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... expression ( 10.33 ) does not give a very good fit to the obser- vations , and an expression involving four parameters instead of two is often used , as discussed by Becker and Döring in the book cited at the end of the chapter ...
... expression ( 10.33 ) does not give a very good fit to the obser- vations , and an expression involving four parameters instead of two is often used , as discussed by Becker and Döring in the book cited at the end of the chapter ...
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... expression for the mobility in Appendix Q. Conwell and Weisskopf find ( 14.27 ) where μ = [ 23⁄42 ( kT ) 3⁄4 log ( 1 + x2 ) ] / N ̧ń3e3m ” , x = 6e dkT / e . In these equations N. is the concentration of ionized donors ( or acceptors ) ...
... expression for the mobility in Appendix Q. Conwell and Weisskopf find ( 14.27 ) where μ = [ 23⁄42 ( kT ) 3⁄4 log ( 1 + x2 ) ] / N ̧ń3e3m ” , x = 6e dkT / e . In these equations N. is the concentration of ionized donors ( or acceptors ) ...
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... EXPRESSION FOR THE POLARIZABILITY We compute the energy of interaction of an atomic system with an applied static electric field and set this equal to the macroscopic expression for the energy , which is ( C.1 ) = - AW SE dP = -αE2 ...
... EXPRESSION FOR THE POLARIZABILITY We compute the energy of interaction of an atomic system with an applied static electric field and set this equal to the macroscopic expression for the energy , which is ( C.1 ) = - AW SE dP = -αE2 ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
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