Sentence examples for radiation radius from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the star distance (∼120 140 pc) implies a radiation radius of at most ∼5 6 km, too small for any neutron star equation of state.

Moreover, owing to the reduced surface emissivity, the star only radiates ∼30 50% of the blackbody power and this implies a star radius larger than the radiation radius.

Finally, the whole system is simulated and the effects of the heat radiation, radius of the orbit, piezoelectric voltages, and piezoelectric locations on the response of the system are studied.

The solution of the differential Eq. (13), by imposing the boundary condition of unitary displacement for z equal to the R radius and radiation to infinity, becomes the following: U z,omega ) = z^{-frac{1}{2}} cdot H_{1/2} left( {frac{omega }{V} cdot z} right), (14 where with H1/2 we have indicated a Henkel function of second kind and of class 1/2.

The upgrades to the ATLAS ID require the development of new silicon technologies, since the current planar pixel sensors are not suitable for the expected radiation doses at small radii.

From the core out to about 0.7 solar radii, thermal radiation is the primary means of energy transfer.

Turner learned that each of seven thousand warheads could obliterate everything within a one-to-two-mile radius before the radiation and the fires spread.

The effect of radiation losses decreases with the radius of the tube.

Observations with the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope at a wavelength of 850 μm show an extended flux of radiation out to an angular radius of 35 arcseconds around Epsilon Eridani.

Radiation emitted from beyond the Schwarzschild radius can still escape and be detected.

Rayleigh scattering, dispersion of electromagnetic radiation by particles that have a radius less than approximately 1/10 the wavelength of the radiation.