8 Apr 2009 at 08:53 #1 FrostedNipple FrostedNipple Permabanned Joined 28 Oct 2006 Posts 6,552 Location Bournemouth I need to describe something, and i don't know how to word it or the proper word to word, WORD! The point i have circled in red, what word would you give to the very most bottom point of that anti-peak?
I need to describe something, and i don't know how to word it or the proper word to word, WORD! The point i have circled in red, what word would you give to the very most bottom point of that anti-peak?
8 Apr 2009 at 08:55 #2 BlackDragon BlackDragon Soldato Joined 9 Jun 2006 Posts 2,642 Lowest point of the whole line = Global minima Highest point of the whole line = Global maxima Lowest point locally = Local minima Highest point locally = Local maxima
Lowest point of the whole line = Global minima Highest point of the whole line = Global maxima Lowest point locally = Local minima Highest point locally = Local maxima
8 Apr 2009 at 08:55 #4 Tefal Tefal Caporegime Joined 30 Jun 2007 Posts 68,867 Location Wales "this bit here"
8 Apr 2009 at 08:57 #5 archer_dan archer_dan Associate Joined 27 Aug 2005 Posts 287 Location Coventry, UK or, if its wave it'd be a trough
8 Apr 2009 at 08:57 #6 fini fini Soldato Joined 26 Aug 2004 Posts 7,571 Location London The bit circled in red below the displeased face
8 Apr 2009 at 09:03 #8 FrostedNipple FrostedNipple Permabanned OP Joined 28 Oct 2006 Posts 6,552 Location Bournemouth How do i describe it if i can't circle it?
8 Apr 2009 at 09:04 #9 fini fini Soldato Joined 26 Aug 2004 Posts 7,571 Location London Point "a" - then draw a line to it with the letter "a"
8 Apr 2009 at 09:04 #10 Cew27 Cew27 Associate Joined 8 Apr 2008 Posts 706 in waves there are troughs and peaks, troughs being lowest point
8 Apr 2009 at 09:06 #11 FrostedNipple FrostedNipple Permabanned OP Joined 28 Oct 2006 Posts 6,552 Location Bournemouth i used 'local minima of the outer oscillation' they were being described as oscillations in the text. thanks
i used 'local minima of the outer oscillation' they were being described as oscillations in the text. thanks
8 Apr 2009 at 09:06 #12 DarkShadow DarkShadow Soldato Joined 14 Apr 2004 Posts 11,888 Location UK Curve?
8 Apr 2009 at 09:06 #13 Dave Dave Soldato Joined 30 Oct 2004 Posts 4,955 Location Sacramento, CA, USA snail1 said: (local) minimum Click to expand... This.
8 Apr 2009 at 09:06 #14 fini fini Soldato Joined 26 Aug 2004 Posts 7,571 Location London 'Outer' could be the left or right one and is thus vague.
8 Apr 2009 at 09:07 #15 FrostedNipple FrostedNipple Permabanned OP Joined 28 Oct 2006 Posts 6,552 Location Bournemouth fini said: 'Outer' could be the left or right one and is thus vague. Click to expand... what i'm talking about could be the left of right, it's not shown well in my picture but it is supposed to be symettrical.
fini said: 'Outer' could be the left or right one and is thus vague. Click to expand... what i'm talking about could be the left of right, it's not shown well in my picture but it is supposed to be symettrical.
8 Apr 2009 at 09:08 #16 snail1 snail1 Associate Joined 4 Dec 2003 Posts 658 What is it ? It looks a bit like a potential energy surface to me. Presumably you have axes so you could refer to it as the local minimum at x = whatever
What is it ? It looks a bit like a potential energy surface to me. Presumably you have axes so you could refer to it as the local minimum at x = whatever
8 Apr 2009 at 11:24 #17 FrostedNipple FrostedNipple Permabanned OP Joined 28 Oct 2006 Posts 6,552 Location Bournemouth it's coursework, so i'm not going to say incase they try to do me for plagerism
8 Apr 2009 at 11:28 #18 andyp andyp Permabanned Joined 31 May 2005 Posts 1,628 Location South Yorkshire Eric? Or Alan?