Total reflection as derived from statistical scattering and coherent scattering theories
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Auteurs : D. A. L. Paul [Allemagne]Source :
- Nature [ 0028-0836 ] ; 1974-11-01.
Abstract
IN the past ten years there has been much investigation of the interesting phenomenon of microscopic bubbles in liquids, particularly liquid helium, which are maintained by the presence of a light particle, such as an electron1 or positron2. In both cases, with liquid helium the bubble is believed to arise from an effective repulsive potential between bulk liquid and the light particle. Coopersmith3 derived an expression for this effective potential by calculating the free energy of a light particle moving in a space having randomly distributed hard spheres.
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