Optical Coefficients in the N(P)- Type Degenerate GaSb(1-x) Te(x)- Crystalline Alloy, due to the new static Dielectric Constant-Law and the generalized Mott Criterium in the Metal-Insulator Transition (13)

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2024-10-01
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Optical Coefficients in the N(P)- Type Degenerate GaSb(1-x) Te(x)- Crystalline Alloy, due to the new static Dielectric Constant-Law and the generalized Mott Criterium in the Metal-Insulator Transition (13)

Paul Blaise, Van-Cong Huynh
SPIRE - Sciences Po Institutional REpository
Solid-state spectroscopy and crystallography
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Optical Coefficients in the N(P)- Type Degenerate GaSb(1-x) Te(x)- Crystalline Alloy, due to the new static Dielectric Constant-Law and the generalized Mott Criterium in the Metal-Insulator Transition (13)

Paul Blaise, Van-Cong Huynh
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Optical Coefficients in the N(P)- Type Degenerate GaSb(1-x) Te(x)- Crystalline Alloy, due to the new static Dielectric Constant-Law and the generalized Mott Criterium in the Metal-Insulator Transition (13) — Paul Blaise, Van-Cong Huynh · SPIRE - Sciences Po Institutional REpository (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS