Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 22N. Zanichelli, 1963 - Nuclear physics |
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QCi PHYSICS LIBRAfiY IN DIC E Gruppo fctografieo <lei partecipanti al Corso
fuori testo R. A. SMith - Introductory lecture pag. ix \L. Pincherle - Band structure
of semiconductors » 1 W. Cochran - Lattice dynamics » 50 H. J. VlNK - Interaction
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QCi PHYSICS LIBRAfiY IN DIC E Gruppo fctografieo <lei partecipanti al Corso
fuori testo R. A. SMith - Introductory lecture pag. ix \L. Pincherle - Band structure
of semiconductors » 1 W. Cochran - Lattice dynamics » 50 H. J. VlNK - Interaction
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energy bands, Our knowledge of the band structure of all but a very few
semiconductors is very rudimentary and one of the most needed developments in
the subject lies in finding more powerful methods, both theoretical and
experimental, ...
energy bands, Our knowledge of the band structure of all but a very few
semiconductors is very rudimentary and one of the most needed developments in
the subject lies in finding more powerful methods, both theoretical and
experimental, ...
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This condition is fulfilled in semiconductors, with usual field strengths of 5 000 to
10 000 Gauss down to helium temperatures. Experimentally X is determined by
the conventional Faraday or Gouy methods which consist in a measurement of ...
This condition is fulfilled in semiconductors, with usual field strengths of 5 000 to
10 000 Gauss down to helium temperatures. Experimentally X is determined by
the conventional Faraday or Gouy methods which consist in a measurement of ...
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