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... atoms , which is quite independent of the direc- tion of the total magnetic moment relative to the lattice . It is true that , together with the exchange interaction , there is also a direct magnetic inter- action between the magnetic ...
... atoms , which is quite independent of the direc- tion of the total magnetic moment relative to the lattice . It is true that , together with the exchange interaction , there is also a direct magnetic inter- action between the magnetic ...
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... atoms forming the body . When this condition holds , we can calculate the polarisation of the substance by regarding the electrons as free and neglecting their inter- action with one another and with the nuclei of the atoms . The ...
... atoms forming the body . When this condition holds , we can calculate the polarisation of the substance by regarding the electrons as free and neglecting their inter- action with one another and with the nuclei of the atoms . The ...
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... atoms , † only by the definition of the " ionisa- tion energy " , which is here represented by ħw . The mean ( with respect to the electrons ) ionisation energy of an atom is usually almost independent of its interaction with other atoms ...
... atoms , † only by the definition of the " ionisa- tion energy " , which is here represented by ħw . The mean ( with respect to the electrons ) ionisation energy of an atom is usually almost independent of its interaction with other atoms ...
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2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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