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15. Sharvin YV (1965) On one possible method for investigating the Fermi surface. Sov Phys JETP
48(3):984–985
16. Kulik IO, Omelyanchuk AN, Shekhter RI (1977) Electrical conductivity of point microcontacts
and the spectroscopy of phonons and impurities in normal metals. Sov J Low Temp Phys
3(12):1543–1558 (1977)
17. Kittel C (2005) Introduction to solid state physics. New York: Wiley, p 680
18. Gniewek JJ, Moulder JC, Kropschot RH (1966) M.90. Electrical conductivity of high purity
copper. In: Proceeding of the Xth international conference on low temperature physics. Moscow,
USSR, August 31–September 6, pp 366–370
19. Aleksandrov BN (1978) Residual resistance as a criterion of metal purity In: Solid State Physics
Kharkov ILTPE of AS of Ukrainian SSR, pp 52–101 (in Russian)
20. Yanson IK (1983) Microcontact spectroscopy of the electron-phonon interaction in clean metals
(review article). Sov J Low Temp Phys 9(7):676–709
21. Matula RA (1979) Electrical resistivity of copper, gold, palladium and silver. J Phys Chem Ref
Data 8(4):1147–1298
22. Yanson IK, Shalov YuN (1976) Electron-phonon interaction spectrum in copper. Sov Phys
JETP 44(1):148–155
23. Davis PJ, Rabinowitz P (1984) Methods of numerical integration. Academic Press, p 612
24. Bockris JOM, Reddy AKN, Gamboa-Aldego M (2002) Modern Electrochemistry, v. 2A
Fundamental of Electrodics. Vol. 2A. New York/Boston/Dordrecht/London/Moscow: Kluwer
Academic Publishers, p 764
25. Kumar N, Rumbhat S (2016) Essentials in nanoscience and nanotechnology. Wiley, p 486
26. Roduner E (2006) Nanoscopic materials: size-dependent phenomena. Cambridge 286
27. Suzdalev IP (2008) Nanotechnology: physical chemistry of nanoclusters, nanostructures and
nanomaterials. 2nd ed. Moscow: URSS, p 589
28. Natelson D (2015) Nanostructures and nanotechnology. Cambridge University Press, p 639