Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 25N. Zanichelli, 1953 - Nuclear physics |
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the inertia-limited zone (ILZ) using the experimental knowledge of the current
density and of the extension of the ILZ. The results show deviations from the
experimental data which are outside of the uncertainties of the parameters and
the ...
the inertia-limited zone (ILZ) using the experimental knowledge of the current
density and of the extension of the ILZ. The results show deviations from the
experimental data which are outside of the uncertainties of the parameters and
the ...
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Answ. 4) Our I, and J–J. curves depend on the experimental parameters.
Consequently the position of the E-points varies with the experimental conditions.
Moreover it depends on the voltage requirement which of the E-points is stable.
So the ...
Answ. 4) Our I, and J–J. curves depend on the experimental parameters.
Consequently the position of the E-points varies with the experimental conditions.
Moreover it depends on the voltage requirement which of the E-points is stable.
So the ...
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15 and 16 compare the theoretical results with the experimental data. The first
two Fig. 15 a) and b) show the retrograde velocity as a function of the magnetic
field and pressure for different values of the current. A number of parameters
which ...
15 and 16 compare the theoretical results with the experimental data. The first
two Fig. 15 a) and b) show the retrograde velocity as a function of the magnetic
field and pressure for different values of the current. A number of parameters
which ...
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Contents
LEZIONI | 1 |
carrier mass | 159 |
hydrodynamique au voisinage dun axe magnétique | 214 |
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