phenomenon 132.4 A crystal with $p$ atoms per primitive cell has exactly $3p$ branches, three of them acoustic
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- phenomenon-tested: no experiment declares a \tests edge to it and it is not listed in untested.txt
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- proves derived proof ch:15-exp-neutron-scattering@proof-4 ¶
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→ | Scattering of Neutrons by Phonons in an Aluminum Single Crystal | derived | parts/12-statistical-mechanics/15-exp-neutron-scattering.tex:575 |
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→ | Normal Modes of Germanium by Neutron Spectrometry | derived | parts/12-statistical-mechanics/15-exp-neutron-scattering.tex:573 |
proves |
← | ch:15-exp-neutron-scattering@proof-4 | derived | parts/12-statistical-mechanics/15-exp-neutron-scattering.tex:578 |