Editing Talk:128: dPain over dt
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Pain = c_1 (e^k_2 + d e^t)^(-k_1) + (Girl)/k_1 | Pain = c_1 (e^k_2 + d e^t)^(-k_1) + (Girl)/k_1 | ||
β | Hopefully, d is relatively small ("days... or weeks"), thereby diminishing the time it takes for Pain to change. Significantly, k_1 needs to be positive, otherwise the first term would grow unbounded and Pain would never decrease. Assuming k_1 is positive, a | + | Hopefully, d is relatively small ("days... or weeks"), thereby diminishing the time it takes for Pain to change. Significantly, k_1 needs to be positive, otherwise the first term would grow unbounded and Pain would never decrease. Assuming k_1 is positive, a large k_2 would help ensure the first term shrinks quickly. The "Girl" term guarantees there will always be a certain amount of Pain, unless "How much she's still in my life" is zero. |
--[[User:Smartin|Smartin]] ([[User talk:Smartin|talk]]) 02:33, 1 January 2013 (UTC) | --[[User:Smartin|Smartin]] ([[User talk:Smartin|talk]]) 02:33, 1 January 2013 (UTC) |