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... discussion of the symmetry of crystals in three dimensions can become rather tedious , and instead we shall treat fairly completely the theory of crystals in two dimensions , with a discussion of only a few important examples of ...
... discussion of the symmetry of crystals in three dimensions can become rather tedious , and instead we shall treat fairly completely the theory of crystals in two dimensions , with a discussion of only a few important examples of ...
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... discussion of dielectric relaxation in polar liquids and in solutions of polar molecules in non - polar solvents ; his central result is that the orientational part of the polarizability depends on frequency as ( 7.35 ) α = απ 1 + ίωτ ...
... discussion of dielectric relaxation in polar liquids and in solutions of polar molecules in non - polar solvents ; his central result is that the orientational part of the polarizability depends on frequency as ( 7.35 ) α = απ 1 + ίωτ ...
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... discuss models in which the holes are entirely trapped and a fraction of the elec- trons nominally in the conduction band are trapped at any instant . We shall discuss only very simple models ; for a discussion of the pro- perties of ...
... discuss models in which the holes are entirely trapped and a fraction of the elec- trons nominally in the conduction band are trapped at any instant . We shall discuss only very simple models ; for a discussion of the pro- perties of ...
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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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