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Using the methods of statistical physics, the properties of nanostructured elements produced by breaking a large system of internal interfaces are investigated. Taking into account the resulting dependences, a quantum model of nanostructured state is formulated in approximations of Kroning–Penney, and electronic properties are calculated as a function of grain size.
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Demidenko, V.S., Zhorovkov, M.P., Zaitsev, N.L. et al. A Model of Regular Nanostructure. Russian Physics Journal 46, 824–834 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:RUPJ.0000010979.11292.90
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