0 a large amount or wide range: --
The sheer amplitude of the novel invites comparisons with Tolstoy.
1 the distance between the top and the bottom of a wave --
2 the strength of a wave of sound or electricity, measured at the strongest repeating part of the wave --
When the amplitudes of the waves are sufficiently large, nonlinearities cannot be ignored.
The amplitudes of incoming and outgoing modes for both fields are related by scattering matrices.
Exact analytical solutions are found in the approximation of 'small' (but nonlinear) amplitudes.
The emission from both sides offers measurements of the wakefield amplitudes and plasma densities near the two ends of the channel.
The amplitudes are found to be slightly higher for l 0.05 than for l 0.005.
In thermal equilibrium, heavy-ion cutoff modes can have amplitudes comparable to that of the magnetosonic mode and can cause the damping of the fluctuations.
The difference in amplitudes of the peak in the spectra are clearly different between the damping (solid black line) and non-damping case (dashed grey line).
In this section we consider the case of weak dissipation, and ignore the spatial dependence of wave amplitudes, which are governed by (3).
