A device called a mode locker utilizes an effect in which a sound wave diffracts light into multiple beams, named after this man and Sears.
A device called a mode locker utilizes an effect in which a sound wave diffracts light into multiple beams, named after this man and Sears. The highest temperature that a crystal can reach with a single normal vibration is known as his namesake temperature, and is calculated using a value derived from the number density of atoms and the effective speed of sound, known as his "frequency." The Bohm-Gross dispersion relation for Langmuir waves only holds above the "length" named for this man. Along with his German colleague, he showed that a constant A and the valence factor can be used to express the activity coefficient in terms of the ionic strength. Also the namesake of a unit used to measure dipole moments, for 10 points, name this Dutch chemist who developed that law along with Erich Hückel.
A device called a mode locker utilizes an effect in which a sound wave diffracts light into multiple beams, named after this man and Sears.
Peter Joseph William {Debye}