Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 22N. Zanichelli, 1963 - Nuclear physics |
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In the harmonic approximation it is assumed that the force on an atom is
proportional to the first power of its displacement. The theory serves to correlate
the elastic, optical and dielectric properties of non-metallic crystals in a limited
frequency ...
In the harmonic approximation it is assumed that the force on an atom is
proportional to the first power of its displacement. The theory serves to correlate
the elastic, optical and dielectric properties of non-metallic crystals in a limited
frequency ...
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The theory at this point concerned itself exclusively with the absorption coefficient
, since this gave an adequate treatment for the transmission experiments.
Recently, however, experiments on Faraday rotation [6] have been performed
and ...
The theory at this point concerned itself exclusively with the absorption coefficient
, since this gave an adequate treatment for the transmission experiments.
Recently, however, experiments on Faraday rotation [6] have been performed
and ...
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However, as the structure was developed, particularly in the case of the indirect
exciton transition, it became necessary to develop a phenomenological theory
similar to that of the spin Hamiltonian for paramagnetic resonance, which took
into ...
However, as the structure was developed, particularly in the case of the indirect
exciton transition, it became necessary to develop a phenomenological theory
similar to that of the spin Hamiltonian for paramagnetic resonance, which took
into ...
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