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Page 233
... present in addition to the static magnetic field H , the equation ( 12.35 ) for the projection of the real space orbit in a plane perpendicular to H acquires an additional term : where r1 ( t ) — r ( 0 ) = - hc eH Ĥ × [ k ( t ) − k ( 0 ) ...
... present in addition to the static magnetic field H , the equation ( 12.35 ) for the projection of the real space orbit in a plane perpendicular to H acquires an additional term : where r1 ( t ) — r ( 0 ) = - hc eH Ĥ × [ k ( t ) − k ( 0 ) ...
Page 237
... present and the currents carried by open orbits in opposite directions cancel . In ( b ) an electric field E is present , leading in the steady state to an imbalance in oppositely directed populated open orbits , and hence a net current ...
... present and the currents carried by open orbits in opposite directions cancel . In ( b ) an electric field E is present , leading in the steady state to an imbalance in oppositely directed populated open orbits , and hence a net current ...
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... present case the system is a single impurity with just three states : one with no electrons present which makes no contribution to the energy , and two with a single electron present of energy Ed Therefore ( 28.30 ) gives so that 22 ( n ) ...
... present case the system is a single impurity with just three states : one with no electrons present which makes no contribution to the energy , and two with a single electron present of energy Ed Therefore ( 28.30 ) gives so that 22 ( n ) ...
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The Drude Theory of Metals | 1 |
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Failures of the Free Electron Model | 57 |
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