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Charged current gauge couplings
Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements, 2002The LEP measurements of charged current triple and quartic gauge couplings are described. LEP combined limits for anomalous quartic gauge couplings are presented. The combination of LEP triple gauge coupling results is pending full understanding of the recently calculated O(α) radiative effects.
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Charged Current Inclusive Interactions
1982New results on total cross section and structure function measurements are reviewed. Substantial progress has been achieved in the determination of the flavour content of the nucleon. Scaling violations also at high values of Q2 are now established by several experiments. The origin of these scaling violations is discussed.
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Displacement current, transport current, and charge conservation
American Journal of Physics, 1983A novel method for introducing Maxwell’s displacement current concept is presented, within the framework of an integral formulation of Maxwell’s equations. The method is general and simple and could be useful to teachers and students of electromagnetism.
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1954
Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview of the space charge limited currents. The simplest cases of space charge limited flow occur when the trajectories of the charge carriers are straight lines—that is, rectilinear flow. In these cases, all the mathematical quantities involved may be expressed in terms of a single space coordinate so ...
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Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview of the space charge limited currents. The simplest cases of space charge limited flow occur when the trajectories of the charge carriers are straight lines—that is, rectilinear flow. In these cases, all the mathematical quantities involved may be expressed in terms of a single space coordinate so ...
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2000
Abstract Electric charge is a property of bodies in nature. Logically speaking, it is a primitive: its status in electromagnetism is like that of point or plane in geometry, mass or force in mechanics, and energy or temperature in thermodynamics.
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Abstract Electric charge is a property of bodies in nature. Logically speaking, it is a primitive: its status in electromagnetism is like that of point or plane in geometry, mass or force in mechanics, and energy or temperature in thermodynamics.
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