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On Mar 31, 10:33 am, Cecil Moore wrote:
Gene Fuller wrote: I have said many times that you can choose to analyze the individual components or you can analyze the superposed combination, i.e., a standing wave. It is purely a matter of mathematical convenience. However, if you get different answers, including more or less completeness, then you have made an error. That is the essence of superposition. If that property was not true, then superposition would be of little value. An energy analysis yields exactly the same results as any other valid method of analysis and is often much easier. A strange assertion given that in another thread your energy analysis was incapable of producing any result while alternative techniques could readily answer the question. ....Keith |
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