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spin resonance absorption . Macroscopic equations . Line width . Zero field
electronic splitting . Further remarks . Note on units . 234 10 · FREE ELECTRON
MODEL OF METALS Electrical conductivity and Ohm ' s law . Wiedemann - Franz
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spin resonance absorption . Macroscopic equations . Line width . Zero field
electronic splitting . Further remarks . Note on units . 234 10 · FREE ELECTRON
MODEL OF METALS Electrical conductivity and Ohm ' s law . Wiedemann - Franz
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The ground level and the first excited level can hold a maximum of 2 + 12 = 14
electrons , and at absolute zero the 14 states will be occupied by 14 electrons .
The fifteenth electron to be added to the system then will have to go into another
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The ground level and the first excited level can hold a maximum of 2 + 12 = 14
electrons , and at absolute zero the 14 states will be occupied by 14 electrons .
The fifteenth electron to be added to the system then will have to go into another
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This very important result cannot be derived merely from the characterization of a
superconductor as a medium of zero resistivity p : from E = pj we Fig . 16 . 3 .
Meissner effect in a sphere cooled in a constant applied magnetic field ; on
passing ...
This very important result cannot be derived merely from the characterization of a
superconductor as a medium of zero resistivity p : from E = pj we Fig . 16 . 3 .
Meissner effect in a sphere cooled in a constant applied magnetic field ; on
passing ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
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