Traditionally accepted kinetic theory is based upon
equipartition and degrees of freedom [1,2,3].
All of these methods have uncertainty in the result which makes device performance predictions difficult; that is, in thermal noise analysis, the thermal noise in the probe deflection is related to its spring constant using
equipartition theorem [20] and so ultimate resolution is innately linked to accurate knowledge of spring constants.
Finally, it was pointed out that [[xi].sub.e] from the afterglow observations should be close to
equipartition, namely, [[xi].sub.e] [equivalent] 1/3.
It has been termed the holographic
equipartition law.
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Although this condition satisfies the assumption of
equipartition of modal energy for seismic interferometry, (74) it means that source information is lost due to scattering.
This redshift is paired with a smaller radiative decay rate, so at a specific thickness the rate
equipartition condition is fulfilled again and the absorption becomes close to 100%.
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This method causes a contrast enhancement by an
equipartition of the brightness-value distribution.