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Thermoelectric transport in Weyl semimetals under a uniform concentration of torsional dislocations. [PDF]
Nanoscale AdvBonilla DA, Muñoz E.
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Correction methods and applications of ERT in complex terrain. [PDF]
MethodsXZhao M +6 more
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Electrographic flow mapping of atrial fibrillation. [PDF]
Curr Opin CardiolCastellano S, Kong MH.
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Excitonic circular dichroism in boron-nitrogen cluster decorated graphene. [PDF]
Nanoscale AdvBiswas S, Adhikary S, Dutta S.
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Magnetic proximity effect in biphenylene monolayer from first-principles.
J Mater Chem C MaterLópez-Alcalá D, Baldoví JJ.
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Physics Today, 2003
In 1828, an English miller from Nottingham published a mathematical essay that generated little response. George Green’s analysis, however, has since found applications in areas ranging from classical electrostatics to modern quantum field theory.
Fred Sheard, Lawrie Challis
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In 1828, an English miller from Nottingham published a mathematical essay that generated little response. George Green’s analysis, however, has since found applications in areas ranging from classical electrostatics to modern quantum field theory.
Fred Sheard, Lawrie Challis
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2009
The goal of theoretical physics consists in developing methods for the calculation of measurable physical quantities.
Wolfgang Nolting, William D. Brewer
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The goal of theoretical physics consists in developing methods for the calculation of measurable physical quantities.
Wolfgang Nolting, William D. Brewer
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A-to-Z Guide to Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer, and Fluids Engineering, 2006
Earlier we considered the phenomenon of a grounded conducting surface surrounding a charged body. We saw that the surface acquired an induced charge, and the combined potential of the charge on the body and the induced charge on the surface equals zero on the surface.
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Earlier we considered the phenomenon of a grounded conducting surface surrounding a charged body. We saw that the surface acquired an induced charge, and the combined potential of the charge on the body and the induced charge on the surface equals zero on the surface.
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, 1978 One approach to the solution of non-homogeneous boundary value problems is by means of the construction of functions known as Green’s functions. Historically, the concept originated with work on potential theory published by Green in 1828. Green’s work has provided the germs of a much wider formulation for solving a variety of eigenvalue, boundary ...
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