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( a ) Equilibrium velocity distribution . ( b ) Distribution shifted by electric field
applied for time I . ( c ) Difference between steady - state distribution and
equilibrium distribution . the steady - state distribution , ( 10 . 98 ) P ( Vr , 7 ) = P (
V « , 0 ) ...
( a ) Equilibrium velocity distribution . ( b ) Distribution shifted by electric field
applied for time I . ( c ) Difference between steady - state distribution and
equilibrium distribution . the steady - state distribution , ( 10 . 98 ) P ( Vr , 7 ) = P (
V « , 0 ) ...
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LIFETIME AND RECOMBINATION It is possible in semiconductors to obtain
departures from the thermal equilibrium concentrations of electrons and holes in
several ways : by injecting carriers into the sample through a metal contact or by
the ...
LIFETIME AND RECOMBINATION It is possible in semiconductors to obtain
departures from the thermal equilibrium concentrations of electrons and holes in
several ways : by injecting carriers into the sample through a metal contact or by
the ...
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A problem is posed by the presence of dislocations in cast and annealed crystals
. No dislocations can be present in thermal equilibrium , because their energy is
much too great in comparison with the increase in entropy that they produce .
A problem is posed by the presence of dislocations in cast and annealed crystals
. No dislocations can be present in thermal equilibrium , because their energy is
much too great in comparison with the increase in entropy that they produce .
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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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