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Mathematical vectors, operations on vectors and vectorized programming.
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How to use DSolve with vectors without decomposing into vector components?
Given a basic, two-dimensional ballistic trajectory problem, I can solve the equations of motion using DSolve (or NDSolve) by decomposing the vector equations of motion into equations with the scalar components …
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Doing vector manipulations on Mathematica
+ (1/2) (v1.v2)/(Norm[v1] Norm[v2])
use it to evaluate for any two vectors
f2[q1, q2]
(* 5/7 + (8 Sqrt[2/11])/7 *)
then square it if you wish
f2[q1, q2]^2
If you want to work with generalized vector … components and know the dimensions of each vector, use for example
q1 = {x1, y1, z1}
q2 = {x2, y2, z2}
f2[q1, q2] …
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