книги из ГПНТБ / Немошкаленко В.В. Теоретические основы рентгеновской эмиссионной спектроскопии
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ELEMENTS OF BAND THEORY |
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Elements of Abstract Group Theory...................................... |
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Definition of Group and Subgroup............................... |
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Conjugate Elements and C la sse s .................................. |
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Representations of Finite Groups |
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Orthogonality |
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Regular Representations.............................................. |
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Number of Irreducible Representations..................... |
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Symmetry |
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G roup.......................................................................................... |
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Projection |
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Orthogonality |
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Selection |
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Symmetry |
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Point |
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Euclidian G roup ...................................................................... |
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Brave’s L a ttic e s ...................................................................... |
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Discrete Vector Groups.................................................. |
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Symmetry |
of Brave’s Lattices...................................... |
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Types of |
Brave’s Lattices.............................................. |
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Representations of Space Groups.......................................... |
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Translation |
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Irreducible Representations of Symmorphic Space |
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Dependence of |
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Three-dimensional Group of Pure Rotations 0+ (3) |
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Metals |
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Rare-Earth |
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Compounds |
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Alloys of |
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Dielectrics |
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UNIELECTRONIC AND MULTIELECTRONIC |
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APPROXIMATIONS IN THE THEORY |
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OF X-RAY EMISSION SPECTRUM |
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Calculation of Intensity Distribution in X-Ray |
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sion Bands |
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Calculations |
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Distribution |
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Emission |
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Emission Bands of Transition |
M etals..................... |
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Emission X-Ray Spectra of Disordered Alloys . |
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Plasma Satellites |
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Unielectronic |
Density |
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Emission |
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References.............................................................................. |
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ВЛАДИМИР ВЛАДИМИРОВИЧ НЕМОШКАЛЕНКО
ВАЛЕНТИН ГРИГОРЬЕВИЧ АЛЕШИН
ТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКИЕ ОСНОВЫ РЕНТГЕНОВСКОЙ ЭМИССИОННОЙ СПЕКТРОСКОПИИ
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