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EFFECT OF FERMI - DIRAC DISTRIBUTION ON THE ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY It is a somewhat surprising fact that the introduction of the FermiDirac distribution in place of the classical Maxwell - Boltzmann distribution usually has little ...
EFFECT OF FERMI - DIRAC DISTRIBUTION ON THE ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY It is a somewhat surprising fact that the introduction of the FermiDirac distribution in place of the classical Maxwell - Boltzmann distribution usually has little ...
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The corresponding situation with the Fermi - Dirac distribution is shown in Fig . 10.7 . The exclusion principle has no effect on the Plug , 0 ) ( ) Ur P ( ug , T ) eEr / m ( o ) P ( uz , T ) - P ( vx , 0 ) Vg ( c ) B Fig . 10.7 .
The corresponding situation with the Fermi - Dirac distribution is shown in Fig . 10.7 . The exclusion principle has no effect on the Plug , 0 ) ( ) Ur P ( ug , T ) eEr / m ( o ) P ( uz , T ) - P ( vx , 0 ) Vg ( c ) B Fig . 10.7 .
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The potential i is that of a structure with a Gaussian distribution of 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 potential i is that of a structure with a Gaussian distribution of 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 ...
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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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