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The mean free path of electrons in metals

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Published1952
Citations2,521
References22

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1937 • 2,362 citations

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1938 • 2,316 citations

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1950 • 346 citations

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1950 • 344 citations

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1950 • 144 citations

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1940 • 100 citations

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1949 • 81 citations

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1936 • 69 citations

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1904 • 55 citations

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1949 • 50 citations

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1949 • 46 citations

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1934 • 38 citations

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1950 • 20 citations

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1949 • 19 citations

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