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... give rise to a single phonon 3. Col- lisions of this type do not change the direction of energy flow . In a discrete lattice Peierls showed that one may also have collisions of the form ( 6.51 ) = kik2 kз + G , k3 where G is 2 times a ...
... give rise to a single phonon 3. Col- lisions of this type do not change the direction of energy flow . In a discrete lattice Peierls showed that one may also have collisions of the form ( 6.51 ) = kik2 kз + G , k3 where G is 2 times a ...
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... gives ( 13.24 ) e2 E = 2er Eliminating r with the help of ( 13.23 ) , we have for the energy ( 13.25 ) E = e * m ... give 0.00905 ev for germanium and 0.0298 ev for silicon . Further corrections for silicon have been considered by ...
... gives ( 13.24 ) e2 E = 2er Eliminating r with the help of ( 13.23 ) , we have for the energy ( 13.25 ) E = e * m ... give 0.00905 ev for germanium and 0.0298 ev for silicon . Further corrections for silicon have been considered by ...
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... gives correctly the thermodynamical properties of the superconducting state will most likely give the Meissner effect . More recent determinations . of the heat capacity of superconductors at low temperatures T « Te suggest that a ...
... gives correctly the thermodynamical properties of the superconducting state will most likely give the Meissner effect . More recent determinations . of the heat capacity of superconductors at low temperatures T « Te suggest that 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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