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REVIEW OF CLASSICAL STATISTICAL MECHANICS The elementary result
which we remember from the theory of the ideal gas and from classical statistics
is that the average energy of a classical system is equal to škT per degree of
freedom ...
REVIEW OF CLASSICAL STATISTICAL MECHANICS The elementary result
which we remember from the theory of the ideal gas and from classical statistics
is that the average energy of a classical system is equal to škT per degree of
freedom ...
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The correct quantum - mechanical result is larger than this by the factor 9 . 7.2 . In
the local field problem the cavity need not be chosen as spherical , but may be of
any shape possessing at least cubic symmetry . We may for example take the ...
The correct quantum - mechanical result is larger than this by the factor 9 . 7.2 . In
the local field problem the cavity need not be chosen as spherical , but may be of
any shape possessing at least cubic symmetry . We may for example take the ...
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The electrical conductivity o is defined by the relation ( 10.11 ) j = oE , and so ,
using ( 10.10 ) , we have the important result ( 10.12 ) Neʼr / m . As the resistivity
p is defined as the reciprocal of the conductivity , o we have ( 10.13 ) 1/0 m / Ne ?
The electrical conductivity o is defined by the relation ( 10.11 ) j = oE , and so ,
using ( 10.10 ) , we have the important result ( 10.12 ) Neʼr / m . As the resistivity
p is defined as the reciprocal of the conductivity , o we have ( 10.13 ) 1/0 m / Ne ?
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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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