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... field of the specimen as equal to the field of a sur- face charge distribution of density Pn on the surfaces of the specimen , Pn being the normal component of the polarization P at the surfaces . The idea in creating the cavity is that ...
... field of the specimen as equal to the field of a sur- face charge distribution of density Pn on the surfaces of the specimen , Pn being the normal component of the polarization P at the surfaces . The idea in creating the cavity is that ...
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Charles Kittel. external field plus a random field of the order of AH≈ μ / a3 ≈ μΝ , where a is the nearest neighbor distance . We may therefore expect a line width of the order of AH≈ μN , which for electrons may be ~ ( 10-20 ) ...
Charles Kittel. external field plus a random field of the order of AH≈ μ / a3 ≈ μΝ , where a is the nearest neighbor distance . We may therefore expect a line width of the order of AH≈ μN , which for electrons may be ~ ( 10-20 ) ...
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... field . The orienting effect of the Weiss field is opposed by the motion of thermal agitation of the ele- mentary moments . We consider the Weiss field the equivalent of an effective magnetic field He acting on the electron spins . The ...
... field . The orienting effect of the Weiss field is opposed by the motion of thermal agitation of the ele- mentary moments . We consider the Weiss field the equivalent of an effective magnetic field He acting on the electron spins . The ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS 85 | 85 |
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