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Exact Solutions of the Kinetic Equations Governing Thermally Stimulated Luminescence and Conductivity
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SpintronicsMagnetismDiamagnetic SusceptibilityEngineeringThermal RadiationPhysicsPhotoluminescenceLuminescent GlassApplied PhysicsMagnetic ResonanceCondensed Matter PhysicsExact SolutionsStrong Spin-orbit InteractionThermodynamicsThermal ConductionLuminescence PropertyChemical KineticsExperimental Value
susceptibility of lead which has been theoretically ca,lculated.' We have also used the value of y~c a,l- culated by Tterlikkis et a/.' from the density of states calculated by Anderson and Gold.There ls no way to obtain g'", the 1ndlrectly ob- tained experimental value of the diamagnetic susceptibility, from above except to note that y"and g" seem to be nearly equal which appears reasonable in view of the strong spin-orbit interaction in lead.It would be interesting to see if the calculation of y"confirms this result.