The Corpuscular Theory of Matter
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Radiation of heat may be produced by the impact of corpuscles. When a corpuscle comes into collision with an atom it experiences rapid changes in its velocity, and therefore will, as explained on p. 46, emit pulses of intense electric and magnetic force ; the thickness of these pulses will be the distance traversed by light during the time occupied by a collision. Thus, if we consider any atom of the metal, it will be from time to time, as the corpuscles strike against it, the centre of pulses ...of intense electric and magnetic force. These forces at a point near the atom will vary in a very abrui3t manner. A pulse of intense electric force, lasting for a very short time, will pass over the point, then there will be an interval in which the electric force disappears, and again, after the space of time between two collisions, another intense pulse will pass over 62 THE COEPUSCULAR THEOEY OF MATTEE.
the point. Now though the electric force jumps about in this abrupt way, we know by the theorem due to Fourier that it can be represented as the sum of a number of terms, each of which is of the form cos (pt + e) where t represents the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Radiation of heat may be produced by the impact of corpuscles. When a corpuscle comes into collision with an atom it experiences rapid changes in its velocity, and therefore will, as explained on p. 46, emit pulses of intense electric and magnetic force ; the thickness of these pulses will be the distance traversed by light during the time occupied by a collision. Thus, if we consider any atom of the metal, it will be from time to time, as the corpuscles strike against it, the centre of pulses ...of intense electric and magnetic force. These forces at a point near the atom will vary in a very abrui3t manner. A pulse of intense electric force, lasting for a very short time, will pass over the point, then there will be an interval in which the electric force disappears, and again, after the space of time between two collisions, another intense pulse will pass over 62 THE COEPUSCULAR THEOEY OF MATTEE.
the point. Now though the electric force jumps about in this abrupt way, we know by the theorem due to Fourier that it can be represented as the sum of a number of terms, each of which is of the form cos (pt + e) where t represents the time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson, J. J. (Joseph John), Sir, 1856-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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