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8 . 19 . A thermodynamic treatment of the antiferroelectric transition is given in
references 14 and 19 . PROBLEMS 8 . 1 . Consider a system consisting of 2
dipoles separated by a fixed distance a , each dipole having a polarizability a .
Find the ...
8 . 19 . A thermodynamic treatment of the antiferroelectric transition is given in
references 14 and 19 . PROBLEMS 8 . 1 . Consider a system consisting of 2
dipoles separated by a fixed distance a , each dipole having a polarizability a .
Find the ...
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We consider in particular the effect of impurities in silicon and germanium . These
elements crystallize in the diamond structure as shown nium . Consider 2002 Ac
Excess + charge Excess ( a ) n - type silicon Excess electron from arsenic atom ...
We consider in particular the effect of impurities in silicon and germanium . These
elements crystallize in the diamond structure as shown nium . Consider 2002 Ac
Excess + charge Excess ( a ) n - type silicon Excess electron from arsenic atom ...
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Onsager has carried out an approximate treatment of the latter situation by
considering a very small spherical cavity , just large enough to contain one
molecule . If we consider this cavity real , we may ask what is the value of the field
inside it ...
Onsager has carried out an approximate treatment of the latter situation by
considering a very small spherical cavity , just large enough to contain one
molecule . If we consider this cavity real , we may ask what is the value of the field
inside it ...
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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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