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... first the simple problem of a monatomic one - dimensional lattice . The low energy portions of the band struc- ture ... first reflections occur at k / a , and the first energy gap also occurs at these points . Other energy gaps occur for ...
... first the simple problem of a monatomic one - dimensional lattice . The low energy portions of the band struc- ture ... first reflections occur at k / a , and the first energy gap also occurs at these points . Other energy gaps occur for ...
Page 308
... first Brillouin zone in ( a ) the bcc lattice and ( b ) the fcc lattice . The first zones of the bcc and fcc lattices are. first three zones are marked . 308 BAND THEORY OF SOLIDS ; BRILLOUIN ZONES.
... first Brillouin zone in ( a ) the bcc lattice and ( b ) the fcc lattice . The first zones of the bcc and fcc lattices are. first three zones are marked . 308 BAND THEORY OF SOLIDS ; BRILLOUIN ZONES.
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... First and second Brillouin zones for the hexagonal close - packed structure . There is no discontinuity in energy across the top and bottom faces of the first zone if the structure is hexagonal close - packed ; so one often encounters a ...
... First and second Brillouin zones for the hexagonal close - packed structure . There is no discontinuity in energy across the top and bottom faces of the first zone if the structure is hexagonal close - packed ; so one often encounters a ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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