Electronic Structure and Properties: Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Vol. 21, Volume 21Frank Y. Fradin Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 21: Electronic Structure and Properties covers the developments in electron theory and electron spectroscopies. The book discusses the electronic structure of perfect and defective solids; the photoelectron spectroscopy as an electronic structure probe; and the electron-phonon interaction. The text describes the elastic properties of transition metals; the electrical resistivity of metals; as well as the electronic structure of point defects in metals. Metallurgists, materials scientists, materials engineers, and students involved in the related fields will find the book useful. |
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... compounds, with a number of illustrative examples from the oxides and silicates. Although the electron theory of metals and alloys was developed by Mott and others as early as the 1930s, quantitative success of the theory was restricted ...
... compounds, with a number of illustrative examples from the oxides and silicates. Although the electron theory of metals and alloys was developed by Mott and others as early as the 1930s, quantitative success of the theory was restricted ...
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... compounds. The elastic properties of transition metals is the subject of Chapter 4 by S. G. Steinemann and E. S. Fisher. In this chapter emphasis is placed on the effect of deformation on the Fermi surface and the resultant systematic ...
... compounds. The elastic properties of transition metals is the subject of Chapter 4 by S. G. Steinemann and E. S. Fisher. In this chapter emphasis is placed on the effect of deformation on the Fermi surface and the resultant systematic ...
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... compounds. Since the muffin-tin potential approximation is avoided, covalent bonding effects can be adequately treated. Here we shall only mention a few applications. Lafon and co-workers (Chaney et al., 1970; Lafon and Liu, 1966; Lafon ...
... compounds. Since the muffin-tin potential approximation is avoided, covalent bonding effects can be adequately treated. Here we shall only mention a few applications. Lafon and co-workers (Chaney et al., 1970; Lafon and Liu, 1966; Lafon ...
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... compounds, and more recently the rare earths have each enjoyed a period of research on their electronic structure and properties that achieved a high degree of sophisticated understanding previously thought improbable. A similar period ...
... compounds, and more recently the rare earths have each enjoyed a period of research on their electronic structure and properties that achieved a high degree of sophisticated understanding previously thought improbable. A similar period ...
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... compounds. These materials are especially important because their discovery (Matthias et al., 1977; Fischer et al., 1975) has brought together the seemingly opposing collective phenomena inherent in magnetism and superconductivity. In ...
... compounds. These materials are especially important because their discovery (Matthias et al., 1977; Fischer et al., 1975) has brought together the seemingly opposing collective phenomena inherent in magnetism and superconductivity. In ...
Contents
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Chapter 2 Photoelectron Spectroscopy as an Electronic Structure Probe | 99 |
Chapter 3 Electronic Structure and the ElectronPhonon Interaction | 165 |
Chapter 4 Elastic Properties of Transition Metals | 223 |
Chapter 5 Electrical Resistivity of Metals | 297 |
Chapter 6 Electronic Structure of Point Defects in Metals | 351 |
INDEX | 427 |
CONTENTS OF PREVIOUS VOLUMES | 441 |
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alloys anomalies approximation atom band structure binding energy Brillouin zone bulk calculations charge density compounds conduction electrons contribution correlation Coulomb crystal curve d-band deformation potential e/at effect elastic constants electrical resistivity electron density electron gas electron-phonon interaction electronic structure energy band equation experiment experimental Fermi energy Fermi level Fermi surface ferromagnetic Freeman Friedel Friedel oscillations ground-state hybridization hydrogen impurity increase interstitial ions jellium jellium model Jena lattice Lett magnetic materials measured method moduli monovacancy muffin-tin muon obtained orbitals Papaconstantopoulos parameter peak phase phonon photoemission Phys point defects polarization positron properties proton pseudopotential rare-earth region sample scattering self-consistent shear shift shown in Fig shows Solid State Commun spectra Spectroscopy spin density strain Superconductivity temperature dependence theoretical theory tion transition metals transition-metal vacancy valence valence-band values variation velocity Wang wave functions York