Under a strong electric field, the cathode emits tight, high - speed beams of electrons through its sharp nanotube tips — a phenomenon
called field emission.
Not exact matches
Depending on their size, so
called near -
fields (electromagnetic
fields close to the particle surface) were induced by the laser pulses, resulting in a controlled directional
emission of electrons.
David Allen, a University of Texas researcher who conducted measurements from natural gas
fields to measure methane
emissions,
called the study an «important contribution.»
The observed Sgr A *
emission is polarized and this means that it is produced by electrons gyrating around magnetic
field lines in so
called synchrotron process.