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Rayleigh field

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The excitation current was fixed for the realized probe at 1mA. The computed field resulting for this current value is lower than 100 Am, in order to be located in the linear zone of the hysterisis diagram (Rayleigh). Whatever the type of the chosen probe or the excitation frequency, the same zone is controlled. The surface of this zone is 100 mm (10x10). [Pg.294]

The field radiated into the coupling medium by such a distribution of sources may be obtained by means of the well-known Rayleigh integral. The field at the considered point r is computed by a simple integral over the whole radiating surface of the contributions of each elementary source acting as a hemispherical point source. [Pg.736]

The Champ-Sons model is based upon this approximation. It results into a modified Rayleigh integral where specific terms appear. The resulting formula for the refracted field (e.g., displacement vector-field), is given by... [Pg.736]

The first temi results in Rayleigh scattering which is at the same frequency as the exciting radiation. The second temi describes Raman scattering. There will be scattered light at (Vq - and (Vq -i- v ), that is at sum and difference frequencies of the excitation field and the vibrational frequency. Since a. x is about a factor of 10 smaller than a, it is necessary to have a very efficient method for dispersing the scattered light. [Pg.1159]

The same information may be obtained from purely rotational far infrared spectroscopy (FIR) and depolarized Rayleigh spectra. Dielectric relaxation measurements are also used for the same goal, most successfully in combination with far-infrared data. The absorption coefficient of a periodic electric field... [Pg.62]

From the 2D instantaneous Rayleigh temperature fields, such as shown in Figure 7.1.8, isotemperature contours can be obtained and they clearly show that the distance between the isothermal contours strongly varies at different locations, being deeply perturbed by turbulence, especially on the fresh reactants side. [Pg.146]

Perturbed flamelet structure as obtained from 2D instantaneous Rayleigh temperature fields for the case FI (jet exit velocity is 65m/s). (Reproduced from Dumont, J.P., Durox, D., and Borghi, R., Combust. Sci. Tech., 89,219,1993. With permission. Figure 3.1, p. 233, copyright Gordon Breach Science Publishers (Taylor and Francis editions).)... [Pg.146]

Figure 1.3 Field distributions along the Ag-tip surface and corresponding Ag-tip geometry. z = 0 corresponds to the Au-substrate. r/R is the normalized radius from the pointdirectly beneath the tip (R is the Rayleigh length R = /2n). Reprinted with permission from S. Klein, Electrochemistry, 71, 114 (2003). Copyright 2003, The Electrochemical Society of Japan. Figure 1.3 Field distributions along the Ag-tip surface and corresponding Ag-tip geometry. z = 0 corresponds to the Au-substrate. r/R is the normalized radius from the pointdirectly beneath the tip (R is the Rayleigh length R = /2n). Reprinted with permission from S. Klein, Electrochemistry, 71, 114 (2003). Copyright 2003, The Electrochemical Society of Japan.
W. J. Goux, L. A. Verkruyse, S. J. Salter 1990, (The impact of Rayleigh-Benard convection on NMR pulsed-field-gra-dient diffusion measurements), J. Mag. Reson. 88, 609. [Pg.456]

The oscillatory behavior of cavities in an acoustic field has been well-described by a variety of mathematical models derived from Rayleigh s original approach with the inclusion of various nonideal liquid properties (28-33). Let us examine, as an example, one such equation of... [Pg.76]


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