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The formulae determining the maximum differences of the integrated density of states and of the moments of the differential density of states of a finite and of the corresponding infinite crystal in the LCAO method are given and discussed in detail. The binding energies of one-, two- and three-dimensional model of a crystal are shown as an illustration of the general theory.
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Skála, L. Maximum differences of electron density of states of finite and infinite crystals. Czech J Phys 27, 171–181 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01587008
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