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... orbits , the corresponding result is 36 lim j t / T → ∞ плес H = + ( Ex Ĥ ) ( 12.52 ) Equations ( 12.51 ) and ( 12.52 ) assert that when all relevant orbits are closed , the deflection of the Lorentz force is so effective in ...
... orbits , the corresponding result is 36 lim j t / T → ∞ плес H = + ( Ex Ĥ ) ( 12.52 ) Equations ( 12.51 ) and ( 12.52 ) assert that when all relevant orbits are closed , the deflection of the Lorentz force is so effective in ...
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... orbits are closed , ( b ) the field is large enough that each orbit is traversed many times between collisions , and ( c ) the carriers are taken to be holes if it is the unoccupied orbits that are closed . Thus the semiclassical theory ...
... orbits are closed , ( b ) the field is large enough that each orbit is traversed many times between collisions , and ( c ) the carriers are taken to be holes if it is the unoccupied orbits that are closed . Thus the semiclassical theory ...
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... orbits . In ( a ) no electric field is present and the currents carried by open orbits in opposite directions cancel . In ( b ) an electric field E is present , leading in the steady state to an imbalance in oppositely directed ...
... orbits . In ( a ) no electric field is present and the currents carried by open orbits in opposite directions cancel . In ( b ) an electric field E is present , leading in the steady state to an imbalance in oppositely directed ...
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