Titlebook: Electrons in Disordered Metals and at Metallic Surfaces; P. Phariseau,B. L. Györffy,L. Scheire Book 1979 Plenum Press, New York 1979 band

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Polarized Electrons from Metallic Systems,er effect of EuS on tungsten and 2) photoemission from clean Ni(100) and Fe(111) surfaces ; temperature and photon energy dependent spin polarization measurements on magnetite are used to illustrate the potentiality of this method to investigate the temperature dependence of the magnetism of surfaces of bulk solids.

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A Pseudopotential Approach to Some Problems in Binary Alloys of Simple Metals,nt simple metal alloys appear to be well described by pseudopotential techniques but finite concentrations of non-homovalent impurities appear to present some difficulties beyond the scope of standard pseudopotential approaches.

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Metallic Glasses: Bulk and Surface Properties,s are considered alongside their manufacturing and economic advantages, many possible applications of metallic glasses can be envisaged. For more information the reader is referred to other review papers and conference reports. Pertinent references up to 1977 are listed in reference 1. More recent reviews are covered by the reference 2.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95257-8nt simple metal alloys appear to be well described by pseudopotential techniques but finite concentrations of non-homovalent impurities appear to present some difficulties beyond the scope of standard pseudopotential approaches.

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Sanjana Kavatagi,Vinayak Adimulefect of the discreteness of the lattice. The latter is seen to play an essential role in determining the phase of the Friedel oscillations (and therefore the electric field gradient) and the impurity Knight shift. Due to the presence of polarizable bound states, the conventional formula for the Knight shift . is found to be inadequate.

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