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Is there a standard way to write a second definite integral?

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Is there a standard way to write a second definite integral?

Tilting a mass suspended on 2 springs

It is possible for a scalar finite-duration continuous system to achieve an infinite speed (in finite-time)? How if true? Why not if false?

A person is dragging another person at constant velocity over a surface.

Circle as coset space for different groups?

Can anyone help me solve this hard physics vector problem? Thanks

Why is the time variable in a PDE treated differently than space variables when solving numerically?

What is the integral ∫x(t)dt

Ugly notation for functions my physics teacher uses: $f(x) = f(x(t)) = f(t)$

Are there any continuous time-limited Linear and Time-Invariant (LIT) functions with unbounded derivative?

Units of the exponential function

Decomposing an intensity spectrum as a superposition of blackbody spectra

Is it possible to solve N-body problem if only one body is moving and all other are static?

A question related to the boundedness of self-adjoint operators

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