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... frequency v . He then quantizes the energies of the oscillators according to the prescription developed earlier by Planck in connection with the theory of black body radiation . We recall that Planck3 was faced with a critical failure ...
... frequency v . He then quantizes the energies of the oscillators according to the prescription developed earlier by Planck in connection with the theory of black body radiation . We recall that Planck3 was faced with a critical failure ...
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... frequency v w / 2 is of the OE order of 5 X 1012 cps . This is a reasonable magnitude for a character- istic atomic oscillation frequency : it is of the order of the Reststrahl frequencies discussed in the last chapter , and also of the ...
... frequency v w / 2 is of the OE order of 5 X 1012 cps . This is a reasonable magnitude for a character- istic atomic oscillation frequency : it is of the order of the Reststrahl frequencies discussed in the last chapter , and also of the ...
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... frequency w show that the classical expression for the polariza- bility of a single electron bound to a nucleus is α = e2 / m 802 w2 - where wo α is the resonance frequency of the electron . 7.4 . Show that the polarizability of a ...
... frequency w show that the classical expression for the polariza- bility of a single electron bound to a nucleus is α = e2 / m 802 w2 - where wo α is the resonance frequency of the electron . 7.4 . Show that the polarizability of a ...
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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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