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The latter result shows a striking fine structure in the otherwise<br />

smooth empirical function of Zp versus mass number and is probably<br />

caused "by the closed shell of 50 neutrons.<br />

2.3- Publications<br />

P. del Marmol and M. ÎTève de Mévergnies, J. Inorg. ITucl. Chem.<br />

12; (1967) 273<br />

P. ael Marmol, Arkiv fbr Pysik, ¿6 (1967) 205<br />

3 • Inelastic Scattering of Slow ITeutrons<br />

S. ÏÏAUTECLER<br />

In order to explain the lattice dynamics of bcc and fee metals,<br />

KEEBS has developed a force model in which the metal is considered<br />

as a lattice of spherical ions, of uniform charge distribution,<br />

embedded in an electron sea. The physical content of this model<br />

has been applied to the case of hexagonal close-packed metals<br />

The elements of the dynamical matrix have been deduced by assuming,<br />

on one hand, central "spring" interactions extending up to the sixth<br />

neighbours and, on the other hand, screened Coulomb interactions<br />

between all ions. The relations between the parameters introduced<br />

in the model and the five elastic constants have been obtained by<br />

means of the method of long waves. Calculations of the phonon<br />

dispersion curves along the symmetry axes for 3e, Mg and Zn are<br />

in progress.<br />

An experimental investigation of the lattice dynamics of Zn has been<br />

performed; scattering curves in the (001) plane have been deduced for<br />

three different scattering angles. Our program is being extended

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