The Electron Energy Distribution Function is a statistical function that describes the density of electrons as a function of their energy in a given system, distinguishing itself from other distribution functions by specifically characterizing the non-equilibrium energy states of electrons within the framework of electron transport phenomena.
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<i>Methods of Molecular Quantum Mechanics</i>
R. McWeeny, Brian T. Sutcliffe, G. O. Brink · Physics Today · 1971 · 1.6K citations
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