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... result refers to a single branch of the dispersion relation . We can use this result also in electron band theory ( see Chapters 9 and 10 ) . There is a special interest in the contribution to D ( w ) from points at which the group ...
... result refers to a single branch of the dispersion relation . We can use this result also in electron band theory ( see Chapters 9 and 10 ) . There is a special interest in the contribution to D ( w ) from points at which the group ...
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... result is L = 3 ( kg / e ) 2 , very close to ( 56 ) , and also in fair agreement with experiment . The quotation ... result of Problem 2 and the relation between F and electron concentration . The result may be written as P = ( Eo / V ) ...
... result is L = 3 ( kg / e ) 2 , very close to ( 56 ) , and also in fair agreement with experiment . The quotation ... result of Problem 2 and the relation between F and electron concentration . The result may be written as P = ( Eo / V ) ...
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... result is L = 3 ( kg / e ) 2 , very close to ( 56 ) , and also in fair agreement with experiment . The quotation ... result of Problem 2 and the relation between F and electron concentration . The result may be written as P = ( Eo / V ) ...
... result is L = 3 ( kg / e ) 2 , very close to ( 56 ) , and also in fair agreement with experiment . The quotation ... result of Problem 2 and the relation between F and electron concentration . The result may be written as P = ( Eo / V ) ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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