Changes between Version 25 and Version 26 of u/massBElight

Timestamp:

10/05/12 21:23:22 (12 years ago)

Author:

Erica Kaminski

Comment:

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u/massBElight

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 So, the density is changing, but is the total mass? Visit can integrate these curves, and indeed the area under the curves were different, indicating a change in the total mass of the sphere. 
 
-Thus, it seemed justifiable to make the assumption: 1) mass of ambient stays constant, 2) calculate M(t) of the sphere with r=1.1Rbe using the Mtot query of visit. 
+Thus, it seemed justifiable to make the assumption: 1) mass of ambient stays constant, 2) calculate M(t) of the sphere with r=1.1Rbe using the Mtot query of visit. Also, since the mass of the sphere is changing, what does this mean about the boundaries supplying/removing mass from the box?
 
 Using this data, I found the following curve for M(t) of this sphere: