Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 22N. Zanichelli, 1963 - Nuclear physics |
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above the continuum become quantized and transitions can be made to these
levels from the ground-state impurity levels. Theoretically we can treat these
levels as Landau levels perturbed by the Coulomb potential which is a small term
at ...
above the continuum become quantized and transitions can be made to these
levels from the ground-state impurity levels. Theoretically we can treat these
levels as Landau levels perturbed by the Coulomb potential which is a small term
at ...
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The lower lying electronic levels are completely filled, but the d-levels are either
empty or partially filled, so the possibility of conduction in these levels exists. If
they form a band of levels which is empty, then their behavior might be expected
to ...
The lower lying electronic levels are completely filled, but the d-levels are either
empty or partially filled, so the possibility of conduction in these levels exists. If
they form a band of levels which is empty, then their behavior might be expected
to ...
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Equation (1) represents the production of a hole in the oxygen 2p band and an
electron in the nickel 3d levels. Equation (2) shows the formation of a conduction
electron and a hole in the 3d levels. In (3), a nickel 3d electron is excited to a 4s ...
Equation (1) represents the production of a hole in the oxygen 2p band and an
electron in the nickel 3d levels. Equation (2) shows the formation of a conduction
electron and a hole in the 3d levels. In (3), a nickel 3d electron is excited to a 4s ...
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