Energy-Momentum Conservation Laws : : From Solar Cells, Nuclear Energy, and Muscle Work to Positron Emission Tomography /

Energy-Momentum Conservation Laws : : From Solar Cells, Nuclear Energy, and Muscle Work to Positron Emission Tomography / / Emil Zolotoyabko.

Conservation laws, reflecting the symmetry of space and time, play a vital role in understanding the surrounding world. Conservation laws allow us to explain very different phenomena from a unified point of view. The textbook illustrates this principle taking examples from mechanics, optics, nuclear...

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Energy-Momentum Conservation Laws : From Solar Cells, Nuclear Energy, and Muscle Work to Positron Emission Tomography / Emil Zolotoyabko.
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Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- 1 Selected examples of the energy conservation law -- 2 The momentum conservation law -- 3 Conservation laws and symmetry of space and time -- 4 The usage of the energy–momentum conservation law in its four-dimensional form -- 5 A free electron cannot absorb a photon -- 6 Lasers -- 7 Nuclear reactions -- 8 Energy transformation -- List of prominent scientists (in alphabetic order) mentioned in this book -- Index
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Conservation laws, reflecting the symmetry of space and time, play a vital role in understanding the surrounding world. Conservation laws allow us to explain very different phenomena from a unified point of view. The textbook illustrates this principle taking examples from mechanics, optics, nuclear physics, solid-state physics, and medicine. They include, for example, positron annihilation used in experiments aimed at neutrino registration and in the positron emission tomography for patient diagnostics; the functioning of solar cells, infrared detectors, and light emitting diodes (LEDs); slowing down fission neutrons toward achieving a nuclear chain reaction; jet propulsion of a rocket and an octopus; principles of magnetic resonance imaging and principles standing behind fission and fusion nuclear reactions; and more.
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Düsenantrieb.
Kernenergie.
Leuchtdioden (LED).
Positronen-Emissions-Tomographie (PET).
Solarzellen.
SCIENCE / Physics / Condensed Matter. bisacsh
.
Jet propulsion.
Light emitting diodes (LEDs).
Nuclear energy.
Positron emission tomography (PET).
Solar cells.
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Preface --
Contents --
1 Selected examples of the energy conservation law --
2 The momentum conservation law --
3 Conservation laws and symmetry of space and time --
4 The usage of the energy–momentum conservation law in its four-dimensional form --
5 A free electron cannot absorb a photon --
6 Lasers --
7 Nuclear reactions --
8 Energy transformation --
List of prominent scientists (in alphabetic order) mentioned in this book --
Index
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title_sub From Solar Cells, Nuclear Energy, and Muscle Work to Positron Emission Tomography /
title_full Energy-Momentum Conservation Laws : From Solar Cells, Nuclear Energy, and Muscle Work to Positron Emission Tomography / Emil Zolotoyabko.
title_fullStr Energy-Momentum Conservation Laws : From Solar Cells, Nuclear Energy, and Muscle Work to Positron Emission Tomography / Emil Zolotoyabko.
title_full_unstemmed Energy-Momentum Conservation Laws : From Solar Cells, Nuclear Energy, and Muscle Work to Positron Emission Tomography / Emil Zolotoyabko.
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title_alt Frontmatter --
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Contents --
1 Selected examples of the energy conservation law --
2 The momentum conservation law --
3 Conservation laws and symmetry of space and time --
4 The usage of the energy–momentum conservation law in its four-dimensional form --
5 A free electron cannot absorb a photon --
6 Lasers --
7 Nuclear reactions --
8 Energy transformation --
List of prominent scientists (in alphabetic order) mentioned in this book --
Index
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Preface --
Contents --
1 Selected examples of the energy conservation law --
2 The momentum conservation law --
3 Conservation laws and symmetry of space and time --
4 The usage of the energy–momentum conservation law in its four-dimensional form --
5 A free electron cannot absorb a photon --
6 Lasers --
7 Nuclear reactions --
8 Energy transformation --
List of prominent scientists (in alphabetic order) mentioned in this book --
Index
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