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Band gaps and electronic structure of transition-metal compounds

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A new theory is presented for describing band gaps and electronic structures of transition-metal compounds and both the metallic sulfides and insulating oxides and halides occur in a quite natural manner.
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A new theory is presented for describing band gaps and electronic structures of transition-metal compounds. A theoretical phase diagram is presented in which both the metallic sulfides and insulating oxides and halides occur in a quite natural manner.

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