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... positive , then the sign of their x - velocity would be reversed , and the Lorentz force would therefore be un- changed . As a consequence the Hall field would be opposite to the direction it has for negatively charged carriers . This ...
... positive , then the sign of their x - velocity would be reversed , and the Lorentz force would therefore be un- changed . As a consequence the Hall field would be opposite to the direction it has for negatively charged carriers . This ...
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... positively charged particle with a positive mass m * . Since the response of a hole is the same as the response an electron would have if the electron were in the unoccupied level ( point 2 above ) , this completes the demon- stration ...
... positively charged particle with a positive mass m * . Since the response of a hole is the same as the response an electron would have if the electron were in the unoccupied level ( point 2 above ) , this completes the demon- stration ...
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... positive ion vacancies and interstitials ) . ( b ) + ( c ) of positive and negative ion vacancies , known , in this context , also as Schottky defects . On the other hand , there can be essentially equal numbers of vacancies and ...
... positive ion vacancies and interstitials ) . ( b ) + ( c ) of positive and negative ion vacancies , known , in this context , also as Schottky defects . On the other hand , there can be essentially equal numbers of vacancies and ...
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The Drude Theory of Metals | 1 |
Failures of the Free Electron Model | 57 |
Crystal Lattices | 63 |
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