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A convenient way of choosing the unit cell is to choose an origin 0 and from it
draw the various vectors nia + n2b + nzc and then bisect each vector with a plane
perpendicular to it . The region of space which can be reached from 0 without ...
A convenient way of choosing the unit cell is to choose an origin 0 and from it
draw the various vectors nia + n2b + nzc and then bisect each vector with a plane
perpendicular to it . The region of space which can be reached from 0 without ...
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Consider a crystal in the form of a cube of side L containing an edge dislocation
of Burgers vector d . If the crystal is subjected to a shear stress o on the upper
and lower faces in the direction of slip , show by considering energy balance that
...
Consider a crystal in the form of a cube of side L containing an edge dislocation
of Burgers vector d . If the crystal is subjected to a shear stress o on the upper
and lower faces in the direction of slip , show by considering energy balance that
...
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[ b X c ] Similar expressions obtain for the other vectors . The properties of the
reciprocal ... ( ii ) The length of the vector r * ( hkl ) is equal to the reciprocal of the
spacing of the planes ( hkl ) of the crystal lattice . As proof we note that ( a / h ) – (
b / k ) ...
[ b X c ] Similar expressions obtain for the other vectors . The properties of the
reciprocal ... ( ii ) The length of the vector r * ( hkl ) is equal to the reciprocal of the
spacing of the planes ( hkl ) of the crystal lattice . As proof we note that ( a / h ) – (
b / k ) ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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