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... given by a shear wave moving in the z direction with particle motion in the x direction . In general there are three types of wave motion for a given direction of propagation in the crystal , but only for a few special directions can ...
... given by a shear wave moving in the z direction with particle motion in the x direction . In general there are three types of wave motion for a given direction of propagation in the crystal , but only for a few special directions can ...
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... given by [ S ( S + 1 ) ] = ( ) rather than by S ; accordingly the total magnetic moment must be given by μ = ( 3 ) μB ; therefore ( 9.20 ) becomes = x = Nμ2 / 3kT , in accord with the classical result . An atom with angular momentum ...
... given by [ S ( S + 1 ) ] = ( ) rather than by S ; accordingly the total magnetic moment must be given by μ = ( 3 ) μB ; therefore ( 9.20 ) becomes = x = Nμ2 / 3kT , in accord with the classical result . An atom with angular momentum ...
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... given in Table 17.1 . If we express the jump frequency + as ( 17.19 ) - V + = 14 -1 it is found that vo + has a ... given . The numbers given in parentheses for the silver salts refer to interstitial silver ions . Crystal E + ( ev ) Es ...
... given in Table 17.1 . If we express the jump frequency + as ( 17.19 ) - V + = 14 -1 it is found that vo + has a ... given . The numbers given in parentheses for the silver salts refer to interstitial silver ions . Crystal E + ( ev ) Es ...
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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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