PHYS 222 General Physics II - South Central College eCatalog
... Build and analyze three simple circuits. Describe power in alternating current circuits. Summarize how transformers function. ...
... Build and analyze three simple circuits. Describe power in alternating current circuits. Summarize how transformers function. ...
Field-Induced Gap in a Quantum Spin
... in materials with cooperative ground states, in particular, induced by high magnetic fields. The way a magnetic field changes the ground-state properties and, correspondingly, the low-energy excitation spectrum of lowdimensional magnets is one of the fundamental aspects in quantum magnetism. For exa ...
... in materials with cooperative ground states, in particular, induced by high magnetic fields. The way a magnetic field changes the ground-state properties and, correspondingly, the low-energy excitation spectrum of lowdimensional magnets is one of the fundamental aspects in quantum magnetism. For exa ...
The Quantum Hall Effect in Graphene
... The integral quantum Hall effect (IQHE) was discovered by Klaus von Klitzing in 1980. Von Klitzing was studying the Hall effect of two-dimensional electrons in silicon MOSFET(metal oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor). He found that at low temperatures and high magnetic field, the Hall resis ...
... The integral quantum Hall effect (IQHE) was discovered by Klaus von Klitzing in 1980. Von Klitzing was studying the Hall effect of two-dimensional electrons in silicon MOSFET(metal oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor). He found that at low temperatures and high magnetic field, the Hall resis ...
Aharonov-Bohm effect
... If solenoid contains no magnetic field, vector potential outside solenoid is set to zero, so the phase shift beetween Ψ1 and Ψ2 and consequetly interference pattern will depend only on difference between traveled paths: ∆Φ0 = k(x2 − x1 ). ~ is of a form Equation (3.2), so But when we turn magnetic f ...
... If solenoid contains no magnetic field, vector potential outside solenoid is set to zero, so the phase shift beetween Ψ1 and Ψ2 and consequetly interference pattern will depend only on difference between traveled paths: ∆Φ0 = k(x2 − x1 ). ~ is of a form Equation (3.2), so But when we turn magnetic f ...
Evolution of Electromagnetics in the 19th Century
... 1 This article is a summary of the complete text which will appear in Lindell (2005). ...
... 1 This article is a summary of the complete text which will appear in Lindell (2005). ...
MRI Anaesthesia talk
... involved in relaxation processes that establish equilibrium following RF excitation. As the high-energy nuclei relax and realign they emit energy at rates that are recorded to provide information about the material they are in. The realignment of nuclear spins with the magnetic field is termed longi ...
... involved in relaxation processes that establish equilibrium following RF excitation. As the high-energy nuclei relax and realign they emit energy at rates that are recorded to provide information about the material they are in. The realignment of nuclear spins with the magnetic field is termed longi ...
3D Visualization and Visual Data Mining
... mining. The researcher selects the data to be analyzed, and then preprocesses, transforms or otherwise manipulates that data as needed. Then the researcher performs data mining on the data to evaluate the results. This sequence of processes is repeated based on the evaluation results to ultimately e ...
... mining. The researcher selects the data to be analyzed, and then preprocesses, transforms or otherwise manipulates that data as needed. Then the researcher performs data mining on the data to evaluate the results. This sequence of processes is repeated based on the evaluation results to ultimately e ...
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... If spin is taken into account, one must add 2 p B s H to eq. (10) and _ + p B H (sign depending on relative orientation) to eq. (13). However, these shifts are not observed since the spin quantum number does not change in optical transitions. When S = 0 we obtain an expression for the linear Stark e ...
... If spin is taken into account, one must add 2 p B s H to eq. (10) and _ + p B H (sign depending on relative orientation) to eq. (13). However, these shifts are not observed since the spin quantum number does not change in optical transitions. When S = 0 we obtain an expression for the linear Stark e ...
* Electromotive Force * Motional emf * Lenz`s law
... applied field B increases by dB to left. b) Current i is induced in Anticlockwise direction c) Binduced points to right ...
... applied field B increases by dB to left. b) Current i is induced in Anticlockwise direction c) Binduced points to right ...
Y4 SemII Electr.. - UR - College of Science and Technology
... How do the temperature and impurities affect the electrical resistivity of: a. metals ? b. semiconductors? Justify your answer. (4 marks) Distinguish extrinsic semiconductor and intrinsic semiconductor. Explain why at a high temperature an extrinsic semiconductor behaves like an intrinsic one. (5 ma ...
... How do the temperature and impurities affect the electrical resistivity of: a. metals ? b. semiconductors? Justify your answer. (4 marks) Distinguish extrinsic semiconductor and intrinsic semiconductor. Explain why at a high temperature an extrinsic semiconductor behaves like an intrinsic one. (5 ma ...
