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... values must then be filled up to ( 10.41 ) ( 8π / 3 ) np3 = NL3 , and so ( 10.42 ) ( nF / L ) 2 = ( 3N / 8π ) . The ... Values of the Fermi energy on the free electron model are given in Table 10.3 , together with values of the effective ...
... values must then be filled up to ( 10.41 ) ( 8π / 3 ) np3 = NL3 , and so ( 10.42 ) ( nF / L ) 2 = ( 3N / 8π ) . The ... Values of the Fermi energy on the free electron model are given in Table 10.3 , together with values of the effective ...
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... value 15.8 for germanium and 11.7 for silicon ; the values apply with fair accuracy from low frequencies up to the frequencies corresponding to the energy gap , so that the values should be applicable to the present problem where the ...
... value 15.8 for germanium and 11.7 for silicon ; the values apply with fair accuracy from low frequencies up to the frequencies corresponding to the energy gap , so that the values should be applicable to the present problem where the ...
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... values are given in Table 16.3 . TABLE 16.3 . VALUES OF THE PENETRATION DEPTH EXTRAPOLATED TO 0 ° K [ Except for Hg , the values are from J. M. Lock , Proc . Roy . Soc . ( London ) A208 , 391 ( 1951 ) . ] Element Hg In Pb Sn 106 × do ...
... values are given in Table 16.3 . TABLE 16.3 . VALUES OF THE PENETRATION DEPTH EXTRAPOLATED TO 0 ° K [ Except for Hg , the values are from J. M. Lock , Proc . Roy . Soc . ( London ) A208 , 391 ( 1951 ) . ] Element Hg In Pb Sn 106 × do ...
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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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