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Vibration of a diatomic simple cubic lattice with a hole
Vol. 1 No. 6 LATTICE DIO. VIBRATION CONFERENCE OF A DIATOMIC ABSTRACTS SIMPLE CUBIC S. T a k e n o (Department of Physics, University, Sapp...
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Vol.
1 No.
6
LATTICE
DIO.
VIBRATION
CONFERENCE
OF A DIATOMIC
ABSTRACTS
SIMPLE
CUBIC
S. T a k e n o (Department of Physics, University, Sapporo, Japan) An
investigation
properties actions
of
localized
a hole
each
component modes
forbidden problem hole
process
and
of
not
is
give
well
DIRECT
the
there
cubic
CALCULATION
an
two with and
waves
are
on
the
lattice
It
heavier
three
is
with.
In
It
and
the
Rayleigh
scattering.
OF M O D E S
MODIFIED
BY
vibrations
investigated
using
shells
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the
modes)
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making
full
the
relevant
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to
treat
most
model.
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of
a 60-shell the
in
is
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alkali
results
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C.W. McCombie, J.A.D. Matthew a n d J. S l a t e r (Natural Department, University of A b e r d e e n , Scotland) Lattice
with
eigenfrequencies
dealt
vibrational
attention
with
optical
quasi-localized by
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waves.
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described
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lattice
of
A HOLE
Science,
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vibrations
lattice
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effect
scattering at
localized
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only.
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of motion
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conductivity
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