Structural and Magnetic Phase Transitions in MineralsThis volume in Advances in Physical Geochemistry presents the latest synthesis of theory and experimental data pertaining to structural and magnetic phase transitions in a variety of geochemically important minerals. The book is the first to cover the impact of this rapidly progressing area of solid state physics in earth sciences and reflects its growing significance for mineralogy and petrology. |
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The most traditional way to measure the order parameter is to follow the
temperature evolution of lattice parameters . However , it is necessary to know
which lattice parameters ( or combination of lattice parameters ) reflect the order
parameter ...
The most traditional way to measure the order parameter is to follow the
temperature evolution of lattice parameters . However , it is necessary to know
which lattice parameters ( or combination of lattice parameters ) reflect the order
parameter ...
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S. Ghose, J.M.D. Coey, E. Salje. where U ( X ) is the static lattice energy , Fih is
the thermal contribution to the free energy , and V is the volume . The thermal
contribution to the free energy is calculated in the quasiharmonic approximation
Fon ( ...
S. Ghose, J.M.D. Coey, E. Salje. where U ( X ) is the static lattice energy , Fih is
the thermal contribution to the free energy , and V is the volume . The thermal
contribution to the free energy is calculated in the quasiharmonic approximation
Fon ( ...
Page 99
Because the quasiharmonic lattice becomes unstable as the critical
transformations are approached , it was not possible to calculate equilibrium
angles beyond the temperatures indicated by the small open and filled circles .
The dotted lines ...
Because the quasiharmonic lattice becomes unstable as the critical
transformations are approached , it was not possible to calculate equilibrium
angles beyond the temperatures indicated by the small open and filled circles .
The dotted lines ...
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Contents
Incommensurate Phase Transitions in Quartz and Berlinite | 17 |
Phase Separation in Quadrilateral Pyroxenes and Olivines | 39 |
Multicritical Phase Relations in Minerals | 60 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Structural and Magnetic Phase Transitions in Minerals Volume 7 of Advances in Physical Geochemistry |
| Editors | S. Ghose, J.M.D. Coey, E. Salje |
| Contributors | S. Ghose, O. Ballet, T. Brückel, J.M.D. Coey, M.S.T. Bukowinski, E. Salje, B.P. Burton, P.M. Davidson, G. Dolino, H. Fuess, W. Lottermoser, M. Matsui, Y. Matsui, B. Palosz, W. Prandl, D.M. Sherman, G.H. Wolf, B. Wruck |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Springer New York, 1988 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2008 |
| ISBN | 0387967109, 9780387967103 |
| Length | 244 pages |
| Subjects | › › Science / Chemistry / Inorganic Science / Chemistry / Physical & Theoretical Science / Earth Sciences / Mineralogy Science / Physics / Condensed Matter Science / Physics / Crystallography |
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