor. There's no common meaning that everyone uses.
ASKER
Perfect. Thank you both.