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Energy States

Social Text, 2022
Abstract This article works with a comparative, hemispheric approach to address potential sites, propositions, and sources for postextractive energy transitions. Specifically, the focus is on case studies from within the United States and Latin America to consider energy paradigms and their future in relation to the “energy state,” or ...
Ashley Dawson, Macarena Gómez-Barris
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Energy states of Be in GaAs

Physical Review B, 1996
Far-infrared absorption due to Lyman transitions of the Be acceptor in GaAs has been measured in bulk molecular-beam-epitaxy-grown samples at various temperatures and under different illumination conditions. Sharp lines of energy at 1.9 K of 134.420.06, 166.760.05, and 182.300.05 cm1 are observed, being the G, D, and C lines, respectively. Fiorentini’
Lewis, R. A., Cheng, T. S., Henini, M., Chamberlain, J. M.   +3 more
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Energy and the state of nations

Energy, 2011
The mathematical conditions for the existence of macroeconomic production functions that are state functions of the economic system are pointed out. The output elasticities and the elasticities of substitution of energy-dependent Cobb-Douglas, CES and LinEx production functions are calculated.
Lindenberger, Dietmar, Kümmel, Reiner
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Ground-state energy of jellium

Physical Review B, 1985
High- and low-density perturbation expansions for the ground-state energy per particle are utilized to analyze the presumably ``exact'' Monte Carlo data for jellium. In view of some controversy in the literature with regard to the values of the last two coefficients in the high-density non-power-series expansion, we extract from the Monte Carlo data ...
, Aguilera-Navarro, , Baker, , de Llano M   +2 more
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