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... approximation by calculating as a function of temperature by fitting a Debye curve to the experimental heat capacity curve at various temperatures . If the Debye approximation were strictly valid , as determined in this way would be ...
... approximation by calculating as a function of temperature by fitting a Debye curve to the experimental heat capacity curve at various temperatures . If the Debye approximation were strictly valid , as determined in this way would be ...
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... approximation , so that we may write ( 6.62 ) as ( 6.63 ) x = 3Eg / Ac2 , which suggests that the approximate ... approximation ) of the lattice vibrations to the free energy . In the spirit of the Debye approximation we may suppose that ...
... approximation , so that we may write ( 6.62 ) as ( 6.63 ) x = 3Eg / Ac2 , which suggests that the approximate ... approximation ) of the lattice vibrations to the free energy . In the spirit of the Debye approximation we may suppose that ...
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Charles Kittel. The approximation which starts out from the wave functions of the free atoms is known as the tight binding approximation ; a simple example of its use is given in Appendix J. The tight binding approxi- mation is thought ...
Charles Kittel. The approximation which starts out from the wave functions of the free atoms is known as the tight binding approximation ; a simple example of its use is given in Appendix J. The tight binding approxi- mation is thought ...
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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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