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The distribution of electrons intransition metals, which represent a large part of the periodic table of chemical elements, is responsible for many of their interesting properties used in applications. The magnetic properties of some of the members of this group of materials are, for example, explo...
Erratum: Ultrafast dynamics of coherent optical phonons and nonequilibrium electrons in transition metals [Phys. Rev. B 71, 184301 (2005)] Ultrafast dynamics of coherent optical phonons and nonequilibrium electrons in transition metals”, Phys - Ishioka, Demsar, et al. - 2005Hase. M, Ishioka....
The short probing depth sheds new light on a number of spectroscopic observations on ferromagnetic transition metals, and has important implications concerning surface magnetic properties and scattering processes of hot electrons in transition metals. 展开 ...
Statistical weights of stable configurations of localized valence electrons in d transition metalsNot Availabledoi:10.1007/BF00823456Samsonov, G. VPryadko, I. FRud', B. MOgorodnikov, V. VPryadko, L. FKluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum PublishersSoviet Physics Journal...
Dynamics of excited electrons in copper and ferromagnetic transition metals: Theory and experiment. Phys. Rev. B, 61:9427, 2000.Knorren, R.; Bennemann, K. H.; Burgermeister, R.; Aeschlimann, M. Dynamics of Excited Electrons in Copper and Ferromagnetic Transition Metals: Theory and Experiment...
There is no transition, because the electrons in the valence band are already delocalized and shared throughout the lattice. In materials where a band gap exists, such as insulators and semiconductors, the electrons in the valence band are not delocalized throughout the lattice but are bound to...
Origin of Effective Fields in Magnetic Materials For the transition metals, the role of the conduction electrons is analyzed including some new contributions not previously considered. The data for ions like Feand Mnmay be understood mainly on the basis of the core polarization term ... RE Watson...
with superconducting transition temperatures of 6.7 K and 5.3 K, respectively. In 1968, Ashcroft predicted solid hydrogen could become metallic under high pressure and exhibit room-temperature superconductivity[7]. However, achieving the necessary pressure for the metallic solid hydrogen is extraordinarily...
Electrons in conventional metals become less mobile under the influence of electron correlation. Contrary to this empirical knowledge, we report here that electrons with the highest mobility ever found in known bulk oxide semiconductors emerge in the strong-correlation regime of the Dirac semimetal of ...