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... define the strain . The strains as defined are dimensionless . Dilation The fractional increase of volume associated with a deformation is called the dilation . The dilation is negative for hydrostatic pressure . The unit cube of edges ...
... define the strain . The strains as defined are dimensionless . Dilation The fractional increase of volume associated with a deformation is called the dilation . The dilation is negative for hydrostatic pressure . The unit cube of edges ...
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... defined as the magnetic moment per unit volume . The magnetic susceptibility per unit volume is defined as M B ( CGS ) x = ; ( SI ) x = HOM " ( 1 ) B where B is the macroscopic magnetic field intensity . In both systems of units x is ...
... defined as the magnetic moment per unit volume . The magnetic susceptibility per unit volume is defined as M B ( CGS ) x = ; ( SI ) x = HOM " ( 1 ) B where B is the macroscopic magnetic field intensity . In both systems of units x is ...
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... defined as the reverse field needed to reduce the induction B or the magnetization M to zero , starting in a saturated condition . Usually the definition is understood to refer | to B , except in theoretical work . When referred to M ...
... defined as the reverse field needed to reduce the induction B or the magnetization M to zero , starting in a saturated condition . Usually the definition is understood to refer | to B , except in theoretical work . When referred to M ...
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