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Mathematical Minute: Rotating a Function Graph
The College Mathematics Journal, 2013Using calculus only, we find the angles you can rotate the graph of a differentiable function about the origin and still obtain a function graph.
Daniel Bravo, Joseph Fera
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Mathematical model of pneumatic multichamber rotational drive [PDF]
Soviet Mining Science, 1986 A mathematical model of a pneumatic rotary drill is described which incorporates the pneumatic and thermodynamic parameters of the drill into a design optimization formulation from the standpoint of rock drilling in the mining industry.
L. N. Afanas'ev +2 more
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Isomorphism of Mathematical Descriptions of the Rotation Operation
Mechanics of Solids, 2018Currently the practice of constructing various algorithms of inertial navigation, including strapdown navigation system (SINS), indicates that two mathematical methods for describing rotation are mainly used: using quaternions or direction cosines. Moreover, in SINS algorithms it is often convenient to use two of these parameter systems in parallel ...
V. N. Branets, V. N. Branets
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Mathematical Study on Local Fluid Rotation Axis: Vorticity is Not the Rotation Axis
2021A vortex can be intuitively recognized as the rotational/swirling motion of the fluids. The fascination of the phenomenon brought about many years of research to classify and identify the vortical structure. Vorticity was one of the first theories developed to identify the vortex.
Yifei Yu, Charles Nottage, Chaoqun Liu
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Mathematical Precision in Rotational Corrective Osteotomy of the Femur
Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma, 1998We used a mathematical model to determine whether the approach to derotation of the malrotated femur can be improved for use in corrective osteotomy of the femur. Rotational corrective osteotomy of the femur (RCOF) is a procedure performed by orthopedic surgeons to correct congenital femoral torsion deformities and posttraumatic femoral shaft malunions.
M O Onwochei +4 more
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MATHEMATICAL ROTATION OF ORIENTATION DATA
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1964Three-dimensional rotation, usually done graphically with a stereographic or equal-area net, may be performed mathematically by means of a 3 by 3 matrix. Digital computer programs based on the matrix should be useful in structural and sedimentation studies.
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Mathematical Modeling of the Polymer Rotational Molding
Volume 1: Symposia, Parts A and B, 2007We study the rimming flow of a viscoelastic film on the inner surface of a horizontal rotating cylinder. Simple lubrication theory is applied assuming that the Reynolds number is small and the liquid film is thin. For the steady-state flow of the Upper-Convected Maxwell (UCM) fluid the mathematical model reduces to a first order nonlinear ODE for the ...
Tyler Brandenburg +4 more
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Mathematical model of decolourization in a rotating disc reactor
Biochemical Engineering Journal, 2015Abstract This work presents a mathematical model of the biodegradation of an organic dye in a rotating disc reactor operated in a batch mode with discs coated with a mycelium of a white-rot fungus. The two-dimensional model domain represents the surface of one half of a disc. The disc is considered to be covered with two layers (biofilm, liquid film)
T. Skybová, Michal Přibyl, Pavel Hasal
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Codman's paradox of the arm rotations is not a paradox: mathematical validation
Medical Engineering & Physics, 1998Movement of a straight arm centred at the shoulder joint in three successive 90 degrees rotations, each around the respective orthogonal coordinate axis, leads to an apparently unrelated 90 degrees rotation around the longitudinal arm axis. This empirical fact is known as Codman's paradox, after a Bostonian surgeon who first reported it in 1934 ...
Orlando Bravo +3 more
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A mathematical model of pulse plating on a rotating disk electrode
AIChE Journal, 1990AbstractA galvanostatic pulse plating model is presented for the electrodeposition of an alloy on a rotating disk electrode. This model is used to simulate the electrodeposition of nickel/chrome alloys. The mass transport equations used in the model include the effects of diffusion, migration and convection; and the electrode kinetics are described by ...
Yin, Ken-Ming, White, Ralph E.
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