Presentation 2007-06-22
Circuit Theory Using Equivalent Circuits for Motion Equation of Molecules
Nobuo NAGAI,
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Abstract(in English) In case the motion equation for molecules supposed as represented by a difference equation for the displacement of atoms, a lumped-constant circuit of a periodic system is obtained as an equivalent circuit. For the circuit we can define the voltage and current and we can analyze energy transmission by the image parameter theory. In case as represented by a partial differential equation for the displacement of atoms to be continuous, a distributed-constant circuit is obtained as an equivalent circuit. In this case not only the displacement but also the voltage and the current waves satisfy the wave equation. This paper also shows that we can create a circuit theory by using the equivalent circuit for oscillation and wave motion of molecules.
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Keyword(in English) Motion Equation of Molecules / Displacement and Charge / Equivalent Circuit / Wave Equation / Voltage and Current
Paper # CAS2007-20,VLD2007-36,SIP2007-50
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Conference Date 2007/6/15(1days)
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Title (in English) Circuit Theory Using Equivalent Circuits for Motion Equation of Molecules
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Keyword(1) Motion Equation of Molecules
Keyword(2) Displacement and Charge
Keyword(3) Equivalent Circuit
Keyword(4) Wave Equation
Keyword(5) Voltage and Current
1st Author's Name Nobuo NAGAI
1st Author's Affiliation School of Economics, Hokusei Gakuen University()
Date 2007-06-22
Paper # CAS2007-20,VLD2007-36,SIP2007-50
Volume (vol) vol.107
Number (no) 103
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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