- In
mathematics and physics, an
equipotential or
isopotential refers to a
region in
space where every point is at the same potential. This
usually refers...
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Isopotential muscle refers to
muscle fibers which are
fewer than two
times the
length constant. Hoover, N. J.; Weaver, A. L.; Harness, P. I.; Hooper, S...
- In electromagnetism,
Isopotential maps are a
measure of
electrostatic potential in space. The
spatial derivatives of an
electrostatic field indicate the...
- it is
possible to use
smaller intervals as the
height increases. An
isopotential map is a
measure of
electrostatic potential in space,
often depicted...
- An
electrostatic potential map of the
nitrate ion (2NO−3). The 3-dimensional s****
represents a
single arbitrary isopotential....
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Gradient theorem Fundamental theorem of
vector analysis Equipotential (
isopotential)
lines and
surfaces The
second part of this
equation is only
valid for...
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conveying information about the
contours of
varying intensity fields.
Isopotential Triangulation (geometry)
Implicit surface Volume rendering "Hamilton–Jacobi...
- the
length constant increases with
increasing radius of the neuron.
Isopotential muscle Time
constant Meffin, Hamish; Kameneva,
Tatiana (April 2011)....
- gap
junctional connections which establish developmental compartments (
isopotential cell fields).
Because both gap
junctions and ion
channels are themselves...
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Propulsion Laboratory.
Retrieved 2
November 2017. Hudson, "Gravitational
Isopotentials on Toutatis" Huang, Jiangchuan; Ji, Jiang****; Ye, Peijian; Wang, Xiaolei;...
