The Theory of Molecular Attractive Forces between Solids¶
Lifshitz, E. M. (. (1956). The Theory of Molecular Attractive Forces between Solids. Soviet Physics JETP.
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- Hamaker Constant
- At larger separations retardation, and at real contacts coatings, roughness and other forces, can make a single distance-independent A or smooth-surface geometry an inadequate fit.
This sourceOriginal dielectric-response treatment.
- At larger separations retardation, and at real contacts coatings, roughness and other forces, can make a single distance-independent A or smooth-surface geometry an inadequate fit.
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