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As nearly every chapter is the subject of separate monographs by other authors ,
it is inevitable that the treatment of the subjects which have been included should
be incomplete . In all chapters the references to the literature are intended only ...
As nearly every chapter is the subject of separate monographs by other authors ,
it is inevitable that the treatment of the subjects which have been included should
be incomplete . In all chapters the references to the literature are intended only ...
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4 Elastic Constants of Crystals This chapter is concerned with the elastic
constants of single crystals . The elastic constants are of interest because of the
insight they give into the nature of the binding forces in solids , and they are also
of ...
4 Elastic Constants of Crystals This chapter is concerned with the elastic
constants of single crystals . The elastic constants are of interest because of the
insight they give into the nature of the binding forces in solids , and they are also
of ...
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Lattice Vibrations In this chapter we discuss the elastic vibrations of crystals . We
extend the discussion of the preceding chapter to the short wavelength range ,
where the wavelength of the lattice wave is comparable with the lattice constant
of ...
Lattice Vibrations In this chapter we discuss the elastic vibrations of crystals . We
extend the discussion of the preceding chapter to the short wavelength range ,
where the wavelength of the lattice wave is comparable with the lattice constant
of ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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