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... distribution of charge which on the average is spherically sym- metrical , so that x2 = y2 = z2 . Then the diamagnetic susceptibility per unit volume is , if N is the number of atoms per unit volume , y2 ( 8.5 ) x = Ze2N 6mc2 „ 2 ...
... distribution of charge which on the average is spherically sym- metrical , so that x2 = y2 = z2 . Then the diamagnetic susceptibility per unit volume is , if N is the number of atoms per unit volume , y2 ( 8.5 ) x = Ze2N 6mc2 „ 2 ...
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... distribution function , for absolute zero and for a low temperature . The region over which the distribution is affected by temperature is of the order of kT in width . energetically accessible , and we therefore have in the high ...
... distribution function , for absolute zero and for a low temperature . The region over which the distribution is affected by temperature is of the order of kT in width . energetically accessible , and we therefore have in the high ...
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... distribution function fh for holes is related to the electron distribution function fe by = ( 14.8 ) so that , from ( 12.21 ) , ( 14.9 ) fh = 1 - fe , 1 fn = e ( WWF ) / kT e ( WF - W ) / kT +1 for ( WF - W ) kT . If we INTRINSIC ...
... distribution function fh for holes is related to the electron distribution function fe by = ( 14.8 ) so that , from ( 12.21 ) , ( 14.9 ) fh = 1 - fe , 1 fn = e ( WWF ) / kT e ( WF - W ) / kT +1 for ( WF - W ) kT . If we INTRINSIC ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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