Published July 1, 1934
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On the Physics of Crystals. Part I
- Creators
- Zwicky, F.
Abstract
This review on the physics of crystals is divided into a number of parts. The first parts deal with the experimental aspects of the problem of the solid state. In the last part a general solution of this problem will be proposed and developed. The experimental facts which distinguish the solid state, particularly those which have not been explained on the basis of the theory of ideal crystallographic lattices will be selected. It is our contention that these obnoxious observations are peculiar to the solid state and to incorporate them into the theory constitutes the present problem of the solid state.
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©1934 The American Physical Society. In keeping with a suggestion by Professor John T. Tate the whole review is held on an elementary plane, so as to address a general circle of readers. Som eof the pictures of Chart I were kindly furnished me by Professor Dr. M. Straumanis in Riga, whereas the rest of the photographs were taken by Mr. D.S. Clark and myself. I am also indebted to Professor J.W. Buchta for advice in planning this review.Files
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