2017-10 Group Meeting ======================== 2017-10-05 ------------------------ Bipolar model with matter effect. (`link `_) .. figure:: assets/2017-10/matter-bipolar-alpha-1-lambda-c2t-range-300.png :align: center With :math:`\alpha=1`, :math:`\lambda=\cos 2\theta_v`, :math:`\mu=3\omega`, where everything is in unit of :math:`\omega`. Range of calculation is :math:`[0,300]`. The frequencies are 1.95547, 3.39437, 5.25602. The plots obviously show that the NFIS's going through three fourier modes, .. math:: A_1 \cos( \gamma_1 t ) + A_2 \cos( \gamma_2 t ) + A_3 \cos( \gamma_3 t ). .. admonition:: Guess :class: note It should be .. math:: \mathbf P = \sum_{i=1}^3 \mathbf P_{f,i} \cos(\gamma_i t). Before we work out the data fitting, it would be nice if I can find the relation between the parameters and coefficients and frequencies. I should work out :math:`\alpha=0.5,0.8,1,1.2,1.5`, :math:`\mu=0.5,1,2,3`, as well as some change in :math:`\lambda`. .. admonition:: Observations :class: note Generally speaking, small :math:`\alpha` enhances the first frequency. Frist we calculate :math:`\lambda=\cos 2\theta_v` and :math:`\mu=3` For :math:`\alpha=1` 1. frequencies: {1.95547, 3.39437, 5.25602} 2. A: {0.111267, 0.0282127, 0.021448} 3. Abar: {0.0397217, 0.0496267, 0.0205751} For :math:`\alpha=0.8` 1. frequencies: {1.50333, 3.4475, 4.96213} 2. A: {0.146606, 0.0257919, 0.0199095} 3. Abar: {0.0434389, 0.038914, 0.0167421} For :math:`\alpha=0.6` 1. {1.16424, 3.59444, 4.72477} 2. {0.189593, 0.021267, 0.0167421} 3. {0.0459276, 0.0316742, 0.0153846} For :math:`\alpha=0.5` 1. frequencies: {1.03651, 3.58314, 4.6279} 2. A: {0.225792, 0.0217194, 0.0134389} 3. Abar: {0.0459276, 0.0255656, 0.0104072} So the amplitude for neutrinos seems to be changing linearly as a function of :math:`\alpha`. Keep :math:`\alpha=1` and :math:`\lambda=\cos 2\theta_v`, while change :math:`\mu`. For :math:`\mu=2`. 1. Frequencies: {1.46942, 2.91624, 4.38567} 2. A: {0.122172, 0.0303167, 0.0217195} 3. Abar: {0.0312217, 0.0533937, 0.0190045} I consider the amplitudes unchanged but the frequencies are shifted to lower values.