New Trends in Physical Science Research Vol. 2

This book covers key areas of Physical Science Research. The contributions by the authors include electrostatic generator, asymmetric electrostatic force, charge carrier, asymmetric shape charged conductor, Standard cosmological models, cosmological constant, cold dark matter, Einstein’s postulates, isotropization, Hubble constant, Abnormal acceleration, modified newtonian dynamic, Tully-Fisher relation, redshift, Hubble’s law, dark matter, acceleration of expansion of universe, General Relativity, Gravitational field, gravitational time dilation, gravitational redshift, perihelion of mercury, gravitational deflection of light, Rietveld refinement, dielectric constant, magnetization, antiferromagnetic transition, magnetoelectric coupling, Mathematical formal system of physics theory, concept proliferation, formal space, spatial paradox, negative effect of mathematical formal system, Chebyshev polynomials, lucas symbolic formula, generating functions by operator calculus, Nonlinear dynamic system, cylindrical shock waves, passive and active dispersed media, standing wave, Special Relativistic effect, water’s velocity vector, Fresnel’s formula, classical physics, Spontaneous Parametric down conversion, quantum mechanics, vortex gas, negative temperature, supercritical vortices, inverse energy cascade, tornadogenesis, tornado maintenance, barotropic vorticity, baroclinic vorticity, thermodynamics, entropy, rear flank downdraft, forward flank downdraft, suction vortices, supercritical vortices, fluid dynamics, boundary layer, breakdown of cyclostrophic balance, Euler equations, turbulence. astrophysics, cosmology, big bang theory. This book contains various materials suitable for students, researchers and academicians in the field of Physical Science Research