Titlebook: Surface Properties of Semiconductors and Dynamics of Ionic Crystals; D. V. Skobel’tsyn (Director) Book 1971 Consultants Bureau, New York 1

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Conclusionsctivation and deactivation of these centers are governed by the presence of an electric dipole near an acceptor-type defect. This dipole owes its origin to water molecules adsorbed on the surface of a sample, which diffuse through the oxide film. We shall not discuss the nature of the electric dipol

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Absorption of Microwaves in an Ionic Crystal Lattice Containing Charged Defectswill be omitted which are of higher than the second degree in the operators b+ and b_, since the main component of the absorption, which is due to these terms, has been calculated in the previous chapter.

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The Spectrum of Normal Modes of Vibration in Crystals of Perovskite Typeero are vibrations of appropriate sublattices, the number of these depending on the number of atoms in the unit cell. Since it will be necessary later to make use of certain consequences of this statement, they will be briefly derived here.

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Experimental Resultsby placing a sample in vacuum or, which is more effective, by heating in vacuum. This observation is particularly interesting because it has been previously accepted (following the work of Brattain and Bardeen [28]) that the ambient medium affects only the slow states but does not alter the fast states and surface recombination [12, 19, 64].