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A core Course on Modeling Introduction to Modeling 0LAB0 0LBB0 0LCB0 0LDB0 S.10

u 1, u 2 constant ratio p 12  x 1, x 2 can be converted set convertible units  dimension Non-convertible units (e.g., ‘nr. sheep’) … … give rise to dimensions on their own [SHEEP] {m, inch, light year, yard,  m, …} defines ‘length’ [L]; {sec, year, day, …} defines ‘time’ [T].

units ‘go with the math’  dimensions ‘go with the math’ different dimensions: not + or -, hence not equated (a=b  a-b=0) dimension analysis: check formula dimension synthesis: construct formula like a zipper, every dimension must match left and right from ‘=‘

Dimensional synthesis: Oscillation time T [ T ] of pendulum could depend on g [ LT -2 ], m[ M ], l[ L ] : T  m  l  g  [ T ]=[ M ]  [ L ]  [ LT -2 ]  =[ M ]  [ L ]  +  [ T ] -2  =[ M ]  [ L ]  +  [ T ] -2  So: M :  =0; L :  +  =0; T :1= -2  or: T 2 /(l/g) is dimensionless: T 2 is proportional to l/g.

Dimensional synthesis: Wind force F W could depend on  [ M / L 3 ], v [ L / T ], A [ L 2 ]:

Dimensional synthesis: Wind force F W could depend on  [ M / L 3 ], v [ L / T ], A [ L 2 ]:

Dimensional synthesis: Wind force F W could depend on  [ M / L 3 ], v [ L / T ], A [ L 2 ]: F w    v  A  [ ML / T 2 ]=[ M / L 3 ]  [ L / T ]  [ L 2 ]  [ M ][ L ][ T ] -2 =[ M ]  [L ] -3  +  +2  [ T ] -  So: M : 1 =  ; L : 1 = -3  +  +2  ; T : -2= -  or: F w /(  v 2 A) is dimensionless: F w is proportional to  v 2 A.

Summary : units with constant ratio  convertible units with constant ratio  convertible set of convertible units: dimension set of convertible units: dimension examples: length, time, weight,... examples: length, time, weight,... in any formula, dimensions left and right must be identical in any formula, dimensions left and right must be identical dimensional analysis: check dimensional analysis: check dimensional synthesis: construct dimensional synthesis: construct dimensional synthesis will not yield formulas with +, - and dimensionless factors dimensional synthesis will not yield formulas with +, - and dimensionless factors