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Electronic Influence on Lattice Dynamicselectrons which are not nearly free nor yet so tightly bound so as to be moving rigidly with the ion. In section 2 we shall describe a method which takes into account the effects of these electrons on the lattice dynamics.

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Electron Interaction with Surface Modese may be described by a common mathematical formalism. These are surface plasmons on a metal, surface optical (SO) phonons and surface excitons. These are also the excitations which have been the subject of most of the recent theoretical and experimental investigations.

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Resonant Raman Scattering in Semiconductorsl as a few hundred ?. Therefore, the scattering efficiency is very weak and studies have only become possible with the advent of strong lasers and spectrometers with excellent scattering light rejection. The measurements are usually performed in the back-scattering configuration, in the manner sketched in figure 1.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230374737The purpose of this seminar is to give a survey of some thermal hydrodynamic excitations in dielectrics and in magnets. The advances in experimental methods as light scattering, neutron scattering and heat pulse techniques have stimulated the interest in this subject.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230596474A powerful way of investigating the fundamental properties of condensed matter is to consider the interaction of the radiation field with the solid. This interaction appears generally in two types of phenomena: resonance and scattering.

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A Critical Account of GlobalisationThe theory for an . calculation of phonon dispersion curves of semiconductors or insulators, has been given before in several papers [1].

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