Titlebook: Structure of Matter; Wolfgang Finkelnburg Book 1964 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1964 chemistry.crystal.crystallography.diffusion.dis

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Physics of Atomic Nuclei and Elementary Particles,ry particles and atomic nuclei. Then atomic physics in its more restricted sense, molecular physics, and physics of the solid state would logically be built up on the theory of the structure of atomic nuclei. In presenting .’s pictorial atomic physics first, we have followed the historical developme

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Molecular Physics, structure of aggregates of atoms and their properties and processes, i.e., primarily physics of molecules. The natural extension of molecular physics, solid-state physics, will be discussed in Chap. VII.

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Solid-State Physics from the Atomistic Point of View,s which are acting between the individual particles of large aggregates of atoms have the effect that in the equilibrium state, defined by a minimum of the potential energy, the atoms or molecules arrange themselves in a symmetrical geometric pattern or lattice which we call a crystal. For weaker bi

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Introduction,ance. This led to the development of quantum theory which provided the key to the understanding of all phenomena of atomic physics. A large percentage of all basic physics research of our century is in some way concerned with problems of the structure of matter.