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... approximately classical - that is , each mode defined as " excited " will have an energy close to kT . Now we know from ( 6.22 ) and the relation w = vok that the number of " excited " modes is approximately ( T / O ) 3 of the total ...
... approximately classical - that is , each mode defined as " excited " will have an energy close to kT . Now we know from ( 6.22 ) and the relation w = vok that the number of " excited " modes is approximately ( T / O ) 3 of the total ...
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... approximately proportional to e- / 27 , where is the Debye temperature . This relation has been approximately verified in an appropriate temperature range by Ber- man , Simon , and Wilks , 12 as shown in Fig . 6.9 . In addition to being ...
... approximately proportional to e- / 27 , where is the Debye temperature . This relation has been approximately verified in an appropriate temperature range by Ber- man , Simon , and Wilks , 12 as shown in Fig . 6.9 . In addition to being ...
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... approximately 1 / N of the magnetic energy of the saturated configura- tion ( a ) . The subdivision process continues until the energy required to establish an additional boundary layer or interface , separating two domains magnetized ...
... approximately 1 / N of the magnetic energy of the saturated configura- tion ( a ) . The subdivision process continues until the energy required to establish an additional boundary layer or interface , separating two domains magnetized ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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