WHAT DOES DEBYE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of debye in the Romanian dictionary
DEBYE [DEBÁI] s. F. Unit of measure of electric moment. (\u0026 lt; engl., fr. debye) DEBYE [DEBÁI] s. f. unitate de măsură a momentului electric. (< engl., fr. debye)
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DEBYE»
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Dielectric Relaxation and Dynamics of Polar Molecules - Pagina 12
1.4 Debye Model of Rotational Diffusion To compare theoretical and experimental results for dielectric relaxation one may plot as functions of (o the relative permittivity e'((o), the loss factor e"((o), the refractive index «((o) and the absorption ...
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Understanding the Properties of Matter - Pagina 421
Table A4.1 presents further details of the Einstein and Debye theories of the heat capacity of solids in such a way that their similarities become apparent. The main text has already stressed the key physical differences between the two theories ...
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Introduction to Phonons and Electrons - Pagina 96
In the long wavelength limit, the density of states can be integrated analytically and the result is the Debye density of states. The Debye cutoff frequency and wave vector are introduced in order to keep the total number of states equal to the ...
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Table of the Debye functions
A seven place table of the Debye integral and the ratio Csub v/3R has been calculated.
Don E. Harrison, John R. Neighbours, 1964
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Debye Screening Length: Effects of Nanostructured Materials
This monograph contains 150 open research problems which form the integral part of the text and are useful for both PhD students and researchers in the fields of solid-state sciences, materials science, nano-science and technology and ...
Kamakhya Prasad Ghatak, Sitangshu Bhattacharya, 2013
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In the name of science?: P.J.W. Debye and his career in ...
This volume describes and analyses the highly successful careerof the Dutch physicist and Nobel prize winner P.J.W. Debye (1884-1966) in the Third Reich.
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Statistical Mechanics of Solids - Pagina 116
or, performing the integral, - 3 , V = -VD (4.9.2) 4 so if the average of the Debye spectrum is identified with the Einstein frequency, we have VB= 0.75vD (4.9.3) 0E=O.750D An alternative method of relating the Einstein and Debye models is to ...
Louis A. Girifalco Professor of Materials Science University of Pennsylvania, 2000
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GaAs and Related Materials: Bulk Semiconducting and ... - Pagina 34
The Debye temperature of Al,Ga,.,As alloy, which we will see next, also shows very weak nonlinearity with composition x. It is noted that the specific heat can be represented adequately by this characteristic temperature.23 The 300-K Cp value ...
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Nanoscale Energy Transport and Conversion : A Parallel ... - Pagina 109
One common simplification to the phonon dispersion is the Debye approximation, which assumes a linear relation between the frequency and the wavevector, vDk (3.54) Following a similar procedure to our previous treatment of electrons, we ...
Gang Chen Department of Mechanical Engineering MIT, 2005
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Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology - Pagina 593
Debye attraction see induction force. Debye effect Electromagnetism. an effect in which radiation is selectively absorbed into a dielectric material due to molecular dipoles. Debye equation Solid-State Physics, an equation specifying the lattice ...
Christopher G. Morris, Academic Press, 1992
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEBYE»
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Handball: Kräftemessen der klassenhöchsten Teams beim EWV-Cup
Stephan Debye bringt es auf eine treffende Formel: „Wer dieses Turnier gewinnt, ist in der kommenden Saison auch in der Liga stark, so war es in den ... «Aachener Zeitung, Aug 15»
PICTURED: These singers think they have the X Factor as ITV show …
Mother and daughter duo Hayley Norton, 18, and Debye Gaskin, 38, were both queuing to audition separately for the show. The pair, who live in West Belfast, ... «Belfast Live, May 15»
Molecular physics: Tiny giant
To put this into perspective, the dipole moment of water is 1.85 debye and even very polar molecules like sodium chloride have dipole moments of 9 debye. «Nature.com, Apr 15»
La batalla interior de los físicos del nazismo
Peter Debye, que trabajó “en una de las áreas menos glamurosas de la ciencia: la fisicoquímica”, fue acusado (en enero de 2006) de connivencia con los nazis, ... «EL PAÍS, Feb 15»
Katapult Enterprise's International Life Coaching & Certification For …
Debye Swilley, the ex-wife of the controversial mega pastor is pleased with the results that she received from Katapult. She came out better than ever! «The Source, Feb 15»
Los físicos cómplices de Hitler
Equipo de alto voltaje montado por Debye en 1935 y confiscado por los nazis. ... lo mismo que Peter Debye, director del Instituto Káiser Guillermo de Física ... «El Mundo, Dec 14»
Victim of shooting in Saco undergoes multiple surgeries
Michelle Debye, a neighbor and friend, said Owens' husband, Gregory Owens, returned to the couple's house at 3 Winthrop Road, Londonderry, briefly on ... «Press Herald, Dec 14»
Physicists of Two Masters
Ball's third protagonist is Peter Debye, a Dutch national who was trained in Germany, and whose achievements included decoding how molecules interact with ... «Jewish Daily Forward, Nov 14»
Science: The Purity Myth
His one-time colleague Peter Debye, a colossus of German physics (although he was Dutch) who left Germany just after the outbreak of war to study in the USA, ... «IAI News, Nov 14»
Royal Society books shortlist: Serving the Reich by Philip Ball
At the heart of this book is an enigma in the form of a Nobel laureate called Peter Debye, a German-speaking Dutchman who left Nazi Germany and fled to ... «The Guardian, Nov 14»
