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... gives ( 6.32 ) € = [ 1 + 3x + 3 ( 1 + fx + x2 ) ] , It is easily seen that this expression , which is derived in Appendix D , does not gives a critical point . Further discussion of the problem would lead us too far afield . An exact ...
... gives ( 6.32 ) € = [ 1 + 3x + 3 ( 1 + fx + x2 ) ] , It is easily seen that this expression , which is derived in Appendix D , does not gives a critical point . Further discussion of the problem would lead us too far afield . An exact ...
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... gives the probability that a given state is occupied . This is called the Fermi - Dirac distribution function , and is plotted in Fig . 12.1 . To study the behavior of the function , we define an energy W such that F ( 12.20 ) απ Wr ...
... gives the probability that a given state is occupied . This is called the Fermi - Dirac distribution function , and is plotted in Fig . 12.1 . To study the behavior of the function , we define an energy W such that F ( 12.20 ) απ Wr ...
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... gives rise only to paramagnetism . The ♢ J. Pirenne , Helv . Phys . Acta 22 , 479 ( 1949 ) . second term gives for a spherically symmetric system a diamagnetic APPENDIX 353.
... gives rise only to paramagnetism . The ♢ J. Pirenne , Helv . Phys . Acta 22 , 479 ( 1949 ) . second term gives for a spherically symmetric system a diamagnetic APPENDIX 353.
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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