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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38316-9lly, this is just what we should expect: within the ion cores, .(.) must look something like an atomic wave-function, and such a function will certainly need many Fourier components to represent it adequately.

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Other topics,id very little about superconductivity, and nothing about magnetically ordered materials like the ferromagnetic metals and the rare earth metals, in which the electron spins line up cooperatively in various ways. To deal with any of these subjects properly would take another book.

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The potential ,; many-body effects, chosen in such a way as to make the approximation as good as possible. It is worth looking briefly at this more complicated equation, just to see what approximations are needed in order to reduce it to the soluble form (4.1).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2836-4ection, we look at the behaviour of metals under these ‘anomalous skin effect’ conditions. First, though, we must see how to calculate the current density . produced by a field . when the field is non-uniform.

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Radio-Frequency, Optical and Other Properties,ection, we look at the behaviour of metals under these ‘anomalous skin effect’ conditions. First, though, we must see how to calculate the current density . produced by a field . when the field is non-uniform.