Recent content by afmower

Thank you for your continued insights. Take the image below for example (t3-tumor #3). It seems that field distribution and field strength are being used interchangeably. Is it just that the figure legend should technically say electric field intensity distribution in (V/cm)? Hence what I meant...

Maybe this is a really stupid question but what is the difference between distribution and intensity since they are measured in the same units?

Thanks again. Perhaps I am just getting confused by semantics. LOL o:)

Thank you for your response. If the impact of resistance or in this case, dielectric properties, is different on distribution versus intensity, which I am assuming based on the simplified example below, what is the correlation between the 2 in a heat map such as that pictured in your example...

Yes, I understand that. Is the distribution of an electric field in 3D space measured in V/cm? And thank you for your response by the way :smile: In my original thread I noted that I am familiar with the concept of electric field intensity (V/cm) is E=(V1-V2)/d in a theoretical model (between 2...

Thank you. I like how your chose a motorcycle for your avatar. :smile:

Thank you for your response. I am not familiar with the details of EEG monitoring. Perhaps I should clarify, I am not referring to naturally occurring electric fields in the brain, I am referring to an applied electric field. Perhaps my question would be more straight forward if I made it more...

I have a PhD in Molecular Neuroscience but am working on something that requires knowledge of electric field distribution in the brain. I understand that electric field intensity (V/cm) is E=(V1-V2)/d in a theoretical model (between 2 infinite plates, that are parallel and equidistant through a...

Hi, I have a PhD in Molecular Neuroscience but am currently working on something that requires a deeper understanding of electric field distribution in the brain. I joined the forum hoping to be able to discuss this topic with a fellow scientist who specializes in this field.