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Band Structure and Fermi Surface of White Tin

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Published1966
Citations198
References23

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Band Structures and Pseudopotential Form Factors for Fourteen Semiconductors of the Diamond and Zinc-blende Structures

1966 • 1,619 citations

The screened model potential for 25 elements

1965 • 867 citations

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1963 • 506 citations

Electronic Spectra of Crystalline Germanium and Silicon

1964 • 448 citations

Fermi Surface, Pseudopotential Coefficients, and Spin-Orbit Coupling in Lead

1965 • 255 citations

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1961 • 253 citations

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1971 • 244 citations

Band Structure and Fermi Surface of Antimony: Pseudopotential Approach

1966 • 166 citations

Theory of the Anisotropic Energy Gap in Superconducting Lead

1965 • 117 citations

Effects of Spin-Orbit Coupling in Si and Ge

1962 • 108 citations

Fermi Surface of Arsenic

1966 • 106 citations

OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE FERMI SURFACE

1956 • 63 citations

The fermi surface in white tin

1960 • 60 citations

Spin-Orbit Coupling in the Band Structure of Magnesium and other Hexagonal-Close-Packed Metals

1963 • 48 citations

The surface resistance of normal and superconducting tin at 36 kMc/s

1955 • 39 citations

Azbel'-Kaner Resonance in Tin with Magnetic Field Perpendicular to the Surface

1962 • 25 citations

Electronic Band Structure of Gray Tin

1963 • 21 citations

Fermi surface of white tin from magnetoacoustic measurements

1963 • 20 citations

Covalent Bonding in Diamond

1965 • 19 citations

Magnetoresistance and Magnetic Breakdown in White Tin

1965 • 16 citations

Band Structure of White Tin

1963 • 14 citations

Algebraic Method to obtain Irreducible Representations of Space Groups with an Application to White Tin

1959 • 13 citations

Open-Orbit Resonances in Tin

1965 • 8 citations

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