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... result is correct , within the limits of classical theory , for a system of free particles . It is easy to extend the result to particles interacting with harmonic forces , by which we mean forces that vary according to Hooke's law ...
... result is correct , within the limits of classical theory , for a system of free particles . It is easy to extend the result to particles interacting with harmonic forces , by which we mean forces that vary according to Hooke's law ...
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... result is larger than this by the factor 2 . 7.2 . In the local field problem the cavity need not be chosen as ... result is most easily obtained by noting that E and then using the depolarization factor . This result gives order of ...
... result is larger than this by the factor 2 . 7.2 . In the local field problem the cavity need not be chosen as ... result is most easily obtained by noting that E and then using the depolarization factor . This result gives order of ...
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... result = Mj Mi. This result has an important application to contact potential problems , for it tells us that in equilibrium the Fermi level must have a constant value in all conductors in contact . O. SEMICLASSICAL DISCUSSION OF ...
... result = Mj Mi. This result has an important application to contact potential problems , for it tells us that in equilibrium the Fermi level must have a constant value in all conductors in contact . O. SEMICLASSICAL DISCUSSION OF ...
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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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