Spin splitting and magnetoacoustic attenuation in bismuth
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- Published
- 1969-09-01
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- 8
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- 15
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Keywords
Bismuth, Attenuation, Condensed matter physics, Electron, Spin (aerodynamics)
References
- Magnetoacoustic measurement of fermi surface in bismuth
- Calculation of the g Factor of Metallic Sodium
- Band structure of indium antimonide
- Cyclotron Resonance Measurements in Bismuth
- Motion of Electrons and Holes in Perturbed Periodic Fields
- de Haas-van Alphen and Galvanomagnetic Effect in Bi and Bi-Pb Alloys
- Spin Splitting of the Landau Levels in Bismuth Observed by Magnetothermal Experiments
- Electron Spin Resonance in Bismuth and Antimony
- Infrared Magnetoreflection in Bismuth. I. High Fields
- Magnetoacoustic Attenuation in Bismuth
- Energy bands in the bismuth structure. I. A nonellipsoidal model for electrons in Bi
- Shubnikov-de Haas Effect in Bismuth
- Cyclotron Resonance Studies of the Fermi Surfaces in Bismuth
- The g-factor and de haas-van alphen effect of electrons in bismuth
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- Effects of nonellipsoidal nonparabolic band structure on longitudinal magnetoacoustic phenomena in bismuth
- Effect of nonellipsoidal nonparabolic band structure on longitudinal magnetoresistance in bismuth
- Magnetic field dependence of electron density in bismuth
- Ultrasonic study of spin-splitting of landau levels in bismuth
- Energy bands and electron density in bismuth with a uniform dc magnetic field
- Longitudinal magnetoacoustic effects on energy bands in the bismuth structure
- Hall effect in bismuth in quantizing magnetic fields
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