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... Fig . 8. Spherical harmonic contributions to the L = 0 charge density shown in Fig . 7 for Sc metal . ( After Gupta and Freeman , 1976a . ) ( 1976 ) . Thus it was hoped that a combined theoretical and experimental study would yield the ...
... Fig . 8. Spherical harmonic contributions to the L = 0 charge density shown in Fig . 7 for Sc metal . ( After Gupta and Freeman , 1976a . ) ( 1976 ) . Thus it was hoped that a combined theoretical and experimental study would yield the ...
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... seen in Fig . 17 . The indirect , but larger , effect of the magnetic pressure is shown in the lower part of Fig . 17 where the magnetically induced lattice expansion is seen to result in a dramatic reduction of the bulk modulus . Figure ...
... seen in Fig . 17 . The indirect , but larger , effect of the magnetic pressure is shown in the lower part of Fig . 17 where the magnetically induced lattice expansion is seen to result in a dramatic reduction of the bulk modulus . Figure ...
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... shown in Fig . 41. This structure is appropriate to the ternaries NaTaO , or NaWO3 . If , however , Na is removed , then the transition metal and oxygen still maintain their relative positions in the lattice . The only change is that Na ...
... shown in Fig . 41. This structure is appropriate to the ternaries NaTaO , or NaWO3 . If , however , Na is removed , then the transition metal and oxygen still maintain their relative positions in the lattice . The only change is that Na ...
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Photoelectron Spectroscopy as an Electronic | 99 |
Electronic Structure and the ElectronPhonon Interaction | 165 |
Elastic Properties of Transition Metals | 223 |
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