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The zero field splitting may be caused by electrostatic effects (Appendix H), by
the interaction of the magnetic moments with each other, or by nuclear
interactions. The zero field splitting causes the entropy at T2 in Fig. 9.5 to be less
than it ...
The zero field splitting may be caused by electrostatic effects (Appendix H), by
the interaction of the magnetic moments with each other, or by nuclear
interactions. The zero field splitting causes the entropy at T2 in Fig. 9.5 to be less
than it ...
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The Meissner effect contradicts this result and suggests that perfect
diamagnetism and zero resistivity are two independent essential properties of the
superconducting state. • W. Meissner and R. Ochsenfeld, Naturwiss. 21, 787 (
1933).
The Meissner effect contradicts this result and suggests that perfect
diamagnetism and zero resistivity are two independent essential properties of the
superconducting state. • W. Meissner and R. Ochsenfeld, Naturwiss. 21, 787 (
1933).
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Consider for example (H.5) (Ux\eV\Uy) = / xy\f(r)\*\Ax2 + By2 - (A + B)z2) dxdydz;
the integrand is an odd function of x (and also of y) and therefore the integral
must be zero. The energy levels are then given by the diagonal matrix elements:
...
Consider for example (H.5) (Ux\eV\Uy) = / xy\f(r)\*\Ax2 + By2 - (A + B)z2) dxdydz;
the integrand is an odd function of x (and also of y) and therefore the integral
must be zero. The energy levels are then given by the diagonal matrix elements:
...
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