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exponential law

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exponential law [‚ek·spə′nen·chəl ′lȯ]
(mathematics)
(physics)
The principle that growth or decay of some physical quantity is at a rate such that its value at a certain time or place is the initial value timeseraised to a power equal to a constant times some convenient coordinate, such as the elapsed time or the distance traveled by a wave; there is growth if the constant is positive, decay if it is negative.


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Specific topics include the methodological principles of chemical kinetics, the method of routes and kinetic models, problems of stationary kinetics of polymerization up to the high conversion rate, non-stationary (post-polymerization) kinetics and kinetic problems, stationary kinetics of three-dimensional polymerization up to the high conversion rate, the kinetic model and the stretched exponential law, and the statistics of self-avoiding random walks and the stretched exponential law.
The relaxation of the shear stress after the cessation of shear was very rapid, approximately according to an exponential law characterized by a relaxation time.
i] is close to [Sigma], the back jumps can no longer be neglected and the creep kinetics become the usual exponential law with a single relaxation time as shown on aluminum (3, 7).
 
 
 
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