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i have to do actual research, but my gut is telling me Bessel functions (they are known to describe concentric waves) Dusting off my continuum mechanics.. i think the Bessel funcs are the solutions to a set of differential equations called the 'linearized water wave equations'
I think you are overthinking it. It looks like a variant of the classic two ball drop problem, where the first impact is inelastic. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/doubal.html …pic.twitter.com/EflIZZF9fq
Hmm .. I’m not sure if that works for fluids though
Is this the science behind when my bogey board drilled me in the face?
that was probably buoyancy, this has to do with a singularity at the center of a concentric wave
Ok g**gle pls compute the mass and depth needed for a payload to achieve escape velocity from planet earth
You may be limited by air resistance unfortunately
That impulse at time 0 be like
non-differentiable
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