underlying physics

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The former is often the most difficult step, and requires knowledge of the underlyingphysics.
Each subject is covered from first principles, relating back to the underlyingphysics and chemistry of the problem.
The notation for the potential formulation is also simpler, making it easier to understand the underlyingphysics and mathematics.
Other modifications are based on a better theoretical understanding of the underlyingphysics.
The underlyingphysics is essentially kinetic, strongly nonlinear, and still far from complete theoretical understanding.
It is anticipated that the result will provide basic insights into the underlyingphysics of the plasma- wall interaction.
But then all the theory, together with its underlyingphysics, is largely ignored when jet and rocket noise is discussed in chapters 7 and 11.
We especially discuss the process of impact ionization and its underlyingphysics, which at the same time may restrict and facilitate future dust experiments.
Some new and complicated physical phenomena appear, and the underlyingphysics is strongly nonlinear.
Figure 4 gives a schematic description of the underlyingphysics of our experiment.
Comparing ion acceleration experiments at laser systems with different beam parameters and using targets of varying thickness, material and temperature, some insight about the underlyingphysics can be obtained.
The importance of the paraxial theories lies in bringing up the underlyingphysics and at least the qualitative nature of the results to the correct order of magnitude.
The underlyingphysics for inferring this instability is that the relative streaming causes charge separation at the interface separating the magnetic field density from the plasma density.
Comparing ion acceleration experiments at laser systems with different beam parameters and using targets of varying thickness, material and temperature, some insight on the underlyingphysics can be obtained.
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