Lecture

Wave and Particle View

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Description

This lecture covers the particle view of energy transport, including mean free path, relaxation time, and average physical properties, as well as the wave view of energy transport, with a focus on mathematical expressions, types of waves, reflection/transmission, and standing waves and cavity modes.

Instructor

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