Ziman

Ziman J M 1986 Principles of the Theory of Solids 2nd edn (Cambridge Cambridge University Press)... 

The concept of an invisible college , mentioned by Ziman, is the creation of Derek de Sofia Price, an influential historian of science and herald of scientomet-rics (Yagi et al. 1996), who wrote at length about such colleges and their role in the scientific enterprise (Price 1963, 1986). Price was one of the first to apply quantitative... 

Ziman, J.M. (1960) Electrons and Phonons (Clarendon Press, Oxford) p. 396. 

Martin, G. (2000) Stasis in complex artefacts, in Technological Innovation as an Evolutionary Process, ed. Ziman, J. (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge) p. 90. Marzke. O.T. (editor) (1955) Impurities and Imperfections (American Society for Metals, Cleveland, Ohio). 

J. Friedel, The Physics of Metals, J. M. Ziman, ed., Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (1969)... 

Brossard L, Clerac R, Coulon C, Tokumoto M, Ziman T, Petrov DK, Laukhin VN, Naughton MJ, Audouard A, Goze F, Kobayashi A, Kobayashi H, Cassoux P (1998) Eur Phys J B 1 439... 

Ziman et al. [Kinetika i Kataliz, 9 (117), 1968] have studied the kinetics of the catalytic oxidative dehydrogenation of various butene isomers to form 1,3-butadiene. Over a Bi-Mo catalyst the following reactions are important. 

J. M. Ziman, Models of Disorder the Theoretical Physics of Homogeneously Disordered Systems. Cambridge Cambridge University Press, 1979. 

The values of 6k are found by means of the cyclic boundary condition (Ziman 1965)... 

Ziman, J., Public Knowledge The Social Dimension of Science, University Press, Cambridge, 1968. 

Ivanetich KM, Ziman MR, Mennie REM, et al. 1984. Inhibition of rat GSH S-transferases by ethylene dibromide. Res Common Chem Pathol Pharmacol 45 233-242. 

Dai H, Meyer M, Stepaniants S, Ziman M, Stoughton R. 2002. Use of hybridization kinetics for differentiating specific from non-specific binding to oligonucleotide microarrays. Nucleic Acids Res 30 e86. 

J.M.ZIMAN, Principles of the theory of solids (Cambridge University Press, London, 1964). 

Band Theory of Metals, Three approaches predict the electronic band structure of metals. The first approach (Kronig-Penney), the periodic potential method, starts with free electrons and then considers nearly bound electrons. The second (Ziman) takes into account Bragg reflection as a strong disturbance in the propagation of electrons. The third approach (Feynman) starts with completely bound electrons to atoms and then considers a linear combination of atomic orbitals (LCAOs). 

Ziman model. This model is based on a consideration of Bragg reflection for electron waves (Fig. 3.8). When the individual reflections add in phase, the Bragg relationship... 

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