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... phase space Q ,, consider the point r ' , k ' into which each point r , k in N , is taken by the semiclassical equations of motion between times 18 t and t ' . The set of all such points r ' , k ' constitutes a new region N ,,, whose ...
... phase space Q ,, consider the point r ' , k ' into which each point r , k in N , is taken by the semiclassical equations of motion between times 18 t and t ' . The set of all such points r ' , k ' constitutes a new region N ,,, whose ...
Page 284
... phases at 77 K. Thus the bcc phase only exists at temperatures too high to observe the de Haas - van Alphen effect , and the low - temperature phase lacks the crystallinity necessary for a de Haas - van Alphen study . Sodium undergoes a ...
... phases at 77 K. Thus the bcc phase only exists at temperatures too high to observe the de Haas - van Alphen effect , and the low - temperature phase lacks the crystallinity necessary for a de Haas - van Alphen study . Sodium undergoes a ...
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... phase with the field ( i.e. , σ ( w ) will be predominantly real ) while the bound charge velocities will respond out of phase with the field ( i.e. , € o ( ∞ ) will be predominantly real ) . At higher frequencies even this distinction ...
... phase with the field ( i.e. , σ ( w ) will be predominantly real ) while the bound charge velocities will respond out of phase with the field ( i.e. , € o ( ∞ ) will be predominantly real ) . At higher frequencies even this distinction ...
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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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