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In cubic crystals a direction [uvw] is perpendicular to a plane (uvw) having the
same indices, but this is not generally true in other crystal systems. The positions
of points in a unit cell are specified in terms of lattice coordinates, in which each ...
In cubic crystals a direction [uvw] is perpendicular to a plane (uvw) having the
same indices, but this is not generally true in other crystal systems. The positions
of points in a unit cell are specified in terms of lattice coordinates, in which each ...
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For further details on the packing of spheres, see A. H. Boerdijk, Philips Research
Repts. 7, 303 (1952), and references cited therein. 1.2. Show that the Laue
equations for the incident beam parallel to the z cube edge of a simple cubic
crystal ...
For further details on the packing of spheres, see A. H. Boerdijk, Philips Research
Repts. 7, 303 (1952), and references cited therein. 1.2. Show that the Laue
equations for the incident beam parallel to the z cube edge of a simple cubic
crystal ...
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Show that the bulk modulus B = — V (dp/dV) in cubic crystals is given by Cll +
2C12 B 3.4. A cubic crystal is subject to tension in the [100] direction. Find
expressions for Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio in terms of the elastic
compliances ...
Show that the bulk modulus B = — V (dp/dV) in cubic crystals is given by Cll +
2C12 B 3.4. A cubic crystal is subject to tension in the [100] direction. Find
expressions for Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio in terms of the elastic
compliances ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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