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The highest ultrasonic frequency yet generated in the laboratory is 10 ° in quartz ,
and this is very considerably below the ... Estimates of elastic constants and
frequency distribution of normal modes at frequencies of 1011 to 1014 cps may
be ...
The highest ultrasonic frequency yet generated in the laboratory is 10 ° in quartz ,
and this is very considerably below the ... Estimates of elastic constants and
frequency distribution of normal modes at frequencies of 1011 to 1014 cps may
be ...
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frequency spectrum of metallic sodium . It is seen that the spectrum is quite
complex , peaking at a number of intermediate frequencies . On the Debye theory
the distribution curves would be parabolic , one curve for longitudinal waves and
...
frequency spectrum of metallic sodium . It is seen that the spectrum is quite
complex , peaking at a number of intermediate frequencies . On the Debye theory
the distribution curves would be parabolic , one curve for longitudinal waves and
...
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m a 2 wo ? where wo is the resonance frequency of the electron . 7.4 . Show that
the polarizability of a conducting metallic sphere of radius a is a ; this result is
most easily obtained by noting that E = 0 ) inside the sphere and then using the ...
m a 2 wo ? where wo is the resonance frequency of the electron . 7.4 . Show that
the polarizability of a conducting metallic sphere of radius a is a ; this result is
most easily obtained by noting that E = 0 ) inside the sphere and then using the ...
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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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