... waves.
Chapter XX
Chapter XX
Quantum theory of light
Quantum theory of light
1. Blackbody radiation. Planck’s theory of radiation
§2. Photoelectric effect. Einstein’s theory of light
§3. Compton scattering
... effect in 19 05.
2.2 .1 Einstein’s postulates:
By analogy to the earlier Planck’s theory of radiation, the postulates of
Einstein’s theory is as follows...
... ( )
1 2 11
0
1 12 22
0
1 2
= + +
[ ]
∫ ∫
ξ ξ ξ ξ
(1. 3-49)
which yields
22 THEORY OF ELECTROMECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERSION
W i i x L x i L x i i L x i
f
( , , ) ( ) ( ) ( )
1 2 11 1
2
12 1 2 ... 10 THEORY OF ELECTROMECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERSION
Solving (1. 2-37) and (1. 2-38) for the currents yields
i
L
l
m1
1
1
1
= −( )
λ λ
(1. 2-40)
′
=
′
′
−i
L
l
m2
2
2
1...
... ·v
s
GdS. (2 .1. 14)
The left side of Eq. 2 .1. 14 is the total rate of change of G in V (t). The first term on the right
side of Eq. 2 .1. 14 represents the change due to the local rate of change of G, and ... balances 2 .1. 18 n
c
Saturations, S
j
n
p
Phase equilibrium 2 .1. 21 n
c
(n
p
1)
Pressures, P
j
n
p
Capillary pressure 2 .1. 20 n
p
1
Velocities, v
j
n
p
Darcy’s law...
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ON
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UANTUM
GRAVITY, GENERALIZED THEORYOFGRAVITATION
AND SUPERSTRING THEORY- BASED UNlFlCATlON
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th
Conference on High EnergyPhysics
and Cosmology Since 19 64)
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1
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Physical
Review D Volume 14 , Number 6, 15 September 19 76.
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