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... determined by giving the coordinates of three non - colinear atoms lying in the plane . If each of the atoms lies on a crystal axis , the plane may be specified by giving the positions of the atoms along the axes in terms of the lattice ...
... determined by giving the coordinates of three non - colinear atoms lying in the plane . If each of the atoms lies on a crystal axis , the plane may be specified by giving the positions of the atoms along the axes in terms of the lattice ...
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... determined at temperature T≈0 T≈ 0/6 T≈ 0/12 Substance ° K ) ( ° K ) ( ° K ) Au 180 172 162 Ag 220 210 209 Cu 315 317 319 Pb 88 87 85 Li 430 379 356 Na 150 159 K 99 98 W 310 305 337 KCI 230 225 218 A discussion of methods for the ...
... determined at temperature T≈0 T≈ 0/6 T≈ 0/12 Substance ° K ) ( ° K ) ( ° K ) Au 180 172 162 Ag 220 210 209 Cu 315 317 319 Pb 88 87 85 Li 430 379 356 Na 150 159 K 99 98 W 310 305 337 KCI 230 225 218 A discussion of methods for the ...
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... determine experimen- tally the form of the energy surfaces of the conduction and valence bands near the band edges ; that is , the energy E ( k ) is determined as a function of the wave vector k . The determination of the energy sur ...
... determine experimen- tally the form of the energy surfaces of the conduction and valence bands near the band edges ; that is , the energy E ( k ) is determined as a function of the wave vector k . The determination of the energy sur ...
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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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