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Condensed matter physics

the decaying oscillations of electron density around an impurity in a metal, set by the sharp Fermi surface, with an associated sum rule for screening charge.

In condensed matter physics, Friedel oscillations refers to the decaying oscillations of electron density around an impurity in a metal, set by the sharp Fermi surface, with an associated sum rule for screening charge. This meaning comes from Friedel (1958) in Il Nuovo Cimento.[1]

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Friedel, J. (1958). Metallic alloys. Il Nuovo Cimento, 7(S2), 287-311. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02751483

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