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... displacement is given by ( 4.7 ) If we write the displacement as ( 4.8 ) 0 = uf + vg + wh , we have from ( 4.4 ) and ( 4.7 ) the following expressions for the strain components : ди av exx = Cyy = Czz = ди ; дх ay Əz ( 4.9 ) Cry = θυ ди ...
... displacement is given by ( 4.7 ) If we write the displacement as ( 4.8 ) 0 = uf + vg + wh , we have from ( 4.4 ) and ( 4.7 ) the following expressions for the strain components : ди av exx = Cyy = Czz = ди ; дх ay Əz ( 4.9 ) Cry = θυ ди ...
Page 95
... displacement in the direction of the propagation vector k . The term in curl curl gives rise to two independent orthogonal transverse waves of equal frequency ; the particle displacements are in a plane normal to the propagation vector ...
... displacement in the direction of the propagation vector k . The term in curl curl gives rise to two independent orthogonal transverse waves of equal frequency ; the particle displacements are in a plane normal to the propagation vector ...
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... Displacement , x Fig . 19.1 . ( a ) Relative shear of two planes of atoms ( shown in cross section ) in a uniformly strained crystal ; ( b ) shear stress as a function of the relative displace- ment of the planes from their equilibrium ...
... Displacement , x Fig . 19.1 . ( a ) Relative shear of two planes of atoms ( shown in cross section ) in a uniformly strained crystal ; ( b ) shear stress as a function of the relative displace- ment of the planes from their equilibrium ...
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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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