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Another solution is given by a transverse or shear wave moving along the y cube
edge , with the particle motion in the x direction : u = uni ( wt - ky ) , which gives ,
on substitution in ( 1.25 ) , -w po = -k % C44 , so that ( 4.27 ) V = ( C44 / po ) .
Another solution is given by a transverse or shear wave moving along the y cube
edge , with the particle motion in the x direction : u = uni ( wt - ky ) , which gives ,
on substitution in ( 1.25 ) , -w po = -k % C44 , so that ( 4.27 ) V = ( C44 / po ) .
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6 ( IT ) ?, where the definite integral is given in standard tables . Finally , 7 ? (
10.75 ) I = = $ o * ( E ) F " ( E ) dE = F ( Ep ) + ( kiT ) * F " ' ( Ep ) + 6 The number of
electrons is given by setting ( using ( 10.47 ) ] ( 10.76 ) F ( F ) = . * 5 ( E ) dE , so
that ...
6 ( IT ) ?, where the definite integral is given in standard tables . Finally , 7 ? (
10.75 ) I = = $ o * ( E ) F " ( E ) dE = F ( Ep ) + ( kiT ) * F " ' ( Ep ) + 6 The number of
electrons is given by setting ( using ( 10.47 ) ] ( 10.76 ) F ( F ) = . * 5 ( E ) dE , so
that ...
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Representative values of E + are given in Table 17.1 . If we express the jump
frequency v + as arted ( 17.19 ) V + -Ex / kT vote it is found that Vot has a value
close to 1014 sec : -1 for NaCl and KCI . One expects atomic vibrational
frequencies ...
Representative values of E + are given in Table 17.1 . If we express the jump
frequency v + as arted ( 17.19 ) V + -Ex / kT vote it is found that Vot has a value
close to 1014 sec : -1 for NaCl and KCI . One expects atomic vibrational
frequencies ...
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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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