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... charge , as V. potential energy ( a ) ( b ) | e4 | 2 , charge density / 12 / 2 -Plane wave Fig . 11.2 . ( a ) Variation of potential energy of a conduction electron in the field of the positive ion cores of a monatomic linear lattice ...
... charge , as V. potential energy ( a ) ( b ) | e4 | 2 , charge density / 12 / 2 -Plane wave Fig . 11.2 . ( a ) Variation of potential energy of a conduction electron in the field of the positive ion cores of a monatomic linear lattice ...
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... charge piled up by a cur- rent density of 10 μa / cm2 flowing for 3 μsec , as the reader may verify . After this amount of charge has collected on the crystal surfaces , the current will stop flowing because the electric field of the ...
... charge piled up by a cur- rent density of 10 μa / cm2 flowing for 3 μsec , as the reader may verify . After this amount of charge has collected on the crystal surfaces , the current will stop flowing because the electric field of the ...
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... charge situated at each ion site , with signs the same as those of the real ions . According to the definition of the Madelung constant , the charge distribution on the reference point is not considered to con- tribute to the potential ...
... charge situated at each ion site , with signs the same as those of the real ions . According to the definition of the Madelung constant , the charge distribution on the reference point is not considered to con- tribute to the potential ...
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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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