Titlebook: Defects and Their Structure in Nonmetallic Solids; B. Henderson,A. E. Hughes Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976 clust

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Semir Ozdemir,Nazmi Yaras,Belma Turanfrared rays; thus, the scope is extremely broad. Using gamma rays from the Mossbauer effect Mullen. has studied impurity precipitates and vacancy-impurity pairs. Visible and infrared radiation can be used to study defect clusters through light scattering or microscopy and to study the effect of poin

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Paras K. Mishra,Suresh C. Tyagiolume. In particular, the aim will be to give a broad outline of the use of optical techniques for studying point defects in non-metallic solids, emphasizing those aspects which relate to methods of determining information about defect structure and the properties of the electronic states of point d

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Hamid Ashraf,Jamal Ahmad,Anees Akhtar ESR (Electron Spin Resonance) and especially ENDOR (Electron Nuclear Double Resonance) come close to what one may call an atomic scale microscopy of paramagnetic centres. In favourable cases one obtains a very detailed picture of the atomic structure of a defect (lattice site, neighbours, symmetry)

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