Electrodynamics of Solids: APPENDICES
By M. Dressel, G. Grüner. 2002
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
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- Electrodynamics of high- T c superconductors (2005, background): “Phys., Vol. 77, No. 2, April 2005 Kubo formula in the limit of q→0 evolves into the Drude expression see, for example, Dressel and Grüner, 2002 .”
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- Detection of sub-MeV dark matter with three-dimensional Dirac materials (2017, background): “qj 2p F ! jqjv F 1 3 5+ (!! !) 1 A 9 = ; ; (2.8) where 2 TF = 3e 2n e=(2E F) is the Thomas-Fermi screening length, n e is the electron density, p F is the Fermi momentum, and E F is the Fermi energy [86]. We plot the square-root of the real 9 and imaginary parts of L in a metal in the bottom panel o”
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