Furthermore, in atomic collisions the number of particles can be kept small enough so that complete kinematic information about every single particle in the system can be obtained experimentally.
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He was the author or co-author of classic texts on subjects like wave mechanics, the properties of metals and alloys, the theory of atomic collisions, elementary quantum mechanics and metal-insulator transitions.
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Professor Gavril organized several international physics conferences, such as " International Conference on Atomic Physics ", " International Conference on Photonic, Electronic, and Atomic Collisions ", and " International Conference on Multiphoton Processes ".
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In 1959, he proposed a formula for inelastic energy losses in an atomic collision on the basis of a very clear physical picture in which a number of electrons are exchanged between the colliding atoms.
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A fundamentally more straightforward way to model multiple atomic collisions is provided by molecular dynamics ( MD ) simulations, in which the time evolution of a system of atoms is calculated by solving the equations of motion numerically.
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While reflexive existence is not considered by materialists to be experienced on the atomic level, the individual's physical and mental experiences are ultimately reducible to the unique tripartite combination of environmentally determined, genetically determined, and randomly determined interactions of firing neurons and atomic collisions.
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In a separate project in the 1950s at the Chalk River research reactor in Canada, Brockhouse also worked on neutron scattering, but his focus was on another atomic collision process called inelastic scattering, which made it possible to measure the relative energies of different neutrons scattered by a sample of material.
