... set consisting of some elements a, b, c, , (recall that these elements are not
regarded as elements of A;thusA consists of a single element p,whereasp may
have many elements; A and p then are ... are used instead. Note that, if A
and B have some elements in common, these elements need not be mentioned
twice when forming the union A ∪B. The difference A − B is also called the
complement of ......
... in the range of some
sequence (briefly, the elements of A can be put in a sequence).
If, in particular, this sequence can be chosen finite, we call A a finite
set. (The empty set is finite.)
Sets ... called the general term
of the sequence, and {u
n
} is used to denote the entire (infinite) sequence, as
well as its range D
u
(whichever is meant, will be clear from the context). The
formula ... fi...
... a
general qualitative way. Wherever possible, reference should be made to meth-
odical series tests.
Wetted length
Given freedom of choice of length, keeping displacement sensibly constant,
a designer ... 0.014
18. Very brie¯y, describe methods by which hull -e ciency elements may be
determined from model experiments.
After towing a model, it is deduced that the e ective power required to
mo...
... the centreline on a deck 8.54 m above the
keel and by constructing the movements on squared paper, estimate, to the
nearest degree, the heel of the ship.
7. The half ordinates of the waterplane ... the coecients of ®neness unaltered
and is often used in the early stages of ship design. For instance, it may be
necessary to decrease draught at the expense of the beam to ensure that the ship
wi...
... conveni-
ence, certain conversion factors, preferred values and symbols and nomencla-
ture are repeated here.
Special names have been adopted for some of the derived SI units and these
are listed ... it does on the energy content of the overall wave system, varies therefore
with speed and also e ective length between the bow and stern pressure
systems. Again, the parameters V and L are impor...