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Page 217
... applied electric and magnetic fields that vary slowly over the dimensions of such a wave packet ( Figure 12.1 ) and ... applied field ( dashed line ) varies is much greater than the spread in the wave packet of the electron ( solid line ) ...
... applied electric and magnetic fields that vary slowly over the dimensions of such a wave packet ( Figure 12.1 ) and ... applied field ( dashed line ) varies is much greater than the spread in the wave packet of the electron ( solid line ) ...
Page 534
... applied electric fields of substantial amplitude can penetrate into their interiors . There are at least three broad contexts in which it is important to know how the internal structure of an insulator , both electronic and ionic ...
... applied electric fields of substantial amplitude can penetrate into their interiors . There are at least three broad contexts in which it is important to know how the internal structure of an insulator , both electronic and ionic ...
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... applied magnetic field the ( 21 + 1 ) de- generate nuclear spin levels are split by an amount H. This splitting can be detected by observing the resonant absorption of energy at the angular frequency NH / h.31,32 The field determining ...
... applied magnetic field the ( 21 + 1 ) de- generate nuclear spin levels are split by an amount H. This splitting can be detected by observing the resonant absorption of energy at the angular frequency NH / h.31,32 The field determining ...
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The Drude Theory of Metals | 1 |
The Sommerfeld Theory of Metals | 29 |
Failures of the Free Electron Model | 57 |
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