What does LDF mean?
LDF means Local Density Function (solid-state physics)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Local Density Function (solid-state physics)?
Local Density Function (solid-state physics) can be abbreviated as LDF
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What does LDF stand for? LDF stands for "Local Density Function (solid-state physics)". |
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How to abbreviate "Local Density Function (solid-state physics)"? "Local Density Function (solid-state physics)" can be abbreviated as LDF. |
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What is the meaning of LDF abbreviation? The meaning of LDF abbreviation is "Local Density Function (solid-state physics)". |
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What is LDF abbreviation? One of the definitions of LDF is "Local Density Function (solid-state physics)". |
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What does LDF mean? LDF as abbreviation means "Local Density Function (solid-state physics)". |
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What is shorthand of Local Density Function (solid-state physics)? The most common shorthand of "Local Density Function (solid-state physics)" is LDF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BSSPI - Balkan Solid-State Physics Institute
- ISSP-BAS - Institute of Solid State Physics - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
- DSSP - Division of Solid State Physics
- IAF - Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics
- LASSP - Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics
- QSSP - Quantum and Solid State Physics
- RISSP - Research Institute for Solid State Physics and Optics
- SSP - Solid State Physics
- SSPL - Solid State Physics Laboratory
- ASSP - Atomic and Solid State Physics
- DAESSP - Department of Atomic Energy Solid State Physics
- SSPD - Solid State Physics Division
- SSPS - Solid State Physics Symposium
- STSSP - Selected Topics in Solid State Physics
- Rissp - Research Institute for Solid-State Physics
- Solid-state Phys - Solid-State Physics
- Sspi - Solid-State Physics Institute
- sspl - Solid State Physics Lab
- ssps - Solid State Physics
- SSPG - Solid State Physics Group