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Charles Kittel. We first derive the relationship between the applied electric field and the internal electric field in a dielectric crystal . We then discuss the dielectric polar- izability of atoms , molecules and crystals , in static ...
Charles Kittel. We first derive the relationship between the applied electric field and the internal electric field in a dielectric crystal . We then discuss the dielectric polar- izability of atoms , molecules and crystals , in static ...
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Charles Kittel. MACROSCOPIC ELECTRIC FIELD One contribution to the electric field inside a body is that of the applied electric field , defined as Eo field produced by fixed charges external to the body . ( 6 ) The other contribution to ...
Charles Kittel. MACROSCOPIC ELECTRIC FIELD One contribution to the electric field inside a body is that of the applied electric field , defined as Eo field produced by fixed charges external to the body . ( 6 ) The other contribution to ...
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... e ' ( w ) changes with frequency , then ε " ( w ) also changes 14 with frequency . In SI replace 47 by 1/0 . SUMMARY ( In CGS units ) 1. The electric field averaged over the volume of the specimen defines the electric field E of the ...
... e ' ( w ) changes with frequency , then ε " ( w ) also changes 14 with frequency . In SI replace 47 by 1/0 . SUMMARY ( In CGS units ) 1. The electric field averaged over the volume of the specimen defines the electric field E of the ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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