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Recently a modified Drude model of the valence electron gas in metals was investigated mathematically. The implications of this model suggest that the thermal noise voltage increases for example with the length of the metallic conductor. This observation prompted us to carry out some innovative experiments whose outcomes confirmed qualitatively the Drude model. We discuss some implications of this model in the light of the performed measurements.References
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Grycko E, Kirsch W and Mühlenbruch T. On the voltage and power indicators for thermal noise. Seminarberichte Mathematik, in print (2015).
Grycko E, Kirsch W and Mühlenbruch T. A circuit for generation, rectification and accumulation of noise voltages. Preprint, published under: www.fernuni-hagen.de/stochastik /forschung, (2015).
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