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7 Dielectric Properties In this chapter we discuss first the relationship between
the applied electric field and the local electric field acting on an atom . The
interaction of the local field with the atom determines the polarization , yet the
local field ...
7 Dielectric Properties In this chapter we discuss first the relationship between
the applied electric field and the local electric field acting on an atom . The
interaction of the local field with the atom determines the polarization , yet the
local field ...
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If we are far enough away from the individual dipoles of a uniformly polarized
specimen , we may , according to an elementary transformation occurring in
electrostatic theory , calculate the field of the specimen as equal to the field of a
surface ...
If we are far enough away from the individual dipoles of a uniformly polarized
specimen , we may , according to an elementary transformation occurring in
electrostatic theory , calculate the field of the specimen as equal to the field of a
surface ...
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external field plus a random field of the order of AH = u / a un , where a is the
nearest neighbor distance . We may therefore expect a line width of the order of
AH ~ uN , which for electrons may be ~ ( 10-29 ) ( 1023 ) = 1000 oersteds , and
for ...
external field plus a random field of the order of AH = u / a un , where a is the
nearest neighbor distance . We may therefore expect a line width of the order of
AH ~ uN , which for electrons may be ~ ( 10-29 ) ( 1023 ) = 1000 oersteds , and
for ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
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