Titlebook: Electron-Emission Gas Discharges I / Elektronen-Emission Gasentladungen I; Wayne B. Nottingham,R H. Good,P. F. Little Book 1956 Springer-V

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Karl F. Price,Daniel E. Lupton,Sarah Henrythrough it and that electric currents could not flow in a circuit which contained a gap. The fact that charged conductors surrounded by air gradually lost their charge was explained by the finite surface conductivity of the insulators to which the conductors were fixed. . in 1750 was probably the fi

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Field Emission,e with thermionic emission, photoelectric emission, or secondary emission. From the standpoint of technical significance, field emission ranges definitely as the last one. This is due to technical difficulties still arising in the application of extremely high fields. However, the theoretical unders

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,Sekund?relektronen-Emission fester K?rper bei Bestrahlung mit Elektronen,mission (SE) wurde schon um 1900 entdeckt und ist seither Gegenstand vieler Untersuchungen gewesen, insbesondere seit sich die Technik für diesen Gegenstand zu interessieren begann. Man kann sich auf den Standpunkt stellen, da? es sich grunds?tzlich einer Feststellung entziehe, wie weit solche ?seku

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Photoionization in gases and photoelectric emission from solids,city, and the ionospheric layers at high altitudes. In addition laboratory studies on the conduction of electricity through gases frequently must concern themselves with the participation of photons in certain events. In each case the individual problems differ widely, and of all processes by which

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Ionization in Gases by Electrons in Electric Fields,through it and that electric currents could not flow in a circuit which contained a gap. The fact that charged conductors surrounded by air gradually lost their charge was explained by the finite surface conductivity of the insulators to which the conductors were fixed. . in 1750 was probably the fi

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Thermionic Emission,r particles that may carry with them either a net positive or a net negative charge. Since these phenomena are so very different basically, this article will be devoted exclusively to the more fundamental aspects of the experimental and the theoretical investigations of the phenomenon of . emission from heated conductors.