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... described previously , only the problem of the Wiedemann - Franz law at intermediate temperatures ( ld ) has a resolu- tion that requires abandoning the relaxation time approximation even at the most gross qualitative level of ...
... described previously , only the problem of the Wiedemann - Franz law at intermediate temperatures ( ld ) has a resolu- tion that requires abandoning the relaxation time approximation even at the most gross qualitative level of ...
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... described and exploited . For example , the existence and basic properties of the reciprocal lattice depend only on the existence of three primitive direct lattice vectors a ;, and not on any special relations that may hold among them.1 ...
... described and exploited . For example , the existence and basic properties of the reciprocal lattice depend only on the existence of three primitive direct lattice vectors a ;, and not on any special relations that may hold among them.1 ...
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... described in Chapter 11 , suitably generalized to cope with multiatomic bases . In the disordered phase of brass , which is the stable one at sufficiently high tem- peratures , even at compositions for which ordered geometries are ...
... described in Chapter 11 , suitably generalized to cope with multiatomic bases . In the disordered phase of brass , which is the stable one at sufficiently high tem- peratures , even at compositions for which ordered geometries are ...
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The Drude Theory of Metals | 1 |
Failures of the Free Electron Model | 57 |
Crystal Lattices | 63 |
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