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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... band eigenvalues. Actually, it is well known that the pseudopotential of Eq ... valence and conduction electron properties are facilitated, and one hopes ... band theory. Both methods are capable of giving highly accurate solutions of the ...
... band eigenvalues. Actually, it is well known that the pseudopotential of Eq ... valence and conduction electron properties are facilitated, and one hopes ... band theory. Both methods are capable of giving highly accurate solutions of the ...
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... band studies of ground-state electronic properties of solids have used computational schemes that of necessity ... valence orbitals obtained from a direct solution of the local density atomic oneparticle equations. To obtain increased ...
... band studies of ground-state electronic properties of solids have used computational schemes that of necessity ... valence orbitals obtained from a direct solution of the local density atomic oneparticle equations. To obtain increased ...
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... valence electrons form conduction bands that are responsible for their electric, magnetic, and optical properties. The rare earths are unique in that their 4f electrons are so highly localized that, although they determine the various ...
... valence electrons form conduction bands that are responsible for their electric, magnetic, and optical properties. The rare earths are unique in that their 4f electrons are so highly localized that, although they determine the various ...
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... valence band along the TM direction by at least 0.5 eV. The band structure was calculated in the local density functional (LDF) approach, using their numerical basis set LCAO discrete variational method. They find that TiSe2 is a ...
... valence band along the TM direction by at least 0.5 eV. The band structure was calculated in the local density functional (LDF) approach, using their numerical basis set LCAO discrete variational method. They find that TiSe2 is a ...
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... valence elecrons (like NbC and TaC) or ten valence electrons (like MoC and WC) are superconductors, with high T. values ranging from 10 to ~ 17 K. In connection with the occurrence of superconductivity, an extensive experimental study ...
... valence elecrons (like NbC and TaC) or ten valence electrons (like MoC and WC) are superconductors, with high T. values ranging from 10 to ~ 17 K. In connection with the occurrence of superconductivity, an extensive experimental study ...
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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