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It should be emphasized that the Bragg equation results from the fundamental
periodicity of the structure , and the equation does not refer to the actual
composition or arrangement of the atoms associated with the reflecting planes .
The latter ...
It should be emphasized that the Bragg equation results from the fundamental
periodicity of the structure , and the equation does not refer to the actual
composition or arrangement of the atoms associated with the reflecting planes .
The latter ...
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In this equation , 92 92 92 dyz tu 22 , oy ħ = h / 27 ; and E is the total energy ,
which is constant . The function is the wave function or eigenfunction , and has
the significance that , when properly normalized , * * y dx dy dz is the probability
of ...
In this equation , 92 92 92 dyz tu 22 , oy ħ = h / 27 ; and E is the total energy ,
which is constant . The function is the wave function or eigenfunction , and has
the significance that , when properly normalized , * * y dx dy dz is the probability
of ...
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... perovskite structure , 192 London equations , superconductivity , 464 Long
range order , 338 , 343 Lorentz field , 160 ... 215 Langevin - Debye equation ,
171 Langevin diamagnetism , equation , 207 Langevin function , 170 , 213
Langevin ...
... perovskite structure , 192 London equations , superconductivity , 464 Long
range order , 338 , 343 Lorentz field , 160 ... 215 Langevin - Debye equation ,
171 Langevin diamagnetism , equation , 207 Langevin function , 170 , 213
Langevin ...
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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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