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... resistivity in the super- conducting state is zero . At infrared frequencies the resistivity is that of the normal state ; that is , no change in the resistivity , as measured by the reflection coefficient , is observed on passing ...
... resistivity in the super- conducting state is zero . At infrared frequencies the resistivity is that of the normal state ; that is , no change in the resistivity , as measured by the reflection coefficient , is observed on passing ...
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... resistivity , while both longitudinal and transverse contribute to the heat capacity . Figure 13.9 shows that the ... resistivity of a metal containing impurity atoms may usually be written in the form ( 13.55 ) PL p = Pi + PL2 where p ...
... resistivity , while both longitudinal and transverse contribute to the heat capacity . Figure 13.9 shows that the ... resistivity of a metal containing impurity atoms may usually be written in the form ( 13.55 ) PL p = Pi + PL2 where p ...
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... resistivity ( ohm - cm ) 6 ∞ 99 ་ 5 Tc 100 200 Temperature ( ° C ) 300 400 500 Fig . 15.3 . Electrical resistivity vs. temperature for Cu , Au . The alloy was in equilibrium at temperatures above 350 ° C . ( After Nix and Shockley ...
... resistivity ( ohm - cm ) 6 ∞ 99 ་ 5 Tc 100 200 Temperature ( ° C ) 300 400 500 Fig . 15.3 . Electrical resistivity vs. temperature for Cu , Au . The alloy was in equilibrium at temperatures above 350 ° C . ( After Nix and Shockley ...
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ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
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