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forms , of equal parts of waves traveling to the right ( einz / a ) and to the left ( e i *
/ a ) . ... show that the two solutions y 1 , p2 correspond to different values of the
energy , even though the functions have the same values of the wave vector .
forms , of equal parts of waves traveling to the right ( einz / a ) and to the left ( e i *
/ a ) . ... show that the two solutions y 1 , p2 correspond to different values of the
energy , even though the functions have the same values of the wave vector .
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wave . If the potential energies of y , and 42 differ by an amount AE we have ,
referring to Fig . 11 . 1 ( b ) , an energy gap of width AE . The wave function at
points A will be 42 , and the wave function above the energy gap at points B will
be v1 .
wave . If the potential energies of y , and 42 differ by an amount AE we have ,
referring to Fig . 11 . 1 ( b ) , an energy gap of width AE . The wave function at
points A will be 42 , and the wave function above the energy gap at points B will
be v1 .
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WAVE FUNCTIONS FOR ZERO WAVE VECTOR It may appear to the reader that
there is a certain inconsistency between the discussion of the preceding chapter ,
in which we emphasized the usefulness of the free electron model as applied ...
WAVE FUNCTIONS FOR ZERO WAVE VECTOR It may appear to the reader that
there is a certain inconsistency between the discussion of the preceding chapter ,
in which we emphasized the usefulness of the free electron model as applied ...
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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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