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Page 87
By this it was meant that the jumps of the tracer were all equivalent . Since the
major influence of higher concentrations is the alteration of the surroundings of
the tracer jump , one intuitively suspects the above hypothesis to be invalid at
high ...
By this it was meant that the jumps of the tracer were all equivalent . Since the
major influence of higher concentrations is the alteration of the surroundings of
the tracer jump , one intuitively suspects the above hypothesis to be invalid at
high ...
Page 89
Now the jth tracer jump with nonzero x projection following one of type a , which
also has a nonzero x projection , may be of type a , or any other jump type for that
matter . Furthermore , this jump could have either the same or the opposite x ...
Now the jth tracer jump with nonzero x projection following one of type a , which
also has a nonzero x projection , may be of type a , or any other jump type for that
matter . Furthermore , this jump could have either the same or the opposite x ...
Page 105
To introduce these factors into the flux , one must start with the probability for the
first jump to be parallel or antiparallel to the field which is applied in the + x
direction . This is followed by the tendency for the jump completed to contribute to
the ...
To introduce these factors into the flux , one must start with the probability for the
first jump to be parallel or antiparallel to the field which is applied in the + x
direction . This is followed by the tendency for the jump completed to contribute to
the ...
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RICHARD W VOOK | 2 |
Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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