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I'm trying to get a linearized model for a physical system, but I've got an asymptote in the linearized equation that I don't know how to deal with.
I have Bernoulli's equation
$P_o = P + 1/2rho v^2$
solved for velocity.
$v = sqrtfrac2(P_o-P)rho$
I would like a linearized equation so that I can use it as a linear model.
I've taken the derivative with respect to $Delta P$
$Delta P = P_o - P$
so that
$fracdvdt = frac1sqrt2rho Delta Pdelta Delta P$
My questions are:
1) Is this the proper approach to linearizing this equation?
2) How do I deal with an asymptote, in what should be the physical realm with no disconnect?
asymptotics linearization
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I'm trying to get a linearized model for a physical system, but I've got an asymptote in the linearized equation that I don't know how to deal with.
I have Bernoulli's equation
$P_o = P + 1/2rho v^2$
solved for velocity.
$v = sqrtfrac2(P_o-P)rho$
I would like a linearized equation so that I can use it as a linear model.
I've taken the derivative with respect to $Delta P$
$Delta P = P_o - P$
so that
$fracdvdt = frac1sqrt2rho Delta Pdelta Delta P$
My questions are:
1) Is this the proper approach to linearizing this equation?
2) How do I deal with an asymptote, in what should be the physical realm with no disconnect?
asymptotics linearization
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I'm trying to get a linearized model for a physical system, but I've got an asymptote in the linearized equation that I don't know how to deal with.
I have Bernoulli's equation
$P_o = P + 1/2rho v^2$
solved for velocity.
$v = sqrtfrac2(P_o-P)rho$
I would like a linearized equation so that I can use it as a linear model.
I've taken the derivative with respect to $Delta P$
$Delta P = P_o - P$
so that
$fracdvdt = frac1sqrt2rho Delta Pdelta Delta P$
My questions are:
1) Is this the proper approach to linearizing this equation?
2) How do I deal with an asymptote, in what should be the physical realm with no disconnect?
asymptotics linearization
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I'm trying to get a linearized model for a physical system, but I've got an asymptote in the linearized equation that I don't know how to deal with.
I have Bernoulli's equation
$P_o = P + 1/2rho v^2$
solved for velocity.
$v = sqrtfrac2(P_o-P)rho$
I would like a linearized equation so that I can use it as a linear model.
I've taken the derivative with respect to $Delta P$
$Delta P = P_o - P$
so that
$fracdvdt = frac1sqrt2rho Delta Pdelta Delta P$
My questions are:
1) Is this the proper approach to linearizing this equation?
2) How do I deal with an asymptote, in what should be the physical realm with no disconnect?
asymptotics linearization
asymptotics linearization
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