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On the Magnitude of Electronic Charges

Physical Review, 1941
A charged point particle is characterized first by its classical rest energy,є0 = mc 2, second by the characteristic wave period t 0 = 4π e 2 /3mc 3that occurs in the classical formula φ T / φ∞ = [1 + (t 0/ T)2]-1 for the ratio of the scattering cross section for light of period T compared with the Thomson cross section φ∞ for light of period ...
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Laws of Sensory Magnitude

Nature, 1963
THE logarithmic law relating sensation and stimulus intensity which was first put forward by Fechner1 has in recent years been seriously challenged: it is claimed that experiment can show directly that the true psychophysical law is a power function2.
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Magnitude

Abstract This chapter examines Aquinas’s account of magnitude, which is a central yet underexplored element of his natural philosophy. Although Aquinas does not provide a complete account of magnitude in any single text, such an account can be extracted from his writings—indeed, one that contains a full-fledged theory of extended ...
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PHYSICAL MAGNITUDE AND PERCEIVED MAGNITUDE

1969
JOHN W.P. OST   +3 more
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Deep learning for magnitude prediction in earthquake early warning

Gondwana Research, 2023
Zifa Wang, Xiaojun Li, Yanwei Wang
exaly  

From stars’ magnitude trough Richter’s earthquake magnitude back to the stellarquakes’ magnitude

The incredible development of the magnitude scale invented by Ch. Richter to calculate seismic energy release by measurement of an earthquake seismogram was inspired by the stars’ magnitude scale (widely performed by his colleagues in Caltech), just transformed for seismic events application.
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