Quasi one-dimensional conductors. proceedings of the international conference, Dubrovnik, SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia, 1978 2 :

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Auteur principal: Barišić, Slaven
Autres auteurs: Bjeliš, Aleksa (Directeur de la publication), Cooper, John Robert (Directeur de la publication), Leontić, Boran A. (Directeur de la publication)
Format: Livre numérique
Langue:Anglais
Publié: Berlin [etc.] : Springer [20..].
Cham : Springer Nature
Collection:Lecture notes in physics 96
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Autre directeur de publication : B. Leontić
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Edition sous un autre format:• Quasi One-Dimensional Conductors II, Texte imprimé, 9783540092414
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Table des matières:
  • Electron-electron interactions in the physics of the 1D conductors
  • Generalized wigner lattices and band motion effects
  • Relationship between the 1-D fermi gas model and other models
  • Electronic structure of the three phases in MEM(TCNQ)2
  • Experiments on the phase transitions in MEM(TCNO)2
  • The spin-peierls transition and other aspects of the magnetic behavior of the compounds TTF · MS4C4(CF3)4(M = Pt, Cu, Au)
  • New theory of the spin-peierls transition with special relevance to the experiments on TTFCuBDT
  • Theory for the order disorder and metal-insulator phase-transitions in (Ti 1-C VC) 407
  • Analogies between a three-dimensional coulomb gas in a strong magnetic field and the one-dimensional electron gas with backward scattering
  • Gap renormalization in the one-dimensional electron gas with backward scattering
  • Properties of the one-dimensional electron gas
  • The new method in the theory of nearly ideal one-dimensional fermi-gas. correlation functions
  • Novel method to calculate the response functions of the tomonaga model
  • Peterls dimerization and excitonic effects on the interband absorption of an antiferromagnetic hubbard chain
  • Collective mode in quasi one-dimensional spin lattice coupled system
  • Double resonance identification of the magnetic chain in quinolinium(TCNQ)2
  • Very low temperature magnetic phase transition in Pyridinium (TCNQ)2
  • Friedel oscillation in one-dimensional Hubbard model
  • Spin-Peierls transition in magnetic field
  • One-dimensional phonons and chain-ordering in Hg3-?AsF6
  • One-dimensional fluctuations and the chain-ordering transformation in Hg 3-?AsF6*
  • Magnetic field induced residual resistivity and anisotropic superconductivity in the linear chain compound, Hg3-?AsF6
  • X-ray scattering studies on thequasi-one-dimensional conductors NbSe3 and TTF-SCN
  • Lattice distortions and phonons in organic conductors with incommensurate lattices
  • The crystal structures of electroconducting cation-radical salts
  • New conducting ternary compounds (Ammonium-TCNQ-Iodine) the example of tmhda salt (Tetramethylhexamethylenediammonium)
  • X-Ray diffuse scattering study of iodine chains in (TTT)2 I3+?
  • Effects of disorder on the thermoelectric power and electrical conductivity of TTT2I3
  • Preparation, structure, and electrical conduction properties of quasi one dimensional platino-oxalates
  • Electrical conductivity studies of K1.75[Pt(CN)4]1.5H2O ? K(def)CP.
  • Phonon dispersion and neutron scattering law S(k,?) for a quasi-one-dimensional Peierls-system
  • Interpretation of the infrared and Resonance Raman spectra of linear mixed valence compounds
  • Evidence for a new type of orientational antiphase structure in platinum chain compounds
  • Raman scattering and luminescence in K1.75Pt(CN)4·1.5H2O (K(def)TCP)
  • Multiple band electron-phonon transport theory in A15-compounds
  • Mean field theory of a one-dimensional band conductor, with arbitrary band filling
  • Conductivity of quasi-one-dimensional metal system with random impurities
  • Disordered 1D conductors
  • Disordered magnetic chain behavior of quinolinium (TCNQ)2 and related materials at low temperatures
  • Band filling, mobility and disorder in molecular conductors
  • Transport and magnetic properties of a doped organic semiconductor TTF with bromine
  • Effects of impurities on the ordered phases of one-dimensional systems
  • The effects of a low temperature irradiation on TTF-TCNQ and related compounds
  • One dimensional spin glasses with antiferromagnetic exchange
  • Magnetism in one-dimensional disordered systems
  • Electrontransmission and wave propagation through one dimensional disordered system
  • Localization of spin waves in a dilute magnet near the percolation threshold
  • Molecular substitutional disorder in solid solutions of TTF-TCNQ and TSeF-TCNQ
  • Low temperature magnetic susceptibility of three complex tcnq salts with asymetric donors
  • Low temperature magnetic susceptibility of the organic alloy NMP0.63phenazine0.37TCNQ
  • Charge transfer c0mplexes of ferrocenes and TCNQ
  • Some charge transfer salts of fluorinated TCNQ; mott insulators isostructural with organic conductors
  • ACP(CL), a close analogue of KCP(Br)
  • Physical properties of organic metallic compounds : radical-cations salts of TTT and TSeT with iodine
  • The physical and chemical properties of the reaction product between trimethylammonium iodide and TCNQ. a ternary 1-D semiconductor with metal-like conductivity
  • Salts of TCNQ and heterocyclic amnes conjugated acids New organic conductors via redox-reaction : Heterocyclic amines TCNQ hydroquinone
  • Highly conducting salt: Tetpaphenyldithiadipyranylidene-iodine, dipsø4/I2.28
  • Optical and transport properties of TTT IxBr1.5?x alloys
  • Semiconducting and metallic organic polymers: Chemically doped polyacetylene, (CH)x
  • Transport properties of doped polyacetylene
  • Properties of brominated (SN)x
  • X-ray absorption in polymeric conductors
  • Conductivity and magnetoresistance of the halogenated (SN)x-derivates: (SNBr0.4)x, (SNI0.02)x, [SN(ICI)0.1]x
  • Magnetic properties of filamentary superconductors
  • (SN)x semiconductor solar cells
  • Conducting polymers
  • Electronic structure of trans- and cis-polyacetylene
  • Hall effect in AsF5 doped polyacetylene, (CH)x
  • Kohn anomalies in the phonon dispersion on polysulfur nitride, (SN)x
  • The electricalconductivity of poly(sulphur nitride) at microwave frequencies
  • Low temperature thermal conductivity of polysulfur nitride, (SN)x.
  • Structure of brominated (SN)x and S4N4
  • An electronic model for the high conductivity in brominated-(SN)x and in (SN)x under pressure
  • Linear temperature dependence of the magnetic susceptibility of brominated (SN)x
  • Fluctuation magneto conductivity of a finite fibre
  • Role of symmetry in the study of quasi one-dimensional systems
  • Graph-theoretical approach to the estimation of the energy gap of polymeric conjugated hydrocarbons
  • Temperature dependence and anisotropy of hc2 in superconducting (SN)x.