Wladimir Lyra
Wladimir Lyra
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MRI with outer dead/active transition.
MRI simulation but with disk started out of equilibrium. Notice the wave that is excited. It propagates outward, hits the boundary and is reflected back. The wave damping boundary should be able to absorb it if it is wide and smooth enough.
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3D simulations of planet formation by vortex trapping
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Talk at Vertical shear instability meeting in (virtual) Copenhagen
ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 5 : Heliocentrism and Parallax
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ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 5 : Heliocentrism and Parallax
ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 4 : Aristotle and Ptolemy
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ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 4 : Aristotle and Ptolemy
ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 3 : Motions in the sky
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ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 3 : Motions in the sky
ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 2 : Scientific models
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ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 2 : Scientific models
ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 1 : The distance to the moon.
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ASTR 305 - Class 2 - Video 1 : The distance to the moon.
ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 7: Astrobiology and Biology
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ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 7: Astrobiology and Biology
ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 6: Astrobiology and Planetary Sciences
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ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 6: Astrobiology and Planetary Sciences
ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 5: Astronomy and Astrobiology
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ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 5: Astronomy and Astrobiology
ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 4: Game Changers
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ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 4: Game Changers
ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 3: Mars
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ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 3: Mars
ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 2: Venus
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ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 2: Venus
ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 1 - What are we looking for?
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ASTR 305 - Class 1 - Video 1 - What are we looking for?
Blackbody Radiation - ASTR 1115G
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Blackbody Radiation - ASTR 1115G
ASTR 1115G - Module 3.2
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ASTR 1115G - Module 3.2
ASTR 506 - Courant Criterion
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ASTR 506 - Courant Criterion
ASTR 506 - Finite Difference Coefficients
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ASTR 506 - Finite Difference Coefficients
ASTR 506 - Class 20 - Video 3 - Acoustics: Dispersion Relation
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ASTR 506 - Class 20 - Video 3 - Acoustics: Dispersion Relation
ASTR 506 - Class 20 - Video 2 - Acoustics: Wave Solution.
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ASTR 506 - Class 20 - Video 2 - Acoustics: Wave Solution.
ASTR 506 - Class 20 - Video 1 - Acoustics: Linearization
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ASTR 506 - Class 20 - Video 1 - Acoustics: Linearization
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 4 - Index Notation" Example: Double curl via index notation
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 4 - Index Notation" Example: Double curl via index notation
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 3 - Index Notation: the Levi-Civita symbol
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 3 - Index Notation: the Levi-Civita symbol
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 2 - Index Notation - Einstein summation notation
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 2 - Index Notation - Einstein summation notation
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 1 - Index Notation: Intro
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra Video 1 - Index Notation: Intro
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 11 - Primer on Tensors - Inertia Tensor: all 3 arms off-axes.
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 11 - Primer on Tensors - Inertia Tensor: all 3 arms off-axes.
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 10 - Primer on Tensors - Inertia Tensor Example - 2: Off-diagonal terms
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 10 - Primer on Tensors - Inertia Tensor Example - 2: Off-diagonal terms
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 9 - Primer on Tensors - Example of Inertia Tensor - 1 - Mass on axis
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 9 - Primer on Tensors - Example of Inertia Tensor - 1 - Mass on axis
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 8 - Primer on Tensors - The Inertia Tensor
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 8 - Primer on Tensors - The Inertia Tensor
ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 7 - Primer on Tensors - Example: The Inertia Moment is not a scalar
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ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Video 7 - Primer on Tensors - Example: The Inertia Moment is not a scalar

Komentáře

  • @HeliumIsotope-uf5y
    @HeliumIsotope-uf5y Před měsícem

    Most valuable channel I have ever found on CZcams ❤

  • @cuckoobeats
    @cuckoobeats Před měsícem

    looking forward to this playlist

  • @physically9.81
    @physically9.81 Před měsícem

    You saved me.. thanks a lot mr.Wladmir.

  • @estelari
    @estelari Před 2 měsíci

    Vaaaaleu, prof!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @mpho438
    @mpho438 Před 3 měsíci

    Thanks for this video and the animation , gives you a much better mental picture of what is happening

  • @laonza7036
    @laonza7036 Před 4 měsíci

    This is exactly what I was looking for. Do you provide the hard copy for download of ASTR 506 - Class 19 - Extra videos 1 - 4? If not I'll have to type it all in myself because it is such a great reference.

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 4 měsíci

      Of course, here it is: github.com/wlyra/Astro506/blob/main/PrimerOnTensors.ipynb

  • @miguelfelipe435
    @miguelfelipe435 Před 4 měsíci

    thanks for the lecture, much love from Brazil

  • @lovelylife883
    @lovelylife883 Před 4 měsíci

    Why I did'nt find your channel before:)

  • @alejandraduqueceballos7043
    @alejandraduqueceballos7043 Před 5 měsíci

    Thank you Very much :D great video :)

  • @joansgf7515
    @joansgf7515 Před 5 měsíci

    6:09 it'd be sin(90-alpha) instead of sin(90+alpha)

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 5 měsíci

      No, according to the law of sines applied to the triangle Sun - Galactic Center - Star, it is sin l / R = sin (90+α)/ R0

  • @ritvikedoliya3532
    @ritvikedoliya3532 Před 5 měsíci

    You are doing great...I am shocked why there are no comments on this vid...keep going man....Love from india

  • @shrimpguy2
    @shrimpguy2 Před 6 měsíci

    i owe you a lot Wladimir Lyra thanks for the video

  • @user-vs3yo3ht5d
    @user-vs3yo3ht5d Před 6 měsíci

    Best video I found one CZcams to clear my concept

  • @ElPsyKongroo
    @ElPsyKongroo Před 7 měsíci

    Why does it not hurt to look at all the further away stars then?

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 7 měsíci

      Excellent question! Because at some point their angular size in the sky becomes smaller than the resolution of your eye. At this point, the star is just a "pixel" in your eye and the further they are, indeed less energy you get on that pixel. Intensity is a property of angularly resolved sources of radiation.

  • @millya6005
    @millya6005 Před 7 měsíci

    Why am I only now finding this playlist?! This is so helpful!

  • @grace-kx7tp
    @grace-kx7tp Před 8 měsíci

    Good day sir, thank you for the informative and lucid video. If you don't mind answering a basic question, how is cos(phi) derived?

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 8 měsíci

      Glad you found it informative. The cosine of psi is derived in a previous video: ASTR 506 - Class 8 - Video 5 - Hierarchical triples: The Hamiltonian in orbital elements. czcams.com/video/5KFQwiQToEA/video.html

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 8 měsíci

      The handwritten notes are in my webpage as well: astronomy.nmsu.edu/wlyra/DynamicsHydrodynamics.html

  • @isabellewoo1903
    @isabellewoo1903 Před 9 měsíci

    Most underrated channel out there

  • @dIzztHreesIxty
    @dIzztHreesIxty Před 9 měsíci

    is there a link for the notes you wrote?

  • @itty9hun
    @itty9hun Před 10 měsíci

    Therefore this also means that all the parallels except the Equator are never the shortest distances.. So for example you could walk parallel to meridians going from north to south but you could never walk parallel to parallels to be the fastest to go east to west (or vice versa), that's interesting

  • @magtour
    @magtour Před 10 měsíci

    You have latitude and longitude reversed.

  • @abusalemmondal1008
    @abusalemmondal1008 Před 10 měsíci

    Thanks a lot, sir🥰

  • @gilbertpvalencia
    @gilbertpvalencia Před 11 měsíci

    The value of k

  • @maximroky2648
    @maximroky2648 Před 11 měsíci

    do you by any chance keep your handwritten lectures somewhere?

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 11 měsíci

      Yes, you can find them in my webpage astronomy.nmsu.edu/wlyra/DynamicsHydrodynamics.html

  • @sammyapsel1443
    @sammyapsel1443 Před rokem

    why didn't you divide by cos(theta)?

  • @mohamedabdulmageed8277

    Density is the difficult one :D

  • @mohamedabdulmageed8277

    can you explain the integration of [exp(-P^2/(2mkt) * P^2 dP] in details Pleas

  • @mohamedabdulmageed8277

    Please explain the process of differentiation in detail

  • @frederickherrmann9719

    Helpful. Text is a bit small to read.

  • @suvashshrestha1731
    @suvashshrestha1731 Před rokem

    Dear sir, I am doing my thesis but I could not understand transformation between the astronomical coordinate systems, so request you sir plz suggest me the name of best book of astronomical coordinate system transformations.🙏🙏

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před rokem

      Check my lecture notes astronomy.nmsu.edu/wlyra/FundamentalAstronomy/Module1_PositionalAstronomy_Notes.pdf

  • @deveshkumarsaini6845

    it is very useful for me ,thanks for this knowledge

  • @juancame2007
    @juancame2007 Před 2 lety

    at 5:29 shouldn't be "crosses the meridian" instead of "horizon" ? (great videos btw, well explained, very clear and precise, excellent pictures and animations )

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 2 lety

      Correct! When it crosses the meridian. Thanks for catching it :-)

  • @SirKostek77
    @SirKostek77 Před 2 lety

    There is an error in dy/d(phi) derivative in Jacobi Matrix. sin(phi) derivative would be cos(phi) not -cos(phi)

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 2 lety

      Thanks for the correction.

    • @SirKostek77
      @SirKostek77 Před 2 lety

      @@wladimirlyra8757 Could I ask you if this approach works for non symmetric case? Can I write ds in cartesian like this: ds=dx+dy+dz And then just transform it into spherical with Jacobian? In most books I have seen some additional angles representing directions theta and phi. d/ds was rewritten with chain rule and in the output there were some direction cosines. I just wonder if both solutions are equivalent and how one can prove it.

  • @user-sk8ch6fs7j
    @user-sk8ch6fs7j Před 2 lety

    What 😳 is that about i don't have a clue 🤔

  • @pauloslferes
    @pauloslferes Před 2 lety

    Very interesting your demonstration. Eratóstenes (BC) already knew this, but in impiricall way.

  • @workufiromsa2628
    @workufiromsa2628 Před 2 lety

    Can we get the program that can solve a system of n first-order differential equations by the Heun method ( Modified Euler) by FORTRAN

  • @nidhal0149
    @nidhal0149 Před 2 lety

    Thanksss for the video

  • @shrawan0825
    @shrawan0825 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for sharing this with us

  • @tonyzito6493
    @tonyzito6493 Před 2 lety

    That's a terrific animation for explaining the ecliptic.

  • @mrx42
    @mrx42 Před 2 lety

    Thank you very much. A PhD student in astrophysics

  • @hermannklein-hessling7612

    Any chance we could get a text file with the code?

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 2 lety

      sure, here's the code astronomy.nmsu.edu/wlyra/DynamicsHydrodynamics/euler.f90

    • @wladimirlyra8757
      @wladimirlyra8757 Před 2 lety

      also in C++ astronomy.nmsu.edu/wlyra/DynamicsHydrodynamics/euler.cpp

  • @tomcruise1382
    @tomcruise1382 Před 2 lety

    Sir plzzzzz

  • @tomcruise1382
    @tomcruise1382 Před 2 lety

    Sir I am from India

  • @tomcruise1382
    @tomcruise1382 Před 2 lety

    Sir I love your videos

  • @zeyadahmed731
    @zeyadahmed731 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much!

  • @jettanat1351
    @jettanat1351 Před 2 lety

    spherical astronomy is the hardest astronomy.

  • @thomashugentoblerschlickmann

    Salve Brasil! Muito obrigado pela aula!

  • @mixentertainment8339
    @mixentertainment8339 Před 3 lety

    It would be better if you make the 2nd diagram bigger ie. the page should be large

  • @pukhrajmansion8445
    @pukhrajmansion8445 Před 3 lety

    GREAT 👍

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  • @solomondavidson4346
    @solomondavidson4346 Před 3 lety

    Nice presentation and lecture. Please can you email me the Mathematica code or Matlab code I can use to plot these Zero Velocity curves?