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The Electric Moment of an Electron
Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1935It is well known that an electron possesses a magnetic moment. Frenkel has further deduced by relativistic arguments that the electron must also possess a real electric moment. Dirac has deduced, from his linear wave equation, a relation which indicates formally the existence of an imaginary electric moment as well as the real magnetic moment.
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Electric dipole moment of the electron and of the neutron
Physical Review Letters, 1990It is shown that if Higgs-boson exchange mediates CP violation a significant electric dipole moment for the electron can result. Analogous effects can contribute to the neutron's electric dipole moment at a level competitive with Weinberg's three-gluon operator.
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One electric / electronic platform
ATZelektronik worldwide, 2009Designing a cross car line worldwide architecture is a real challenge. Making it suitable for the next decade is another one. Upscaling a low cost solution generally ends up with lots of stand-alone electronic modules, whilst downscaling a high end architecture leaves prohibitive “infrastructure costs”.
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Robots in the Electrical and Electronics Industry
Assembly Automation, 1985Robots are still not used widely enough in the electrical and electronics industry, and the various reasons for this are explained.
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Electricity and Electronics: Part I
American Journal of EEG Technology, 1961(1961). Electricity and Electronics: Part II. American Journal of EEG Technology: Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 101-111.
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1989
The spark which you sometimes feel after walking on a nylon carpet or taking off a synthetic fibre sweater is often called static electricity. In fact, as you will find out, there is nothing at all very static about sparks. Static effects are caused by the build up of electrons, electric ‘charged’ particles.
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The spark which you sometimes feel after walking on a nylon carpet or taking off a synthetic fibre sweater is often called static electricity. In fact, as you will find out, there is nothing at all very static about sparks. Static effects are caused by the build up of electrons, electric ‘charged’ particles.
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Electricity – On the Dynamics of the Electron
2020Note presented by Henri Poincare to the June 5, 1905 weekly session of the Academie des Sciences.
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Principles of Electricity and Electronics
2016The nervous system basically is an electrical device. Thus, the clinical effects of DBS result from affecting the nervous system electronically by depositing electrical charges in brain tissue. How the electrical charge is deposited depends on the electronics of the DBS IPGs, which is what you manipulate to deliver the electrical charge.
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