Sentence examples for finite masses from inspiring English sources

There are three such points lying on the line connecting the two finite masses: one between the masses and one outside each of the masses.

The other two stationary points, called the triangular points, are located equidistant from the two finite masses at a distance equal to the finite mass separation.

The neutrinos are supposed to be completely massless in the Standard Model, but recent indications of neutrino oscillations strongly suggest that they have small but finite masses.

In the circular problem, the two finite masses are fixed in a coordinate system rotating at the orbital angular velocity, with the origin (axis of rotation) at the centre of mass of the two bodies.

The triangular points are stable if the ratio of the finite masses is less than 0.04, and the particle would execute small oscillations around one of the triangular points if it were pushed slightly away.

The analytic work was devoted mostly to the circular, planar restricted three-body problem, where all particles are confined to a plane and the two finite masses are in circular orbits around their centre of mass (a point on the line between the two masses that is closer to the more massive).

For light atoms, the isotope shift is primarily due to differences in the finite mass of the nucleus.

Small modifications to electronic energy levels arise because of the finite mass, nonzero volume of the atomic nucleus and the distribution of charges and currents within the nucleus.

In semiconductors, on the other hand, the current carriers are electrons and positive holes, the latter behaving in the material as free positive charges of finite mass.

For example, at the center of a black hole, according to classical theory, the density is infinite (because a finite mass is compressed to a zero volume).

We also study the geometric transitions and superpotentials for finite mass of the adjoint field.