:The picture of the electron in a hydrogen atom as a stationary wave and the picture of it as a particle randomly moving around are about equally valid.
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There is a dedicated Glenwood Whitewater Park that was developed in the river near Midland Avenue to provide features and terrain for stationary wave surfing, kayaking, and more.
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Another mechanism of teleconnection between tropical oceans and midlatitude regions is symmetric along latitude circles ( i . e . " zonal " ) and between hemispheres, unlike the stationary wave mechanism.
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One of the first investigators to notice and measure stationary waves on wires produced by direct coupling ( resonance ) with the coatings of a Leyden jar was Sir Oliver Lodge, entitled " Experiments On The Discharge Of Leyden Jars " ( 1891 ).
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In physics, a "'standing wave "' also known as a "'stationary wave "' is a wave in a medium in which each point on the axis of the wave has an associated constant amplitude.
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Important observations often associated with classically chaotic quantum systems are spectral level repulsion, dynamical localization in time evolution ( e . g . ionization rates of atoms ), and enhanced stationary wave intensities in regions of space where classical dynamics exhibits only unstable trajectories ( as in scattering ).
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He also believed waves of electric current from the sending tower could be made to reflect back from the far side of the globe, resulting in amplified stationary waves of electric current that could be utilized at any point on the globe, localizing power delivery directly to the receiving station.
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It's easy to see why that's correct, too : consider the problem in the rest frame of the wave, where the emitter passes by and leaves two stationary wave fronts and the receiver later passes by and collects them, and remember ( or work out ) that sinh ? is the coordinate distance you travel per unit proper time if your rapidity is ?.
