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... ferroelectricity requires knowl- edge of the crystal structure both above and below the transition , and calculation of the spontaneous dipole moment in the ferroelectric phase proceeds from a knowledge of the atomic displacements ...
... ferroelectricity requires knowl- edge of the crystal structure both above and below the transition , and calculation of the spontaneous dipole moment in the ferroelectric phase proceeds from a knowledge of the atomic displacements ...
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... Ferroelectric Transitions in Perovskites 3 ac ABO compounds with the perovskite structure are among the simplest materials to exhibit ferroelectric behavior ( Jona and Shirane , 1962 ) . In addi- tion they provide reasonably good ...
... Ferroelectric Transitions in Perovskites 3 ac ABO compounds with the perovskite structure are among the simplest materials to exhibit ferroelectric behavior ( Jona and Shirane , 1962 ) . In addi- tion they provide reasonably good ...
Page 154
... ferroelectric mode ( Burns , 1973 ) . In general , however , the soft - mode description of ferroelectric transitions in perovskites is substantially confirmed by infrared reflectivity ( Barker , 1966 ) and inelastic neutron scattering ...
... ferroelectric mode ( Burns , 1973 ) . In general , however , the soft - mode description of ferroelectric transitions in perovskites is substantially confirmed by infrared reflectivity ( Barker , 1966 ) and inelastic neutron scattering ...
Contents
Neutron Production and Detection | 12 |
Basic Scattering Theory | 21 |
Diffraction from Crystals | 30 |
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Einführung in die Kristallographie Will Kleber,Hans-Joachim Bautsch,Joachim Bohm No preview available - 1998 |