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James K. Strayerm. In this chapter we shall consider further applications of these principles in the areas of molecular structure, statistical mechanics, and solid-state physics. In a certain sense these subjects represent a digression from atomic and nuclear physics, since all three topics deal with collections of

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James K. Strayerof the electron, a fundamental unit of negative electricity with very small mass, Becquerel discovered the phenomenon of natural radioactivity, and Roentgen discovered x-rays. To these discoveries must be added the bold hypothesis put forth by Planck to explain the distribution of energy in the spec

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James K. Strayertion defines the term pitch as “that attribute of auditory sensation in terms of which sounds may be ordered on a musical scale.” As such, it is strictly speaking a perceptual phenomenon. It is, however, caused by physical stimuli that exhibit a certain behavior. Signals that cause the sensation of

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