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... density incident on the barrier from the left is then Nev . The cur- rent crossing the barrier from left to right is just this quantity times e - e / kT , as this factor gives the probability that an electron will have energy in excess ...
... density incident on the barrier from the left is then Nev . The cur- rent crossing the barrier from left to right is just this quantity times e - e / kT , as this factor gives the probability that an electron will have energy in excess ...
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... density to be expected if the densities of the two salts were purely additive . The study of the ionic conductivity is the most important single tool in the investigation of the production and mobility of lattice . defects . The work of ...
... density to be expected if the densities of the two salts were purely additive . The study of the ionic conductivity is the most important single tool in the investigation of the production and mobility of lattice . defects . The work of ...
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... DENSITIES The density of dislocations is specified by giving the number of dis- location lines that intersect a unit area in the crystal . The density ranges from 102 to 103 dislocations / cm2 in the best germanium and silicon crystals ...
... DENSITIES The density of dislocations is specified by giving the number of dis- location lines that intersect a unit area in the crystal . The density ranges from 102 to 103 dislocations / cm2 in the best germanium and silicon crystals ...
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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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