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... (c) If the wavelength of the red light used is 700 nm, and the diffraction grating has 100 lines per millimetre, calculate the angle between the first order maximum and the second order maximum. ...
... (c) If the wavelength of the red light used is 700 nm, and the diffraction grating has 100 lines per millimetre, calculate the angle between the first order maximum and the second order maximum. ...
Collisional plasma sheath model
... surface, such as an electrode or wall, a strong, localized electric field appears between the plasma and that surface. This ion rich boundary layer, called the sheath, 1 confines electrons in, and expels ions from, the plasma. The energy that ions gain as they fall through the sheath regulates both ...
... surface, such as an electrode or wall, a strong, localized electric field appears between the plasma and that surface. This ion rich boundary layer, called the sheath, 1 confines electrons in, and expels ions from, the plasma. The energy that ions gain as they fall through the sheath regulates both ...
6 Fields and forces
... Rearranging the equation for PE we get gh___ m mass and has units J kg1. In the simple example of masses in a room, the potential is proportional to height, so a mass m placed at the same height in the room will have the same PE. By joining all positions of the same potential we get a line of equa ...
... Rearranging the equation for PE we get gh___ m mass and has units J kg1. In the simple example of masses in a room, the potential is proportional to height, so a mass m placed at the same height in the room will have the same PE. By joining all positions of the same potential we get a line of equa ...
Lecture Notes 19: Magnetic Fields in Matter I
... The induced macroscopic magnetization Μ dia ( r ) is antiparallel to Bext ( r ) . Due to the physics origin of diamagnetism at the microscopic scale – i.e. at the atomic/molecular scale, ALL substances are diamagnetic! However, diamagnetism is very a weak phenomenon – other kinds of magnetism (see b ...
... The induced macroscopic magnetization Μ dia ( r ) is antiparallel to Bext ( r ) . Due to the physics origin of diamagnetism at the microscopic scale – i.e. at the atomic/molecular scale, ALL substances are diamagnetic! However, diamagnetism is very a weak phenomenon – other kinds of magnetism (see b ...
Thin-shell instability in collisionless plasma
... speed of plasma 2 is v0 . The electron temperature Te = 1.74 × 107 K and the proton temperature Tp = Te /5 are representative for laser-produced plasma. Initially, the plasma clouds are spatially separated and they are in contact at a boundary xB (y) with a sinusoidally varying displacement from a s ...
... speed of plasma 2 is v0 . The electron temperature Te = 1.74 × 107 K and the proton temperature Tp = Te /5 are representative for laser-produced plasma. Initially, the plasma clouds are spatially separated and they are in contact at a boundary xB (y) with a sinusoidally varying displacement from a s ...
The Index of Refraction of Lithium Fluoride at Pressures in Excess of
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... I am deeply indebted to all the individuals who provided assistance throughout my academic career. Most importantly, I would like to thank mother, father and sister for their constant encouragement and support, without them this work would not have been possible. I am very appreciative for the guida ...
AP Physics 2 Practice Exam and Notes UPDATED
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... The exam scoring process, like the course and exam development process, relies on the expertise of both AP teachers and college faculty. While multiple-choice questions are scored by machine, the free-response questions are scored by thousands of college faculty and expert AP teachers at the annual ...
Lecture Notes 12: Microscopic Theory of Dielectrics, Clausius-Mossotti Eqn, Langevin and DeBye Eqns; Ferro-, Piezo- and Pyro-Electric Materials
... In a gaseous or liquid dielectric, the thermal energy of the medium (due to it being at finite temperature) causes collisions between the molecules, which tend to destroy / randomize any net alignment of the polar molecules with the local field Eloc (i.e. thermal energy / thermal agitation depolariz ...
... In a gaseous or liquid dielectric, the thermal energy of the medium (due to it being at finite temperature) causes collisions between the molecules, which tend to destroy / randomize any net alignment of the polar molecules with the local field Eloc (i.e. thermal energy / thermal agitation depolariz ...
Zahn, M., Y. Ohki, K. Rhoads, M. LaGasse, and H. Matsuzawa, Electro- optic Charge Injection and Transport Measurements in Highly Purified Water and Water/Ethylene Glycol Mixtures, IEEE Transactions on Electrical Insulation UEI-20U, 199-211, April 1985
... constant, one quarter-wave plate is removed from the circular polariscope. *The remaining single quarterwave plate acts like a birefringent retarder element with phase angle ±ff/2 in series with the Kerr effect phase angle 4 in (2). The upper positive sign +7/2 is used if the quarter-wave slow axis ...
... constant, one quarter-wave plate is removed from the circular polariscope. *The remaining single quarterwave plate acts like a birefringent retarder element with phase angle ±ff/2 in series with the Kerr effect phase angle 4 in (2). The upper positive sign +7/2 is used if the quarter-wave slow axis ...
Dynamic light scattering Monte Carlo
... layered models used in early simulations of Doppler scattering, three dimensional models offer the advantage of being applicable to a wider range of potential problems [19–22]. An example of this increased flexibility is demonstrated later where the autocorrelation function is calculated for an imag ...
... layered models used in early simulations of Doppler scattering, three dimensional models offer the advantage of being applicable to a wider range of potential problems [19–22]. An example of this increased flexibility is demonstrated later where the autocorrelation function is calculated for an imag ...
Short Answers - rossnazirullah
... from the above we see that ε and ∆φ / ∆t have same units. Q.11 When an electric motor, such as an electric drill, is being used, does it also act as a generator? If so what is the consequences of this? Ans. Yes it also acts as a generator. When the electric motor is running, due to rotation of its c ...
... from the above we see that ε and ∆φ / ∆t have same units. Q.11 When an electric motor, such as an electric drill, is being used, does it also act as a generator? If so what is the consequences of this? Ans. Yes it also acts as a generator. When the electric motor is running, due to rotation of its c ...
Full-Wave Simulation of High-Frequency Electromagnetic
... centre) ∼ 3 times those in conventional aspect ratio tokamaks, with a relatively low magnetic field, high flow shear and strong variation in toroidal field across the minor radius. This has allowed the testing of theory in new operational regimes and ...
... centre) ∼ 3 times those in conventional aspect ratio tokamaks, with a relatively low magnetic field, high flow shear and strong variation in toroidal field across the minor radius. This has allowed the testing of theory in new operational regimes and ...
Time in physics
Time in physics is defined by its measurement: time is what a clock reads. In classical, non-relativistic physics it is a scalar quantity and, like length, mass, and charge, is usually described as a fundamental quantity. Time can be combined mathematically with other physical quantities to derive other concepts such as motion, kinetic energy and time-dependent fields. Timekeeping is a complex of technological and scientific issues, and part of the foundation of recordkeeping.