Titlebook: Electronic Properties of Inorganic Quasi-One-Dimensional Compounds; Part I — Theoretical Pierre Monceau Book 1985 Springer Science+Business

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Arne S?lvberg,David Chenho Kungk in the chapter by Fukuyama and Takayama. This chapter will review the theory of and evidence for depinning of incommensurate CDWs that are pinned by weak impurities by quantum tunneling. By weak is meant that a single impurity cannot pin the phase of the wave but pinning results from fluctuations

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Dynamical Properties of Quasi-One-Dimensional Conductors: A Phase Hamiltonian Approach,imensional systems, both experimentally and theoretically [1–4]. Above all, systems having a Peierls transition [5] have been investigated in detail. The novelty of this Peierls—Fr?hlich (PF) [6] state lies in the novel possibility of the transport phenomenon being associated with the collective deg

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