wave number उदाहरण वाक्य

As previously stated, the mixed Rossby-gravity waves are equatorially trapped waves unless the buoyancy frequency remains constant, introducing an additional vertical wave number to complement the zonal wave number and angular frequency.
As previously stated, the mixed Rossby-gravity waves are equatorially trapped waves unless the buoyancy frequency remains constant, introducing an additional vertical wave number to complement the zonal wave number and angular frequency.
Porod's law is concerned with wave numbers " q " that are small compared to the scale of usual Bragg diffraction; typically q \ lesssim1 \ text { nm } ^ {-1 }.
Their experiment involved an optical phenomenon known as " evanescent modes ", and they claim that since evanescent modes have an imaginary wave number, they represent a " mathematical analogy " to quantum tunnelling.
We see from ( 4.2 ) that the EFIE can become singular whenever the free space wavenumber is exactly equal to one of the wave numbers in any of the 3 periodic coordinate directions.

The " tunneling " case is the case better known as " total internal reflection ", where Snell's law implies that the wave number perpendicular to an interface must be imaginary on one side.
At wave numbers that are relatively large on the scale of SAS, but still small when compared to wide-angle Bragg diffraction, local interface intercorrelations are probed, whereas correlations between opposite interface segments are averaged out.
By assuming that all possible components exist initially in roughly equal ( but minuscule ) amplitudes, the size of the final drops can be predicted by determining by wave number which component grows the fastest.
Anyway, I find myself trying to figure out more about what your problem really is about .;-) That k looks like a wave number . Bromskloss 19 : 10, 5 August 2007 ( UTC)
The wave number k is the absolute value of the wave vector \ vec k = \ vec p / \ hbar, which is related to the wavelength \ lambda = 2 \ pi / k.