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• Bohm diffusion
  ...plasma experiments of very lossy machines. This predicted that the rate of diffusion was linear with temperature and inversely linear with the strength of the c ...ed by Bohm diffusion is much higher than the rate predicted by [[classical diffusion]], which develops from a [[random walk]] within the plasma. The classical m
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• Can a Steady Current Generate an Electric Field?
  ...]], [[tokamak transport]], [[anomalous diffusion in plasmas]], [[ambipolar diffusion]], [[Phipps's potential]], [[the motional electric field of Weber's law is ...e electric field predicted by Weber's law is compatible with the anomalous diffusion in plasmas. Finally, we discuss some modem experiments related to this topi
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• Physical Laws and the Theory of Special Relativity
  | keywords = [[physical law]], [[diffusion equation]], [[radioactive decay]], [[conservation principles]] ...nction is made between specific laws such as: the 1/r² law, the diffusion equation, the law of radioactive decay, Hubble's law, and fundamental laws
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• Interfacial Thermodynamics: A General Review
  ...Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium. and Generalization of the Maxwell?Einstein Diffusion Force." Physics Essays. 10.278?303 (1997).
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• Possible Solar Microwave Background Radiation
  ...hat the concept of quantum mechanics could be derived classically from the diffusion of self-organized waves of Brownian particles. Therefore, photons are here
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• Bohm diffusion
  ...plasma experiments of very lossy machines. This predicted that the rate of diffusion was linear with temperature and inversely linear with the strength of the c ...ed by Bohm diffusion is much higher than the rate predicted by [[classical diffusion]], which develops from a [[random walk]] within the plasma. The classical m
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• Field Theory Handbook: Including Coordinate Systems, Differential Equations and Their Solutions
  ...tatics, electric currents, electromagnetic fields, heat flow, gravitation, diffusion, optics, or acoustics. It tabulates the properties of 40 coordinate systems ...sics, considered in this book, are the Laplace equation, Poisson equation, diffusion equation, scalar wave equation, and vector wave equation. Several methods o
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• Generalization and New Applications of Einstein's Theory of Brownian Motion
  ...ate of change of the particle thermal momentum. The resulting, generalized diffusion force <em>f</em>_D, per particle, has proved to be highly signifi
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• Particle nature of light and the speed of light
  ...ns?? group behavior is of characteristics similar to the wave. Reflection, diffusion, refraction and transmission of light are all phenomenon of matter??s attra
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• What is the Phenomenon That Keeps an Infinite Memory for the Fluctuactions in the Conduction Current
  ...both proportional to 1/v, corresponding to the threshold of runaways. Both diffusion and drift in the v space almost vanish in the small dv where n2(v) = Bn1(v)
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• A New Look at Thermodynamics, Part 2: Experimental Corroboration and Applications
  ...Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium. and Generalization of the Maxwell-Einstein Diffusion Force," Physics Essays, 10, 287-303, No.2 (1997).
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• New Developments on Fundamental Problems in Quantum Physics (Fundamental Theories of Physics)
  ...yptography, decoherence and macroscopic quantum effects, the quantum state diffusion model, quantum gravity, the quantum mechanics of cosmology and quantum non-
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• Thermal Momentum in Thermodynamics, Part II Formulation
  ...ad to Ohm's law, Flick's law, and other dispositive laws, and the Einstein diffusion-mobility/viscosity relation. But particle flux densities are locally indete
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• Jian-Miin Liu
  * "Deterministic and Stochastic Spin Diffusion in Classical Heisenberg Magnets," <em>Applied Physics</em>, V70, p. 6181 ff
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• Interfacial Transport: A Generalization of Einsteins Theory of Brownian Motion with Interdisciplinary Applications
  ...nge of the particle momentum, associated with thermal motion, to study the diffusion of suspended particles in liquids. This book shows that Einstein's procedur ...nge of the particle momentum, associated with thermal motion, to study the diffusion of suspended particles in liquids. In this book, it is shown that Einstein'
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• Thermal Momentum in Thermodynamics, Part I, Rationale with Examples
  ...pressure.'' This result leads to a generalization of the Maxwell-Einstein diffusion force, fD' which is highly significant at interfaces. But such a force is m
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• John August
  ...gments on various morning shows on 2SER and current put some stuff on the "Diffusion" program. And, of course, working on the Ritzian alternative to relativity
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• David M Anderson
  ...ostructured materials.&nbsp; Analytical and FE solutions of flow patterns, diffusion profiles, scattering/diffraction phenomena, etc.&nbsp; Modeled structure-pr &nbsp;D. M. Anderson and H. Wennerstr&ouml;m, &ldquo;Self&#8209;diffusion in bicontinuous cubic phases, L3 phases, and microemulsions&rdquo;, '''J. P
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• Foundations of Thermodynamic Theory of Generalized Fields: Essays in Natural Philosophy
  ...e element of the low process low pressure helium and hydrogen gases mix by diffusion, there is an increase of entropy, but there is no increase in heat as a con
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• David Bohm
  ...{{Unbulleted list |item_style=padding:0.15em 0;line-height:1.15em | [[Bohm-diffusion]] | [[Bohm interpretation]] | [[De Broglie–Bohm theory]] | [[Hidden varia ====Quantum theory and Bohm-diffusion====
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• Implicate and explicate order
  ...]]), and the substance rotated very slowly such that there is negligible [[diffusion]] of the substance. In this example, the droplet becomes a thread which, i
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