1969
DOI: 10.1103/physrev.181.1020
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Generalized Ewald Potential Problem

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“…4(c)) has similar shape and size to the non-scalar potential (∆V N, (4) Cu , Fig. 4(b)) (Note, the d z 2 (hole)-like component is enhanced in ∆V N,(4) Cu more than ∆V S, (4) Cu , similar to the p z -like component in TiO 2 (Fig. 3)).…”
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“…4(c)) has similar shape and size to the non-scalar potential (∆V N, (4) Cu , Fig. 4(b)) (Note, the d z 2 (hole)-like component is enhanced in ∆V N,(4) Cu more than ∆V S, (4) Cu , similar to the p z -like component in TiO 2 (Fig. 3)).…”
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“…In the discussion so far, the anisotropic potentials and charges share two common features. One is the similarity in shape between ∆V N,(n) ∆VO(1) (eV) S, (2) ∆ZCu N, (4) ∆ZO N, (2) (2))=0.184, based on Ref. [10].…”
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