The increase in resistance of tunnel junctions at low temperatures is known as this man's "blockade".
The increase in resistance of tunnel junctions at low temperatures is known as this man's "blockade". His namesake operator, written J sub j, appears as a component of the Fock operator. His gauge sets the curl of the magnetic vector potential equal to zero. For a nuclear reaction to occur, nuclei must overcome a barrier named for him. One over 4 pi times the permittivity of free space is equal to a constant named for this man. That constant, symbolized k, multiplies the product of the two charges, divided by the distance squared, to give the electrostatic force in an equation also named for him. For 10 points, name this French physicist who names the unit of charge, symbolized C.
The increase in resistance of tunnel junctions at low temperatures is known as this man's "blockade".
Charles-Augustin de Coulomb