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... applied . Thus the stress component X represents a force applied in the x direc- tion to a unit area of a plane whose normal lies in the x direction ; the stress com- ponent X , represents a force applied in the x direction to a unit ...
... applied . Thus the stress component X represents a force applied in the x direc- tion to a unit area of a plane whose normal lies in the x direction ; the stress com- ponent X , represents a force applied in the x direction to a unit ...
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... applied electric field ( Fig . 6.1 ) . The field Eloc at any atom may be written as a sum ( 6.1 ) Eloc = Eo + E1 E2 + E3 , 1 where Eo is the electric field applied from external sources ; E1 is the " depolarization field " resulting ...
... applied electric field ( Fig . 6.1 ) . The field Eloc at any atom may be written as a sum ( 6.1 ) Eloc = Eo + E1 E2 + E3 , 1 where Eo is the electric field applied from external sources ; E1 is the " depolarization field " resulting ...
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Charles Kittel. principal axes parallel to the applied field , the polarization will be parallel to the applied field , as will the depolarization field E1 , which it is found may be calculated from the polarization P by a relation of ...
Charles Kittel. principal axes parallel to the applied field , the polarization will be parallel to the applied field , as will the depolarization field E1 , which it is found may be calculated from the polarization P by a relation of ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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