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... density of modes for each polarization type . If there are three modes of different polarizations for each K value , then ( 22 ) is to be summed over the three polarizations ... density of modes ( m ) C 5 Density of nodes , relative 208.
... density of modes for each polarization type . If there are three modes of different polarizations for each K value , then ( 22 ) is to be summed over the three polarizations ... density of modes ( m ) C 5 Density of nodes , relative 208.
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... Density of phonon modes D ( w ) for monatomic line of atoms with nearest - neighbor inter- actions , after Eq . ( 27 ) , as compared with the density of modes in the Debye or continuum approximation calculated from Eq . ( 22 ) for the ...
... Density of phonon modes D ( w ) for monatomic line of atoms with nearest - neighbor inter- actions , after Eq . ( 27 ) , as compared with the density of modes in the Debye or continuum approximation calculated from Eq . ( 22 ) for the ...
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... density of orbitals as uniform in energy . The actual density may be quite far from uniform : Fig . 21 gives the results of a calculation for copper . The d band is characterized by a high density of orbitals . The density of orbitals ...
... density of orbitals as uniform in energy . The actual density may be quite far from uniform : Fig . 21 gives the results of a calculation for copper . The d band is characterized by a high density of orbitals . The density of orbitals ...
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