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The current from a beta particle source measured through a thin dielectric cannot be predicted simply from the absorption curve. A model is considered in which the space charge formation in the medium results in a component of current in addition to that of the betas transmitted. Calculations...
A theoretical basis is provided for the interpretation of photoeffects observed in nonuniformly irradiated p‐n junctions. Differential equations describing the junction photovoltage are developed through an application of the continuity and diffusion equations. Solutions of the small‐signal...
The problem of the anomalous increase in the observed thermal conductivity of single‐phase ceramics at high temperatures has been considered. At temperatures above the onset of this anomalous rise, account has been taken of the possibility that phonon, electronic, and radiative heat transfer,...
The slowing down of a primary displaced atom of high energy in a solid is investigated in detail. Physically interesting quantities, such as the total distance travelled and the vector distance to the end of the path, are discussed in terms of certain averages for hard core potentials with...
A simple radiometric method for the determination of the thermal diffusivity of poorly conducting sheet‐form materials such as cellulosic kindling fuels is described. The method is a dynamic one based on the ``long time'' solution of the heat‐conduction equation for the infinite slab with...
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