Sentences with phrase «from kinetic theory»

We can derive the Ideal Gas Law from Kinetic Theory, and Einstein and others used Kinetic Theory successfully.

The expression for gas pressure developed from kinetic theory relates pressure and volume to the average molecular kinetic energy.

For three different formal demonstrations (from kinetic theory, stochastic, and from the Bolzmann distribution in phase - space) you can consult sections B, C and D of this paper:

Not exact matches

And researchers from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst have now come up with an elegant way of describing grains that are shaken, drawing a direct analogy to the century - old kinetic theory of gases.

Our research approach includes spacecraft observations (from missions such as Cluster, THEMIS, MMS, Parker Solar Probe, Solar Orbiter), large scale kinetic simulations, and fundamental plasma theory to understand plasma phenomena throughout the universe.

He soaked up kinetic theory from artists like Jean Tinguely and Lucio Fontana and evolved the concept of the immateriality of color pioneered by Yves Klein.

A paper that Joules Verne, of all people, sent to me that examines this extreme limit shows explicitly that if there is a thermal lapse across this gas it has a weak asymmetry in its conductivity that makes gas relax thermal gradients from top to bottom slightly faster than it does gradients from bottom to top, but the split smoothly vanishes as the gradient does, strongly suggesting that even in this limit if we (correctly) require that the length of a vertical parcel to be much greater than the MFP (and hence much much greater than) the bulk averages will still satisfy the usual kinetic theory and I have a sneaking suspicion that overall they will still satisfy the MB distribution, even though the average itself will be extremely odd.

An averaging process is involved going up from the atomic scale via kinetic theory to the level of fluid motions, but chaos emerges at that scale (ie the averaged quantities exhibit chaotic behaviour).