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... surface charges . One integral is taken over the outer surface , and it gives E1 ; the other integral is taken over the surface of the spherical cavity , and it gives E2 . The field E1 is readily seen from Fig . 7.1 to be opposite in ...
... surface charges . One integral is taken over the outer surface , and it gives E1 ; the other integral is taken over the surface of the spherical cavity , and it gives E2 . The field E1 is readily seen from Fig . 7.1 to be opposite in ...
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... surface for the fcc lattice . The observed electron concentration of the ẞ phase ( bcc ) is close to the concentration 1.48 for which the inscribed Fermi sphere makes contact with the Brillouin zone surface for the bcc lattice . Contact ...
... surface for the fcc lattice . The observed electron concentration of the ẞ phase ( bcc ) is close to the concentration 1.48 for which the inscribed Fermi sphere makes contact with the Brillouin zone surface for the bcc lattice . Contact ...
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... surface of a helix , accounting for the name of the dislocation . Compound and ring dislocations may be formed from ... Surface Fig . 19.9 . General method of forming a dislocation ring in a medium . The medium is represented by the ...
... surface of a helix , accounting for the name of the dislocation . Compound and ring dislocations may be formed from ... Surface Fig . 19.9 . General method of forming a dislocation ring in a medium . The medium is represented by the ...
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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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