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<0> Quick question: Which "size" is v=sqrt(F/) if F is inputted in Newton and in kg/m
<0> as opposed to using this v=f* "wavelenght", where f is in s^-1/Hz and wavelength in m
<1> anybody has experience in 1-100Watts Argone-ion laser repair?
<1> especially with russian tubes
<2> uV: what's wrong with it?
<1> i dunno
<2> uV: well what happens
<1> i ll have 3 equipments in the next week
<1> no light :)
<1> at first i ll check A:sup
<2> uV: A:sup ?
<1> Anode ignition Voltage
<0> Could anyone help me with the above question? It's really been bugging me for the last couple of hours :(
<2> uV: *nod*
<2> uV: increase it slowly though
<1> *nod*?
<2> uV: i'm nodding
<2> agreeing
<2> eZtaR: expand out all the units
<1> so it has cuurrent source 3phase supply
<0> okay i've figured out that v is m/s in the second equasion but the first one is seriously busting my balls :(
<2> uV: well try increasing the voltage
<1> i want to connect at least 2uF charged to 5KV for safe ignition
<1> capillar+old tubes
<2> uV: can you spend money on the repair? I have a russian laser engineer who could probably get it up and running
<2> (I work for a laser company)
<0> (kg * m/s^2) / ( kg / m) = s^2? JohnFlux? That seems like an awfully weird unit for velocity
<1> no, just i have a friend who has got a disco and his laser has dead
<1> he has no money for expensive repairs....
<1> it's Hungary
<2> eZtaR: you did the m wrong
<2> eZtaR: m / (1/m) is m^2
<2> eZtaR: so you get sqrt( m^2 s^2)
<2> eZtaR: so you get sqrt( m^2 s^-2)
<2> which is ms^-1
<2> you did the s wrong as well (it's 1/s^2)
<2> uV: well you seem to know what you're doing. but be careful
<2> uV: i've had to have a needle in my eye etc but I wasn't :-)
<2> uV: i've had to have a needle in my eye etc because I wasn't :-)
<1> uhh
<2> that was a day I won't forget I tell you
<2> deep blue pulse laser
<1> one time my eye got directly 1W
<2> ouch
<1> fortunetly in very smooth angle
<0> Thanks JohnFlux :) So the unit for the first equation is simply m/s^-1?
<2> eZtaR: if you write: 1/s that means the same as s^(-1)
<2> eZtaR: saying s^-1 means 1/s
<2> eZtaR: follow?
<0> Yes i do
<1> after ~1day the blindness has been disappeared
<2> eZtaR: so either write m/s or m s^-1
<2> uV: did you go to an eye doctor?
<0> Okay so it's simply m/s? Thanks JohnFlux :)
<2> eZtaR: right
<2> eZtaR: go over the question and make sure you get the same
<1> no, my eye _fortunetly_ is perfect :)
<1> i m a very lucka
<1> y
<2> eZtaR: you should make sure you can simplify: (kg * m/s^2) / ( kg / m) to m^2/s^2
<2> uV: indeed
<2> uV: I went to the eye hospital asap
<0> I'll try.. But there seems to be a huge difference in using the two different equations
<0> I'll practice JohnFlux
<0> :)
<2> uV: they said that the back of the eye can inflame because of the damage
<2> uV: and the rush of blood for the inflamation can cause blindness
<2> uV: (undue pressure or something)
<1> the worst impression of mine is a testing of VUV mercury lamp :-/
<1> ohh
<2> uV: so they injected me with something to the back of the eyeball
<2> to make sure it didn't swell
<2> but dear god that hurt
<2> i was in a foreign country as well, and the nurse got out a dictionary
<2> I'm sitting on the chair, and she's holding the needle flicking it
<2> and reading the translation dictionary
<2> she goes "this will .. uh .. be painful"
<1> yujjj
<2> anyway, fun fun
<2> :-D
<1> which country was this?
<2> Lithuania
<1> ahh
<1> girlz?
<2> in general?
<2> very tall
<2> some genetic thing
<1> and looks like?
<2> lithuanian girls are very tall
<1> or Tsernobyl?
<2> okay I guess
<2> Tsemobyl?
<2> what's that?
<1> Chernobyl?
<2> that's not lithuania is it?
<1> i dunno the correct name of this accident
<1> but Lithuaniu
<1> a got the biggest dose
<2> oh i see
<2> dunno :-)
<1> winds directions... bad mood...
<1> JohnFlux: that night I got up like sands gets to my eyes
<2> you're in lithuania?
<2> or nearby
<2> russia i guess?
<1> no, we just testing a VUV light source without proper eye-safety gl***es
<2> i thought we were talking about chernobyl still ;-)
<1> hungary also got a relative big dose
<2> safety gl***es are annoying
<2> they don't let you see the light ;-)
<1> yes :)
<1> but if you have pulsed lasers (high power)
<1> ...
<1> without gl***es.. like a suicide
<2> yeah
<2> so i learnt :-)
<3> anyone here who's been dealing with chemical computing?
<2> Mephisto: using chemicals as computers?
<1> thats the next ...before real quantum computing
<3> yeah, that
<3> i just have a small question about how it's implemented .. since they keep talking about "waves" which i think are waves of chemical reactions, but i'm not sure
<3> (the Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction .. for the die hard fans)
<1> nite
<4> Manyfold: hey, so your solution to the laplace equation is correct, for azimuthal symmetry
<4> Manyfold: and you can absorb all the constants into A_l and B_l
<4> Manyfold: you still need to find what A_l and B_l are for this specific arrangement
<5> JabberWalkie: i am sorry i feel really bad today and i am out of order today sorry
<4> Manyfold: ahh ok, no worries
<5> my heart
<4> in the physical sense or the emotional sense?
<5> surely someone is trying to kill me vause i know to much
<5> cause
<4> did you go to a doctor?
<5> yeah he sent me to a cardiologist
<5> i was there this morning
<4> ahh, that sux
<5> now i have an appointment for 5.2.2007
<5> till then i could be dead already
<4> ugh, that ****s..
<4> well make sure you don't exercise....
<4> it puts strain on the heart...
<5> the german public health system ****s big time
<5> i decided to excercise anyway
<4> yea....Canada's ****s to...
<4> ahh....well your choice i guess....
<5> my life really ****s so i have nothing left to loose
<4> suppose i should go for a run then....
<4> ill bbl...
<5> you have a public health system in canada?
<4> yeah
<5> i mean a real one not like that in the us?
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