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... equation describing the electron wave motion was developed by Erwin Schrodinger in 1925 and is known as the Schrodinger equation . Both this equation and its solution are beyond the level of this text . However , we will state without ...
... equation describing the electron wave motion was developed by Erwin Schrodinger in 1925 and is known as the Schrodinger equation . Both this equation and its solution are beyond the level of this text . However , we will state without ...
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... equation can be rewritten in the form : - J = D ( dC / dx ) ( 4.4-1b ) Equation 4.4-1 is called Fick's first law of diffusion . Its use is restricted to problems for which the concentration gradient does not change with time . The minus ...
... equation can be rewritten in the form : - J = D ( dC / dx ) ( 4.4-1b ) Equation 4.4-1 is called Fick's first law of diffusion . Its use is restricted to problems for which the concentration gradient does not change with time . The minus ...
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... equation : σ = √ ( 2Eу / πα ) ( 9.3-2 ) where σ is the stress required to cause fracture , a is the crack length , and y , is the surface energy per unit area . Equation 9.3-2 is known as the Griffith equation . Since it was developed ...
... equation : σ = √ ( 2Eу / πα ) ( 9.3-2 ) where σ is the stress required to cause fracture , a is the crack length , and y , is the surface energy per unit area . Equation 9.3-2 is known as the Griffith equation . Since it was developed ...
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