December 20th, 2005 in General.
The aforementioned rocket/temperature project has been edited slightly. I’ve changed the max altitude to 2000 feet for two reason: 1) It’s less illegal and 2) I don’t have enough engines for 4000 feet. I’ve also dubbed the project “LATP” for “Low Altitude Temperature Profile”. Here’s a basic graph of what I expect to happen:
Note that […]
Let me start by saying that this is easily the largest undertaking I’ve yet done.
I’m working on an experiment to make a mathematical model of the temperature at low altitudes, and how it changes as the sun warms the earth. I’m basing the model around the heat equation.
I plan to launch around 6 rockets, starting […]
December 12th, 2005 in Programming, News, Projects.
Ever since my introduction to computational fluid dynamics last year, I’ve been reading several calc books and tutorials to learn Partial Differential Equations. By no stretch of the imagination am I a master, but last night I finally succeded in solving the Heat Equation.
Not only do I now understand initial and boundary conditions, but I […]
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