As a rule, I require my graduate students do their own literature searches for their research efforts. I must defer to your request for information to ask you to do the same. Even if this were not true, I am also prohibited to "send" you anything. The sources are copyright. You have to obtain them yourself.

The foundations band-structure theory are found in solid-state physics by Kittel or other authors. While the specific system you have may not be documented exactly in journal articles, comparable systems are presented. The Leibnez Institute should (I imagine) have access to the appropriate journals for you to review.

As a note, my university (UAHuntsville) and the University of Rostock have established a cooperative agreement for collaborative research programs. To the extent that your work is part of U Rostock and you are interested in my consultation on your work, I am open to hear further from your project advisor in off-line (email) discussions.

How well do you know about band structures and metallic bonding in metals? Any good clarification starts from the assumption that you have at least this basic knowledge.

Have you done a literature search on the topic of pd-ag nano particles? My quick search finds many such articles that will certainly also give you appropriate answers.

Mr.Weimer , thanks for answering.Could please send me any book or Reviews explain it in details, because I have searched but all mention about the synergistic effect between both of two metals not more

And it would be very nice if you send me the textbook or Reviews which explain it when (Palladium) exists as core and (silver) as shell and in the case of alloy Formation of these two metals, thanks again

As a rule, I require my graduate students do their own literature searches for their research efforts. I must defer to your request for information to ask you to do the same. Even if this were not true, I am also prohibited to "send" you anything. The sources are copyright. You have to obtain them yourself.

The foundations band-structure theory are found in solid-state physics by Kittel or other authors. While the specific system you have may not be documented exactly in journal articles, comparable systems are presented. The Leibnez Institute should (I imagine) have access to the appropriate journals for you to review.

As a note, my university (UAHuntsville) and the University of Rostock have established a cooperative agreement for collaborative research programs. To the extent that your work is part of U Rostock and you are interested in my consultation on your work, I am open to hear further from your project advisor in off-line (email) discussions.