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10-63

recombination coefficient

URNurn:iso:std:iso:80000:-10:ed-2:en:item:10-63
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ISQ Identifiers
ISO
urn:iso:std:iso:80000:-10:ed-2:en:item:10-63
IEC
urn:iec:std:iec:80000-10:2019:::item:10-63
Designations
ENrecombination coefficient
FRcoefficient de recombinaison
Symbol
α
Notation systems
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AsciiMath
alpha
LaTeX
\alpha

Definition

EN

coefficient in the law of recombination:

− d n + d t = − d n − d t = α ⋅ n + n −

where n + and n − are the ion number densities (ion number density) of positive and negative ions, respectively, recombined during a time interval of duration d t (ISO 80000-3: Space and time)

FR

coefficient de la loi de recombinaison :

− d n + d t = − d n − d t = α ⋅ n + n −

où n + et n − sont les nombres volumiques d'ions (ion number density) respectivement positifs et négatifs, recombinés pendant un intervalle de temps de durée d t (ISO 80000-3: Space and time)

Notes

EN

The widely used term "recombination factor" is not correct because "factor" should only be used for quantities with dimension 1.

The terms d n + d t , d n − d t are differential quotients.

FR

L'expression communément utilisée en anglais «recombination factor» n'est pas correcte dans la mesure où il convient de n'utiliser le terme «factor» que pour des grandeurs sans dimension.

Les termes d n + d t , d n − d t sont des quotients différentiels.

Concept HierarchyPendrill (2024)
L³ T⁻¹L³ T⁻¹ quantitiesLevel 0 · Kind

Characterizes

● ion

Ontology

Class Hierarchy

A physical quantity as defined in ISO/IEC 80000, with associated symbols, definitions, and units of measurement.

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