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11.2 ( a ) we have indicated the general nature of the variation of the electrostatic
potential energy of a conduction electron in the field of the positive ion cores of a
monatomic linear lattice . We expect the ion cores to bear a positive charge , as ...
11.2 ( a ) we have indicated the general nature of the variation of the electrostatic
potential energy of a conduction electron in the field of the positive ion cores of a
monatomic linear lattice . We expect the ion cores to bear a positive charge , as ...
Page 571
The problem is to calculate the electrostatic potential experienced by one ion in
the presence of all the other ions in the crystal . ... We compute the total potential (
A.1 ) y = pi +42 at an ion as the sum of two distinct but related potentials .
The problem is to calculate the electrostatic potential experienced by one ion in
the presence of all the other ions in the crystal . ... We compute the total potential (
A.1 ) y = pi +42 at an ion as the sum of two distinct but related potentials .
Page 574
The potential is due to three contributions from each ion point : " AS " ( r ) de - List
op de where the terms are from the point charge , from the part of the Gaussian
distribution lying inside a sphere of radius rı about the lth ion point , and from that
...
The potential is due to three contributions from each ion point : " AS " ( r ) de - List
op de where the terms are from the point charge , from the part of the Gaussian
distribution lying inside a sphere of radius rı about the lth ion point , and from that
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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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