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We discuss the response of a crystal in the presence of a neutron distortion in the first-order self-consistent approximation and we stress the importance of the self-consistency condition. The resultant integral equation for the phonon energies is solved by direct matrix inversion instead of truncating a series expansion. Numerical results are presented for solid Ne and fcc He⁴ at 10.0 and 11.5 cm³/mole.
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