Hole energy

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On the basis of the idea of continuous conversion of the number of holes (free volumes) and the number of phonons in a polymer lattice, we have introduced (2) the physical picture of quantized hole energy states with i = 1, 2,. . . L. The problem is to... 

Where p defines the shape of the hole energy spectrum. The relaxation time x in Equation 3 is treated as a function of temperature, nonequilibrium glassy state (5), crosslink density and applied stresses instead of as an experimental constant in the Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts function. The macroscopic (global) relaxation time x is related to that of the local state (A) by x = x = i a which results in (11)... 

Fig.1 Schematic illustration of the DNA double helical structure (a) and two possible mechanisms (electron-level energies in b, hole energies in c) of electronic motion in this molecule...

We address first the modification of the Hamiltonian to include the interaction with the environment. This may be carried out by adding a term to the Hamiltonian representing the change in the hole energy due to the... 

In order to take into account the complex structure of the valence band, Dietl et al. (2000, 2001c) and Abolfath et al. (2001) have computed hole energies by diagonalizing the 6 x 6 k p Luttinger matrix together with the p-d exchange contribution taken in the virtual crystal and molecular field approximation,... 

Having the hole energies, the Helmholtz free energy density FC[M] can be evaluated according to the standard procedure for the Fermi gas. By minimizing F[Af] = Fs[Af] + FC[M] with respect to M at given T, H, and hole concentration p, one obtains M(T, H) as a solution of the mean-field equation,... 

A plot of Eq. (71) shows that the predicted Tg passes through a maximum value of about 0.159 atEyjRT = 0.841. Nearly all the values for Tg Aa reported in the literature are below this theoretical limit. The predicted Tg A a varies very slowly with hole energy. Fot EyjRT values between 0.5 and 2.0 we have... 

Fig. 8. Onshore seismic field operation, using the shot hole energy method. Energy from a controlled explosion is directed toward underlying rock structures and is reflected to indicate shape of formation below—in this case an anticline. Geophones placed on the ground surface by the surveying crew measure and record the reflected acoustic energy. With the survey truck safely away from the shot hole, the explosives are detonated by an assigned radio frequency from tile truck...

Table 5. Hypothetical Hole Energies at the Melting Point and Cohesive Energies...

Fig. 8. Comparison of hole energies per unit volume with cohesive energies per unit volume...

Inasmuch as the hole energy, or the increase in heat content of the system per unit volume to the increase in volume at the melting point,... 

Polymer ApTg ACT P g J.g-1 Nh number of holes per gram at T°° ( x 1021) Eh hole energy (kj/mole) F g hole fraction Vg hole volume (A3)... 

Table 1. Flex and hole energies, and their ratios of Poly (vinyl acetate) PVAc), Poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC), and Polystyrene...

Figures. Radiative transition rates between electron and hole energy levels in 3.1 nm diameter quantum dot.

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