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Two - TilT " METHOD Isotropic elasticity theory predicts that the strain ex , y is
linearly dependent on sin ? y , as was shown in ... have been presented are
based upon isotropic elasticity , while most crystalline materials show elastic
anisotropy .
Two - TilT " METHOD Isotropic elasticity theory predicts that the strain ex , y is
linearly dependent on sin ? y , as was shown in ... have been presented are
based upon isotropic elasticity , while most crystalline materials show elastic
anisotropy .
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in which bulk elastic constants are valid . These bulk elastic constants are usually
measured by mechanical methods . Unfortunately , polycrystalline materials are
usually not elastically isotropic and the selective nature of X - ray diffraction ...
in which bulk elastic constants are valid . These bulk elastic constants are usually
measured by mechanical methods . Unfortunately , polycrystalline materials are
usually not elastically isotropic and the selective nature of X - ray diffraction ...
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This diffraction plane dependence occurs even when experimentally measured
elastic constants are used for each peak indicating that the hkl dependence is not
due to elastic anisotropy . An example of such results for a steel is given in ...
This diffraction plane dependence occurs even when experimentally measured
elastic constants are used for each peak indicating that the hkl dependence is not
due to elastic anisotropy . An example of such results for a steel is given in ...
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R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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