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In the night side within the magnetosphere, electrons and protons tend to drift
eastward and westward, respectively, ... has the cross product of the velocity and
field vectors, or ev X F, in which e denotes a positive electric charge for a proton
or ...
In the night side within the magnetosphere, electrons and protons tend to drift
eastward and westward, respectively, ... has the cross product of the velocity and
field vectors, or ev X F, in which e denotes a positive electric charge for a proton
or ...
Page 297
Another book, Relativity Theory of Protons and Electrons (1936), dealt with
quantum theory. ... in particular involving the number 137 (the fine-structure
constant), the ratio of the mass of the proton to that of the electron, and the
number of atoms ...
Another book, Relativity Theory of Protons and Electrons (1936), dealt with
quantum theory. ... in particular involving the number 137 (the fine-structure
constant), the ratio of the mass of the proton to that of the electron, and the
number of atoms ...
Page 543
Thus, charge transfer is associated with the motion of electrons, protons, nuclei,
ions, or a variety of unstable particles ... The only two unconditionally stable
elementary particles with a finite mass are a proton with charge +e and an
electron of ...
Thus, charge transfer is associated with the motion of electrons, protons, nuclei,
ions, or a variety of unstable particles ... The only two unconditionally stable
elementary particles with a finite mass are a proton with charge +e and an
electron of ...
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