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Page 133
... give the potential along the line of ions ; the dotted curves give the poten- tial along a line between planes of ions ; the dashed curves give the potential of single isolated ions . ) We are thus led to examine general properties of ...
... give the potential along the line of ions ; the dotted curves give the poten- tial along a line between planes of ions ; the dashed curves give the potential of single isolated ions . ) We are thus led to examine general properties of ...
Page 181
... give a set of three homogeneous equations , whose eigenvalues would give the Ɛ ( k ) for the three p - bands , and whose solutions b ( k ) would give the appropriate linear combinations of atomic p - levels making up at the various k's ...
... give a set of three homogeneous equations , whose eigenvalues would give the Ɛ ( k ) for the three p - bands , and whose solutions b ( k ) would give the appropriate linear combinations of atomic p - levels making up at the various k's ...
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... give a lower mean energy than the singlet ( 32.12 ) , when the protons are far enough apart . This does not mean , however , that the true ground state is a triplet . A symmetric state which never places two electrons on the same proton ...
... give a lower mean energy than the singlet ( 32.12 ) , when the protons are far enough apart . This does not mean , however , that the true ground state is a triplet . A symmetric state which never places two electrons on the same proton ...
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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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