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... give into the nature of the binding forces in solids , and they are also of importance for the thermal properties of solids . We give first a review of the formal phenomenology of elastic constants of single crystals , for small ...
... give into the nature of the binding forces in solids , and they are also of importance for the thermal properties of solids . We give first a review of the formal phenomenology of elastic constants of single crystals , for small ...
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... Give a qualitative physical reason for the difference in the way the heat capacities on the Einstein and Debye theories approach zero . 5.7 . By equating the elastic energy per unit cell ce2a3 with kT , show that the local thermal ...
... Give a qualitative physical reason for the difference in the way the heat capacities on the Einstein and Debye theories approach zero . 5.7 . By equating the elastic energy per unit cell ce2a3 with kT , show that the local thermal ...
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... give somewhat different results . For a simple cubic lattice ( z = 6 ) ' This is shown in most texts on quantum theory ; see also J. H. Van Vleck , Revs . Modern Phys . 17 , 27 ( 1945 ) . Equation ( 10.9 ) is really an operator equation ...
... give somewhat different results . For a simple cubic lattice ( z = 6 ) ' This is shown in most texts on quantum theory ; see also J. H. Van Vleck , Revs . Modern Phys . 17 , 27 ( 1945 ) . Equation ( 10.9 ) is really an operator equation ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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