 | Cambridge Philosophical Society - Mathematics - 1927 - 1078 pages
...calculating approximately the field in the interior of a heavy atom. His main assumption is that the electrons are distributed uniformly in the six-dimensional...space for the motion of an electron at the rate of twa for each A* of 6-volume. On this assumption, Poisson's equation V'F= - 4nrp is found to lead to... | |
 | Cambridge Philosophical Society - Mathematics - 1927 - 1058 pages
...calculating approximately the field in the interior <->f a heavy atom. His main assumption is that the electrons are distributed uniformly in the six-dimensional...motion of an electron at the rate of two for each h* of 6-volume. On this assumption, Poisson's equation is found to lead to an equation of the form... | |
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His main assumption is that the electrons are distributed uniformly in the six-dimensional phase space for the motion of an electron at the rate of two for each h* of 6-volume. 