1916
DOI: 10.1002/andp.19163550902
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Zur Theorie der Dispersion in Gasen und Dämpfen

Abstract: DUmpf en; won I F r 4 t x Redche.I n h a l t s v e r z e i c h n i s : Einleitung. -Q 1. Stellung des Problems. -Q 2. Die Llisung durch eukzessive Nilherungen. - § 3. Umfcrmung des Problems. -Q 4. Die Konstellationsmittelung der Summen. -Q 5. Die Mittelwerte der einfachen Summen. -Q 6. Ausschaltung des auf den Aufpunkt beziiglichen Summengliedes. -Q 7. Die Mittelwerte der hoheren Summen. -8 8. Zuruckfiihrung des Problems auf eine Integralgleichung und ihre Liisung. -Q 9. Berechnung des Feldes in einem weit ent… Show more

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“…Equations (46) and (48) are the basis of two closed-form formulae for ρ eff and κ eff valid in two limits: low concentration and point particles. The lowconcentration expansions (49) and (52) are accurate to second order in the number of scatterers per unit volume, n 0 , for finite-size particles. The acoustic limiting case of small spheres is then considered, in the process taking kb 1.…”
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“…Equations (46) and (48) are the basis of two closed-form formulae for ρ eff and κ eff valid in two limits: low concentration and point particles. The lowconcentration expansions (49) and (52) are accurate to second order in the number of scatterers per unit volume, n 0 , for finite-size particles. The acoustic limiting case of small spheres is then considered, in the process taking kb 1.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use the same procedure as that described in the previous sections. Equations (49) and (52) become, in terms of n 0 ,…”
Section: Explicit Formulae For ρ Eff (ω) and κ Eff (ω)mentioning
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“…a form obtained originally by REICHE [5] for spherical dipoles and by FOLDY [6] for monopoles. The inclosure of the argument of g [K[K ] indicates explicit restriction to the volume integral form (5).…”
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“…For simplicity, the scalar Helmholtz equation is considered explicity; analogous results are available for the vector and dyadic analogs [1]. We cite results or procedures of Foldy, Keller, Lax, Rayleigh, and Reiche in the course of the presentation, and compare wth several earlier explicit approximations [4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. See [3] and [10, (1962)] for detailed introductions, additional citations, and for related material on the incoherent scattering.…”
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