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... lattice expansion is seen to result in a dramatic reduction of the bulk modulus . Figure 16 shows the magnitude of the resulting lattice dilatation for Mn , Fe , Co , and Ni . This figure shows that the lattice dilatation induced by ...
... lattice expansion is seen to result in a dramatic reduction of the bulk modulus . Figure 16 shows the magnitude of the resulting lattice dilatation for Mn , Fe , Co , and Ni . This figure shows that the lattice dilatation induced by ...
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... lattice of positively charged ions immersed in a sea of electrons . Concentrate on a single electron near the Fermi energy as it moves through the lattice at the Fermi velocity of≈ 108 cm / s . The electron will attract the nearby posi ...
... lattice of positively charged ions immersed in a sea of electrons . Concentrate on a single electron near the Fermi energy as it moves through the lattice at the Fermi velocity of≈ 108 cm / s . The electron will attract the nearby posi ...
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... lattice site and time t will propagate through the lattice causing displacements of the other ions . The calculation of this effect for a harmonic lattice is a standard problem in the theory of lattice dynamics ( see , e.g. , Reissland ...
... lattice site and time t will propagate through the lattice causing displacements of the other ions . The calculation of this effect for a harmonic lattice is a standard problem in the theory of lattice dynamics ( see , e.g. , Reissland ...
Contents
Photoelectron Spectroscopy as an Electronic | 99 |
Electronic Structure and the ElectronPhonon Interaction | 165 |
Elastic Properties of Transition Metals | 223 |
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