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... Polarized Photoemission 1. DESCRIPTION The electron spin polarization ( ESP ) for photoemitted electrons is another measurable parameter that yields valuable electronic structure information , particularly for magnetic materials . For ...
... Polarized Photoemission 1. DESCRIPTION The electron spin polarization ( ESP ) for photoemitted electrons is another measurable parameter that yields valuable electronic structure information , particularly for magnetic materials . For ...
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... polarization is negative at threshold and , with increasing hv , rapidly turns positive ( see Fig . 20 ) . Fig . 20. ( a ) Electron spin polarization ( ESP ) as a function of hv for Fe3O4 at 200 K compared with ( b ) a model prediction ...
... polarization is negative at threshold and , with increasing hv , rapidly turns positive ( see Fig . 20 ) . Fig . 20. ( a ) Electron spin polarization ( ESP ) as a function of hv for Fe3O4 at 200 K compared with ( b ) a model prediction ...
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... polarized by electrons in the partially filled f shell . Conduction - electron polarization is induced by the total spin moment S of localized f electrons , whereas the magnetization is determined by the total angular momentum J ( Jena ...
... polarized by electrons in the partially filled f shell . Conduction - electron polarization is induced by the total spin moment S of localized f electrons , whereas the magnetization is determined by the total angular momentum J ( Jena ...
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Photoelectron Spectroscopy as an Electronic | 99 |
Electronic Structure and the ElectronPhonon Interaction | 165 |
Elastic Properties of Transition Metals | 223 |
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