CBE 30355 - Lecture Notes - Aug. 25, 2022
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Class notes
Read through pages 17-25 of the notes and view the online narration below. Don't forget to complete the quiz in Canvas!
The main points of the lecture were
Goals:
After this class you should be able to:
- Know where the continuum hypothesis breaks down.
Reading
- The class notes.
- BS&L, chapter 1
Additional Readings:
In class we talked about the speed of sound. While we won't be doing much
acoustics in this class, it's a fun topic. While we usually think of sound propagating through air, in fact it is just as important how sound propagates through water - particularly if you are on a submarine! For just about everything you ever wanted to know about sound in the sea, visit the website
here. The history of underwater acoustics near the bottom of
this page is particularly fascinating.
Demonstration:
In class today we demonstrated standing waves and resonance using the
"Singing Water Bowl". An interesting description of the bowl (and one I used
to figure out how to make it go...) is found
here. A somewhat
more scholarly examination of the bowl can be obtained by the Google Scholar
search here
, where the paper (second link when I did it, anyway) can be accessed using the
"FindText @ Notre Dame" link. You have to do this from a computer accessing
the web through ND, though, but it's a great way to get at scholarly articles.
David.T.Leighton.1@nd.edu