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... parameters for the noble gases 398 Lattice constants , cohesive energies , and bulk moduli of the solid noble gases 401 De Boer parameters for the noble gases 412 553 Elastic constants 447 Debye temperatures 459 , 461 Static dielectric ...
... parameters for the noble gases 398 Lattice constants , cohesive energies , and bulk moduli of the solid noble gases 401 De Boer parameters for the noble gases 412 553 Elastic constants 447 Debye temperatures 459 , 461 Static dielectric ...
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... 25.1 . 10 In any event , B is directly measurable , so its slight temperature dependence can be allowed for . Table 25.1 LINEAR EXPANSION COEFFICIENTS AND GRÜNEISEN PARAMETERS FOR SOME Thermal Expansion ; The Grüneisen Parameter 493.
... 25.1 . 10 In any event , B is directly measurable , so its slight temperature dependence can be allowed for . Table 25.1 LINEAR EXPANSION COEFFICIENTS AND GRÜNEISEN PARAMETERS FOR SOME Thermal Expansion ; The Grüneisen Parameter 493.
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... parameters are in fact independent of k and given by a " " ' ( a ) 2 " ( a ) ' ( 25.46 ) ( b ) Show that if next - nearest - neighbor interactions are retained , the Grüneisen parameters for the individual normal modes will , in general ...
... parameters are in fact independent of k and given by a " " ' ( a ) 2 " ( a ) ' ( 25.46 ) ( b ) Show that if next - nearest - neighbor interactions are retained , the Grüneisen parameters for the individual normal modes will , in general ...
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The Drude Theory of Metals | 1 |
Failures of the Free Electron Model | 57 |
Crystal Lattices | 63 |
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