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... domain structure . Ferroelectric domains in barium titanate may be observed by optical means , as the crystals are transparent and exhibit different ↑ Fig . 7.10 . Directions of spontaneous polarization in polydomain barium titanate ...
... domain structure . Ferroelectric domains in barium titanate may be observed by optical means , as the crystals are transparent and exhibit different ↑ Fig . 7.10 . Directions of spontaneous polarization in polydomain barium titanate ...
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... DOMAINS Now we shall show that domain structure is a natural consequence19 of the various contributions to the energy - exchange , anisotropy , and magnetic of a ferromagnetic body . The existence of domains may be inferred from the ...
... DOMAINS Now we shall show that domain structure is a natural consequence19 of the various contributions to the energy - exchange , anisotropy , and magnetic of a ferromagnetic body . The existence of domains may be inferred from the ...
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... domain . The fact that a sufficiently small particle , with diameter less than 10-4 or 10-5 cm , is composed of a single domain is a result of domain theory which has been confirmed by experiment . It can be shown21 that with such very ...
... domain . The fact that a sufficiently small particle , with diameter less than 10-4 or 10-5 cm , is composed of a single domain is a result of domain theory which has been confirmed by experiment . It can be shown21 that with such very ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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