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The falling raindrop, revisited Export

(1 Aug 2009)

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I reconsider the problem of a raindrop falling through mist, collecting mass,and generalize it to allow an arbitrary power-law form for the accretion rate.I show that the coupled differential equations can be solved by the simpletrick of temporarily eliminating time (t) in favor of the raindrop's mass (m)as the independent variable


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