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Thermal Agitation of Electric Charge in Conductors
Physical Review · 1928 · Vol. 32(1) · pp. 110–113
H. Nyquist✉(AT&T (United States))
Abstract
The electromotive force due to thermal agitation in conductors is calculated by means of principles in thermodynamics and statistical mechanics. The results obtained agree with results obtained experimentally.
Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical MechanicsElectrical conductorElectric chargeCharge (physics)ThermalElectric potentialMaterials sciencePhysicsCondensed matter physicsVoltageThermodynamics
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