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... Consider a three - dimensional structure consisting of lines separated by the distance a and parallel to the z direction . Every line contains oxygen and titanium ions alternating in position and separated by a / 2 . Neglect ...
... Consider a three - dimensional structure consisting of lines separated by the distance a and parallel to the z direction . Every line contains oxygen and titanium ions alternating in position and separated by a / 2 . Neglect ...
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... considering a very small spherical cavity , just large enough to contain one molecule . If we consider this cavity real ... consider the potential such that E - V ¢ . -V . Outside the cavity the potential may be written as ( C.1 ) while ...
... considering a very small spherical cavity , just large enough to contain one molecule . If we consider this cavity real ... consider the potential such that E - V ¢ . -V . Outside the cavity the potential may be written as ( C.1 ) while ...
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... consider a molecular system which has no magnetic moment in the ground state , by which we mean that the diagonal matrix element of the magnetic moment operator μ , is zero . Suppose that there is a non - diagonal matrix element ( n ...
... consider a molecular system which has no magnetic moment in the ground state , by which we mean that the diagonal matrix element of the magnetic moment operator μ , is zero . Suppose that there is a non - diagonal matrix element ( n ...
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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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