A alejo12 Active member Joined Jul 9, 2010 Messages 27 Reaction score 0 Aug 10, 2010 #1 Goswami has : Rmin=S^2 / (15(0.01xe + f )) where CERM has the same formula but omits the 0.01. Which should I use ? Will appreciate any help. Thanks!
Goswami has : Rmin=S^2 / (15(0.01xe + f )) where CERM has the same formula but omits the 0.01. Which should I use ? Will appreciate any help. Thanks!
C civilized_naah Well-known member Joined Jun 30, 2009 Messages 409 Reaction score 28 Location Maryland Aug 10, 2010 #2 alejo12 said: Goswami has : Rmin=S^2 / (15(0.01xe + f )) where CERM has the same formula but omits the 0.01. Which should I use ? Will appreciate any help. Thanks! Click to expand... Both are correct. The formula in Goswami uses e in percent. The formula in Lindeburg uses e in decimal. Hence the 0.01 muliplier.
alejo12 said: Goswami has : Rmin=S^2 / (15(0.01xe + f )) where CERM has the same formula but omits the 0.01. Which should I use ? Will appreciate any help. Thanks! Click to expand... Both are correct. The formula in Goswami uses e in percent. The formula in Lindeburg uses e in decimal. Hence the 0.01 muliplier.
A alejo12 Active member Joined Jul 9, 2010 Messages 27 Reaction score 0 Aug 11, 2010 #3 I see , Thank you !!!
