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A good review of the detailed thermodynamic theory of ferroelectrics is given by Devonshire.14 FERROELECTRIC DOMAINS We have seen that a crystal of barium titanate has cubic symmetry above the Curie point and tetragonal symmetry below ...
A good review of the detailed thermodynamic theory of ferroelectrics is given by Devonshire.14 FERROELECTRIC DOMAINS We have seen that a crystal of barium titanate has cubic symmetry above the Curie point and tetragonal symmetry below ...
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The existence of domains may be inferred from the character of the magnetization curve itself . But the most direct evidence of domain structure is furnished by photomicrographs of domain boundaries obtained by the technique of magnetic ...
The existence of domains may be inferred from the character of the magnetization curve itself . But the most direct evidence of domain structure is furnished by photomicrographs of domain boundaries obtained by the technique of magnetic ...
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case arises from magnetostriction : since the closure domains are magnetized along different axes from the basic ... but domain structure always has its origin in the possibility of lowering the energy of a system by going from a ...
case arises from magnetostriction : since the closure domains are magnetized along different axes from the basic ... but domain structure always has its origin in the possibility of lowering the energy of a system by going from a ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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