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... result is most easily obtained by noting that E and then using the depolarization factor . This result gives order of magnitude of the observed polarizabilities of atoms . ducting spheres per unit volume has dielectric constante = 1 + ...
... result is most easily obtained by noting that E and then using the depolarization factor . This result gives order of magnitude of the observed polarizabilities of atoms . ducting spheres per unit volume has dielectric constante = 1 + ...
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... result should be valid as long as the electron mean free path is greater than the distance in which the barrier potential changes by kT . The result ( 14.35 ) is of the general form of the experimental results , as in Fig . 14.11 ...
... result should be valid as long as the electron mean free path is greater than the distance in which the barrier potential changes by kT . The result ( 14.35 ) is of the general form of the experimental results , as in Fig . 14.11 ...
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... result that the condition for two phases to be in equilibrium with respect to any chemical species ( in this case the electrons ) is that the chemical potential of that species should have the same value in the two phases . This result ...
... result that the condition for two phases to be in equilibrium with respect to any chemical species ( in this case the electrons ) is that the chemical potential of that species should have the same value in the two phases . This result ...
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