The influence of weak electromagnetic fields on the circadian rhythm in man
Weak electromagnetic fields effect on human circadian rhythms in underground shielded and unshielded rooms
Wever, R.↗
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Octet dominance in the current-current form of the weak interaction.
Octet dominance in current-current theory of weak interactions, discussing role of f/d ratios of vector and axial-vector currents
Simmons, W. A.↗
Boundary-value problems for the linearized and weakly nonlinear Boltzmann equation.
Linearized and weakly nonlinear Boltzmann equation boundary value problems for gas between parallel plates, noting solution existence and uniqueness
Pao, Y.-P.↗
A derivation of the equation of Brownian motion from the kinetic equation for weakly interacting gases.
Linear Fokker-Planck equation describing Brownian motion from kinetic equation for weakly interacting gases
Montgomery, D.↗
The structure of a weak shock wave undergoing reflexion from a wall.
Weak shock wave unsteady structure under reflection from plane wall analyzed by Navier- Stokes equations, noting analogy to Burger equation
Lesser, M. B.↗
Finite Mach number weak interaction on a flat plate.
Finite Mach number effect on self induced weak interaction pressures on flat plate
Bertram, M. H.↗
Collision-dominated positive column of a weakly ionized gas.
Collision dominated quiescent positive column of weakly ionized gas, examining validity of constant coefficient electron diffusion equation and boundary value problem
Blank, J. L.↗
Transport equations for a weakly ionized electron gas.
Electron traceless pressure and heat flow for weakly ionized electron gas in DC magnetic field assuming electron-neutral collisions dominate
Tanenbaum, B. S.↗
Conservation equations for weakly turbulent plasmas.
Conservation equations for weakly turbulent plasma in magnetic field derived in quasi-linear approximation
Abraham-Shrauner, B.↗
Principles of circadian rhythms in men, studied by the effects of a weak alternating electric field.
Circadian rhythms of body temperature and activity cycles in humans exposed to weak alternating electric field
CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS↗
Weak convergence of probability measures on product spaces with applications to sums of random vectors
Weak convergence of probability measures on product spaces with applications to sums of random vectors
Iglehart, D. L.↗
Near-surface electron temperature of weakly ionized plasma according to kinetic theory
Nonequilibrium kinetic theory analysis of electron energy in surface layers of weakly ionized plasmas
Chung, P. M.↗
Regularities of human circadian rhythms as determined from the effect of a weak alternating electric field
Weak alternating electric field effects on human circadian rhythms
Wever, R.↗
Scattering of charged particles in a weakly unstable plasma.
Scattering of energetic charged particles in weakly unstable plasma for integrated spectrum of plasma electric field autocorrelation function
Roque, C.↗
Kinetic theory of weak shock generation by an impulsively started piston.
Kinetic theory for weak shock generation by impulsive piston, using Fourier and Laplace transforms to solve BGK equation
Mason, R. J.↗
General weak turbulence theory of resonant four-wave processes.
Nonlinear integrodifferential kinetic equation for weak turbulence of resonant four wave processes, considering spectral energy density
Davidson, R. C.↗
Near-surface electron temperature of weakly ionized plasma according to kinetic theory.
Boltzmann equation analysis used to study near surface electron temperature for weakly ionized plasmas, showing nonequilibrium absorption layer governing electron temperature profile
Chung, P. M.↗
Amplification of weak magnetic fields in turbulent flow.
Weak magnetic field amplification in turbulent flow with velocity field as random function of space and time
Parker, E. N.↗