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Springford M. — Electrons at Fermi surface
Springford M. — Electrons at Fermi surface



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Íàçâàíèå: Electrons at Fermi surface

Àâòîð: Springford M.

ßçûê: en

Ðóáðèêà: Ôèçèêà/Ôèçèêà òâ¸ðäîãî òåëà/Ïðèëîæåíèÿ/

Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1980

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 541

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 02.10.2005

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Exchange-correlation energy      48 54—55 157 158
Exchange-correlation potential      154 159 180 189 194 226—227 228 229 252
Extremal area of Fermi surface      9 10 28—29 38 138 143 394
Extremal effective mass      26
Fast Fourier transforms      497—502
FE      196 227—231 233 234 236 237 241—243 248
Fe in Pd(Fe)      476—477
Fe in Rh-Fe      474—476
Fe, $\eta$ oscillations in      259—265
Fe, $\varepsilon$ oscillations in      259—264
Fe, as trace impurity in Cu      508
Fe, band structure of      152 251—253
Fe, Fermi surface      251—269
Fe, magnetic (spin-flip) excitations in      265—269 271—277
Fee structures, alkaline earth metals      214—215
Fee structures, Brillouin zones      150
Fee structures, transition metals      152 153 167—173 193 196 199 204—210 252 370—371
Fermi energy      5 21 346
Fermi energy in pseudopotential models      295 296 298 338 339—340
Fermi energy in rigid-band model      338
Fermi energy of alloys      332—333 337—338 339—340 346
Fermi energy of transition metals      179 181
Fermi liquid theory      57—58 83—101
Fermi liquid theory, basic formulation      88—92
Fermi liquid theory, equilibrium properties      84—94
Fermi liquid theory, parameters      89 92—94 449 451
Fermi liquid theory, transport properties      94—101
Fermi sea, volume of      99 100—101
Fermi surface      4—7 see "Under "Stress "Angular "Dilation" "Hydrostatic "Pressure" "Tetragonal "Uniaxial
Fermi surface and band structure      197—222
Fermi surface and band structure, for alkaline earth metals      214—215
Fermi surface and band structure, for bcc metals      210—214
Fermi surface and band structure, for fcc metals      204—210
Fermi surface and band structure, for Fe      251—265
Fermi surface and band structure, for hcp metals      216—222
Fermi surface and band structure, for Ni      251—254
Fermi surface and band structure, for noble metals      199—204
Fermi surface and displaced analogue, interaction with      32-34
Fermi surface and ferromagnetism      225—277
Fermi surface of alloys      321—326
Fermi surface of alloys, (for strong scattering)      325—326
Fermi surface of alloys, definition of      322
Fermi surface of alloys, scattering rate variation over      381—386 388—391
Fermi surface of alloys, sharpness of      323—325
Fermi surface of alloys, size of      321 352—353
Fermi surface, chord quantization of      30—31
Fermi surface, closed      11—13
Fermi surface, effective zones on      23—30
Fermi surface, effective zones on, topological changes in      24 36—39
Fermi surface, electron sheets on      13—14
Fermi surface, extremal areas of      9 10 28—29 38 138 143 394
Fermi surface, from many-body point of view      99—101
Fermi surface, hole      13—14 257 349 353 450 475
Fermi surface, hot spots on      18—19
Fermi surface, majority and minority spin sheets of      235-237
Fermi surface, measurement of      101
Fermi surface, open      11—19
Fermi surface, plane sections of      7—20
Fermi surface, plane sections of and magnetic field direction      34—35
Fermi surface, scattering rate variation over for Au      380—381
Fermi surface, scattering rate variation over for Cu and Cu alloys      380—386
Fermi surface, scattering rate variation over for K and K alloys      388—391
Fermi surface, shape of      206 207 211 218 220 234 254—258 263 302 304—305 310—316
Fermi surface, shape of and magnetic anisotropy      34—35 237—239
Fermi surface, shape of and phase transition      22 29—30
Fermi surface, shape of, determination of      8—10 12—14 50 150—151 233—234
Fermi surface, sharpness of      88 99—100 323—325
Fermi surface, size of      10 238 352—353
Fermi surface, temperature dependence of area of      243—251 265—271
Fermi surface, volume of      99—101 234
Fermi surface, volume of, for $\uparrow$ and $\downarrow$      236—237 238
Fermi surface, volume of, relation to area      292 313
Fermi velocity      292 370
Fermi velocity, for ${}^{3}He$      87
Fermi wave vector, for ${}^{3}He$      87
fermions      4
ferromagnetism      see also "Magnetic excitations"
Ferromagnetism and the dHvA effect      231—251
Ferromagnetism in ${}^{3}He$      93—94
Ferromagnetism in 3d transition metals      225—231
Ferromagnetism in dilute alloys      207 473 476—477
Ferromagnetism, band structures and Fermi surfaces of Fe and Ni      251—265
Field modulation technique      135 395 400—401
First sound      97—99
Fluid helium hydrostatic pressure technique      279 305
Fluomagnets      276
Forgetting distance      10
Fourier analysis      see "Waveshapes in the dHvA effect"
Fourier series inversion      370—372 380—381
Free-electron gas      34
Free-electron gas, exchange in      52—55
Free-electron scaling      292 307
Freeze-out of spin-flip scattering      398 471 472 478
Frequency dependence of first and zero sound      97—99
Frequency of dHvA oscillations      9 233
Frequency of dHvA oscillations, high-precision measurements of      479—508
Friedel phase shifts      347—354 374—375 384—386
Friedel phase shifts, for noble metal alloys      354 386
Friedel sum      352—353 354 356
Friedel sum rule      348 349 353 374
Friedel — Anderson model      458 471
Frozen potentials      188 191
g-factors in magnetic impurity systems      405—408 414 457—458
g-factors in pure metals      438—455
g-factors, effective      405—407
g-factors, measurement of      136—137 396—399 403—405 439—446
g-factors, measurement of, results and interpretation      201 207 446—455
g-factors, tensor nature of      438 455
Galvanomagnetic effects      12—20 43—44 150—152 213 221 233
Galvanomagnetic effects, $\gamma$ oscillations in Fe      264 265
Gaspar potential      158
Gaussian data window      499—501
Gaussian distribution of mosaic structure      426—431
Gaussian scattering from lattice dis-locations      433—434
GD      153 221—222
Gd as solute in Au alloy      471 473—474
Geometric concepts in the electron theory of metals      3—45
Geometric resonance      29
Geometrical scale factor      434—435
Giant moments      477
Giant oscillations      43—44 142—144
Graphical techniques for determining phase      493—497
graphite      143 358
Ground state      4 5 47 75 155 226
Gruneisen coefficient      318
H, as interstitial impurity in Cu      356
Hall effect      12 14 27 28 489
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations      see also "Relative harmonic amplitudes"
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations and g-factor measurements      136—137 397
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations and magnetic impurity effects      459—462
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations and magnetic interaction      124 136—137 396—399 412—420 444 460—468 506
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations and spin-spiitting zeros      396 397 412 471 473
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations, enhancement by field modulation technique      395 400—401
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations, field dependence of      368 506
Harmonic amplitudes of dHvA oscillations, third harmonic      412—420 443—445 462—469 473
Harrison model      20—22
Hartree potential      52 95
Hartree — Fock approximation      51—52 58 229
Hcp structures, Brillouin zones      150
Hcp structures, transition metals      167—170 186 193 196—197 216—222
Helicon      27 135
Hg, $\alpha^{2}F(\omega)$ plots      78—79
Hg, dHvA amplitude, field dependence      367—368
Hg, dHvA amplitude, temperature dependence      83
Ho      471 473 474
Hole Fermi surfaces      13—14 257 349 353 450 475
Hole-particle pairs      228—229
Hot spots      18—19
Hot-electron effects      121
Hybridization, effect on band structure      167 170—173 190 199—200 210 216—217
Hydrodynamic sound      86—87 97
Hydrostatic pressure, Fermi surface dependence on      201 207 278 279 297 299—302
Hydrostatic pressure, Fermi surface dependence on, direct experiments      284—286
Hydrostatic pressure, lattice strain produced by      280
Hyper-Hartree — Fock method      159
Hyperbolic points      36—37 39
Hysteresis      129 140 489 490 503
Impurity scattering      39 109 292 328—356 362—365 368—392
Impurity scattering, magnetic      359 397—399 405—412 456—478
Impurity-impurity interactions      471—473
IN      121 287 301
In, alloys of      339 359
In, electron-phonon coupling constant      71
In, g-factor      449—450
Incoherent states in dilute alloys      332 348
Inelastic scattering      104 106 107 109 111 232 272
Interatomic exchange interactions      477
Interband absorption energy, for noble metals      203 204
Interband transitions      39—40
Intercept technique      375—378
Interelectronic distance      62 64—65 452
Interference and dHvA dephasing effect      420—422
Interference of magnetic field in scattering processes      18—19
Interference, between electron waves and magnetic breakdown      44
Interference, due to side-lobes from square data-windows      498—499
Intraband transitions      39—40
Intrinsic band masses      177 182—183
inversion      368—375
Inversion, basic inversion equations      369—370
Inversion, Fourier series inversion      370—372
Inversion, Kubic harmonic inversion      372—373
Inversion, phase shift inversion      374—375
Ion core      67 180
Ionicity scale      181
Ions      50—51 55 92
Ir, electronic structure of      204—210
Iterative analysis of harmonic content      414—415 460
Itinerant-electron ferromagnets      225—277 477
Jack surface      211 264
JDOS      198 213
Joint-density of states (JDOS)      198 213
jumps      15 38
Jumps, between hot spots      19
Jumps, due to specular reflection      11
Jungle-gym surface      211 212
K      99 see
K, alloys, conduction electron scattering in      387—392
K, alloys, conduction electron scattering in, K(Na)      355 360 387 388 390—391
K, alloys, conduction electron scattering in, K(Rb)      355 360 387 388 390—391
K, g-factor      136 447 454
K, spin-susceptibility      447 449
Khaikin oscillations      31
Khar'kov style      8
kinetic energy      47 53 54 157—187
Kinetic theory of gases      110
KKR method      150 165—166 291—292 294—295 341—342 346
Kohn — Korringa — Rostocker (KKR), method      150 165—166 291—292 294—295 341—342 346
Kohn — Sham — Gaspar potential      58 252 253 255
Kondo effect      457—458 471 474 476 478
Kubic Harmonics      345—372 372—373 387—388 390
Kubo — Greenwood theory      103 120
L-gap      200 202 203 204
la      209
Landau function      5 6
Landau levels and magnetic impurities      397—398 407 408
Landau levels in alloys      323 325 333—337 363
Landau levels, spin-splitting of      396 398
Landau theory of a Fermi liquid      5—6 88—94 95—96
Lattice      20—21
Lattice, dislocations in      422 423 431—435
Lattice, distortion by impurities      323—324 333 339 349 352—355 387 390
Lattice, strain characterization      279—285
LCAO Method      173 241
LD method      158 181 187 188 202 204 207 215 217 218 223
LD-ASA method      179 180 182 189—190 191—192
LD-KKR method      191
Lens surfaces      211 258 261 266
Lifetimes of quasi-particles      79—83 107 323 362—392
Lifshitz — Kosevich (LK) theory      see "LK theory"
Line-shape of NMR resonance      490
Linear recursion technique      504—505
LK theory      8—10 126—127 137 233—235 333—334 368 393—394
LK theory and harmonic content      395 415—420
LK theory and harmonic content and g-factor measurement      439—441 443—445 446 447 448 450
Local density (LD) approximation      see "LD" "LD-ASA" "LD-KKR"
Local exchange energy      52—54
Local magnetic moments      405—407 470—473
Local spin density (LDO) approximation      see "LSD" "LSD-ASA" "SDF-LSD"
Lomer model      152
Longitudinal sound waves      283 288—289 291 318
Lorentz force      16—17
LSD theory      194—196 222 223 252 255
LSD-ASA theory      194
lu      221
Magnetic breakdown      39—44 143 361 396
Magnetic breakdown in ferromagnets      237 263—264
Magnetic breakdown in transition metals      211—212 217 219
Magnetic excitations in itinerant electron ferromagnets      225 229 232 243—251
Magnetic excitations in itinerant electron ferromagnets, spin-flip excitations      265—277
Magnetic excitations in itinerant electron ferromagnets, temperature dependence of dHvA phase      250
Magnetic excitations in itinerant electron ferromagnets, temperature dependence of Fermi surface area      248—249
Magnetic excitations in itinerant electron ferromagnets, thermodynamic properties at low temperatures      243—248
Magnetic field, "interference" of in scattering processes      18—19
Magnetic field, high-precision measurements of      489—492 503—504
Magnetic field, inhomogeneity of      420 436—437 486—489 507
Magnetic field, relation to, dHvA amplitude      427—430 506 see
Magnetic field, relation to, Fermi surface      34—35 237—239
Magnetic field, relation to, freeze-out of spin-flip scattering      471—473
Magnetic field, relation to, g-values      455
Magnetic field, relation to, relative phase shifts (mosaic structure)      427—430
Magnetic field, relation to, specific resistance      12—13
Magnetic field, requirements of, for high-precision dHvA measurements      482 486—492
Magnetic field, stability of      489
Magnetic Gibbs function      128—129 132 140
Magnetic impurity scattering      359 397—399 405—412 456—478
Magnetic induction and magnetic interaction      124—126 290 396 412
Magnetic induction, orientation of, and Fermi surface in ferromagnets      237—239
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect)      124—145
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and acoustic attenuation      142—143
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and domains      128 130—135 290
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and g-factor measurement      136—137 396—397 398—399 439—441 443 444—446
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and magnetoresistance      143—145
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and magnetostriction      142
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and magnetothermal oscillations      140—141
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and phase instabilities      126—131
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and phase measurement      493 494 497 505 506
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect) and waveshape analysis      124 136—137 396—399 412—420 444 460—468 506
Magnetic interaction (Shoenberg effect), explanation of      124—126
Magnetic interferometer      506
Magnetic pairs      399 471—473
Magnetic torque      287 288
Magnetoacoustics      219
Magneton number      252—253 255
Magnetoplasma wave      27—28 99
Magnetoresistance and magnetic interaction      143—145
Magnetoresistance of Au      150
Magnetoresistance of Be      43—44 143—145
Magnetoresistance of Zr      217
Magnetoresistance, anomalous in dilute alloys      471
Magnetostriction      142 287—290 310
Magnetothermal oscillations      140—141 358
Magnons      4 93 229 243—247
Majority spin      227 235—237 252—259 269 270 477
Many-body effects      46—101
Many-body effects and the interpretation of g-factor results      451—452
Mass      see "Effective cyclotron mass" "Effective "Electron-photon
Mean free path      see "Vector mean free path"
MG      301
Mg, alloys of      339 360
Mg, magnetic breakdown and dHvA effect in      42 43
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