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These are perhaps as simple as any chemical compound existing in nature , and
for this reason they have been the subject of a great deal of theoretical
calculation , and many of their physical properties have been investigated
experimentally ...
These are perhaps as simple as any chemical compound existing in nature , and
for this reason they have been the subject of a great deal of theoretical
calculation , and many of their physical properties have been investigated
experimentally ...
Page 296
Discuss the physical principles governing the response of crystal counters for
ionizing radiation . ( See , for example , R . Hofstadter , Nucleonics 4 , No . 4 , 2 (
1949 ) ; 4 , No . 5 , 29 ( 1949 ) ; A . G . Chynoweth , Am . J . Phys . 20 , 218 ( 1952
) ) ...
Discuss the physical principles governing the response of crystal counters for
ionizing radiation . ( See , for example , R . Hofstadter , Nucleonics 4 , No . 4 , 2 (
1949 ) ; 4 , No . 5 , 29 ( 1949 ) ; A . G . Chynoweth , Am . J . Phys . 20 , 218 ( 1952
) ) ...
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Imperfections are essential to many physical processes in solids , including
luminescence , atomic diffusion , color center absorption , crystal growth , and
mechanical deformation . We shall treat in this and the next chapter a number of
the ...
Imperfections are essential to many physical processes in solids , including
luminescence , atomic diffusion , color center absorption , crystal growth , and
mechanical deformation . We shall treat in this and the next chapter a number of
the ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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