LIV. On an electrostatic field produced by varying magnetic induction
LIV. On an electrostatic field produced by varying magnetic induction
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利维。
DOI:
10.1080/14786448908628387
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发表时间:
1889
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O. Lodge
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作者:
O. Lodge
In comparing any theoretical formula with experiment, we must not forget that what we learn directly from the latter is the difference of radiations at two temperatures. One more remark in conclusion. If the complete radiation for a given temperature be represented by (5), it follows that temperature may be defined by the value of a. The contrary would imply that the law of distribution is the same at all temperatures, and would be inconsistent with ordinary observation respecting" red" and" white heats." Now the dimensions of a are those of a time; so that temperature may be defined by a time, or (through the velocity of propagation) by a line. Thus in Prof. Langley's curves, which represent the distribution of energy in a die, action spectrum, the wavelength corresponding to the maximum ordinate may be regarded as a linear specification of the temperature to which the curve relates.