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... known as electrons . The mass of an electron is less than that of a nucleus by a factor of the order of 10. The electron configuration is maintained by forces which are at least partially of the nature of those between macroscopic ...
... known as electrons . The mass of an electron is less than that of a nucleus by a factor of the order of 10. The electron configuration is maintained by forces which are at least partially of the nature of those between macroscopic ...
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... known as a passive quadripole . In Fig . 4.7 it is repre- sented merely by the two straight lines joining the source and load . In the simple case of two short connections the only effect produced is the introduction of a resist- ance ...
... known as a passive quadripole . In Fig . 4.7 it is repre- sented merely by the two straight lines joining the source and load . In the simple case of two short connections the only effect produced is the introduction of a resist- ance ...
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... known , the scale can be immediately calibrated . This is not in general feasible and the scale is calibrated by setting for resonance at a series of known frequencies throughout the range . The series of harmonics generated by a ...
... known , the scale can be immediately calibrated . This is not in general feasible and the scale is calibrated by setting for resonance at a series of known frequencies throughout the range . The series of harmonics generated by a ...
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