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Such a measurement yields the time dependent analogue of the static structure
factor S ( Q ) . In fact the quantity measured is known as the intermediate
scattering function , F ( Q , 1 ) which is related to the time dependent ( van Hove )
pair ...
Such a measurement yields the time dependent analogue of the static structure
factor S ( Q ) . In fact the quantity measured is known as the intermediate
scattering function , F ( Q , 1 ) which is related to the time dependent ( van Hove )
pair ...
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8 Calculation of distribution functions We have already seen in Section 11 . 4 by
considering the average force between two molecules , one can obtain an exact
equation ( eqn ( 11 . 4 . 7 ) ) for the equilibrium pair distribution function g ( r ) in ...
8 Calculation of distribution functions We have already seen in Section 11 . 4 by
considering the average force between two molecules , one can obtain an exact
equation ( eqn ( 11 . 4 . 7 ) ) for the equilibrium pair distribution function g ( r ) in ...
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pulsed Fourier transform n . m . r . spectroscopy , a short pulse of radio frequency
energy is injected into the sample and the resulting response as a function of
time is treated with equations like ( A7 . 3 ) to reconstruct the frequency spectrum .
pulsed Fourier transform n . m . r . spectroscopy , a short pulse of radio frequency
energy is injected into the sample and the resulting response as a function of
time is treated with equations like ( A7 . 3 ) to reconstruct the frequency spectrum .
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INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL MECHANICS | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE ELECTROKINETIC EFFECTS | 786 |
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