Metallic Cohesion
Metallic Cohesion is a theoretical construct in materials science that explains the collective electrostatic attraction between delocalized valence electrons and positively charged metal ions, accounting for the structural integrity and characteristic properties of metallic solids.
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J. C. Slater · Physical Review · 1930 · 369 citations
Local density theory of metallic cohesion
V. L. Moruzzi, A. R. Williams, J. F. Janak · Physical review. B, Solid state · 1977 · 260 citations
Chemically Motivated Pseudopotential for Sodium
William C. Topp, J. J. Hopfield · Physical review. B, Solid state · 1973 · 213 citations
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Princeton University
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Imperial College London
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Glenn Research Center
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