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Discipline 2 ... Quantity dist Q12 dist Q22 ... Estimate total Sum of costs above dist Q11 R1 + Q12 R2 + . . . dist Q21 R1 + Q22 R2 + . . . Element cost

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Starting from some assumptions and observations, Maxwell derived a set of mutually coupled equations, the so called Maxwell Equations, which paved the way to the field of electrodynamics, part of which allows a proper understanding and design of antenna elements and arrays. In differential form, the four equations are: div D(r, t) = p(r, t) div B(r,t) = 0

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Bearing in mind that cH 1 = 3000 h -1 Mpc, derive formulae for the luminosity and angular diameter distances as a function of redshift for the special case no = 1. If you are feeling adventurous, solve this equation numerically to obtain curves for no = 0.3 as shown in Figures A2.3 and A2.5. A2.5. This question concerns what are called 'Euclidean number counts', meaning source counts in the limits where geometry and expansion can both be ignored so that the geometry is approximated as Euclidean. Evolution of the source population is also ignored. Consider a population of sources with the same fixed luminosity, distributed throughout space with uniform number density. Determine how the number of sources seen above a given flux density limit S scales with S, and show that this scaling relation is unchanged if we have populations of sources with different absolute luminosities. Use this to argue that any realistic survey of objects is likely to be dominated by sources close to the flux limit for detection.

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This means that the scale factor will have a more complicated behaviour, and so to convert p(a) into p(t) is much harder. It is possible to obtain exact solutions for this situation. but they are very messy so I won't include them here. Instead, I'll consider the simpler situation where one or other of the densities is by far the larger. In that case, we can say that the Friedmann equation is accurately solved by just including the dominant component. That is, we can use the expansion rates we have already found. For example, suppose radiation is much more important. Then one would have