polarizability

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• Their zero electric charge, tiny magnetic moment, and small electric polarizability make neutrons relatively insensitive to environmental fluctuations that would otherwise ruin delicate measurements.

  Academic text (2012)

• After all, says Strehlow, there is no known linear dependence between the magnetic field and the polarizability.

  Academic text (1998)

• OK, So what, what is it that has to do with polarizability, right?

• Do you know what the polarizability of a sphere is?

• And it's it, it part of that must be the same reason that the the polarizability can operate within a molecule as well as between molecules.

• Measuring the velocity of an adatom under an applied field gradient allowed us to derive the surface-induced dipole moment and polarizability of the adatoms.

  Academic text (2006)

• Using expressions derived from time-dependent local density theory, Chelikowsky and his colleagues obtained excellent results for the spectra and polarizabilities of sodium and silicon clusters.

  Academic text (1999)

• James Chelikowsky and his group at the University of Minnesota have beautifully exploited that advantage in determining structural properties, polarizabilities, optical energy gaps, and excitation spectra.

  Academic text (1999)

• In physics, the polarizability is a key factor in understanding the behavior of atoms within an electric field.

• Researchers study the polarizability of different materials to improve their electronic properties.

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