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... described and exploited . For example , the existence and basic properties of the reciprocal lattice depend only on the existence of three primitive direct lattice vectors a ;, and not on any special relations that may hold among them.1 ...
... described and exploited . For example , the existence and basic properties of the reciprocal lattice depend only on the existence of three primitive direct lattice vectors a ;, and not on any special relations that may hold among them.1 ...
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... described by a dynamical matrix D in the manner described in Chapter 22. We can therefore treat lattice vibrations in metals by the methods of Chapter 22 , provided that we take the full dynamical matrix D to be De plus a term arising ...
... described by a dynamical matrix D in the manner described in Chapter 22. We can therefore treat lattice vibrations in metals by the methods of Chapter 22 , provided that we take the full dynamical matrix D to be De plus a term arising ...
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... described by a single path - independent Burgers vector , though the relation between the direction of the Burgers vector and the geometry of the dislocated region will not be as simple as it is for edge and screw dislocations.21 ...
... described by a single path - independent Burgers vector , though the relation between the direction of the Burgers vector and the geometry of the dislocated region will not be as simple as it is for edge and screw dislocations.21 ...
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The Drude Theory of Metals | 1 |
The Sommerfeld Theory of Metals | 29 |
Failures of the Free Electron Model | 57 |
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