The Emission of Electricity From Hot Bodies
The Emission of Electricity From Hot Bodies
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. (21) If the range of temperature is not too large this may still be represented by i'-AT**-*' T . . . (22) with A and b constants, if ' does not vary too rapidly with T. The values of A and b are A = AO*-' .... (23) b = b, + ' . . (24) Since A is always greater than A, /3 is negative, and from (23) y = - ft = log A / . . . (2 5 ) / A o If the linear relation indicated by Fig. 13 is really ful- filled, we have = +