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C . Cation Contributions to Lattice Constants Garnets exist in only one crystal
structure : cubic ( 01o – Ia3d ) . The cubic lattice constants , i . e . , a , of the garnet
compounds are well known . They provide an excellent source for the study of the
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C . Cation Contributions to Lattice Constants Garnets exist in only one crystal
structure : cubic ( 01o – Ia3d ) . The cubic lattice constants , i . e . , a , of the garnet
compounds are well known . They provide an excellent source for the study of the
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A projection of the cubic unit cell of the garnet structure using the above set of ( x ,
y , z ) values is shown in Fig . 11 ( Slater , 1965 ) . In Fig . 11 , the largest circles
are for the c site cations , the decreasing order of circles is for the a - site , the d ...
A projection of the cubic unit cell of the garnet structure using the above set of ( x ,
y , z ) values is shown in Fig . 11 ( Slater , 1965 ) . In Fig . 11 , the largest circles
are for the c site cations , the decreasing order of circles is for the a - site , the d ...
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Anisotropy energy , Fk , is required to turn M from the easy axis direction to any
other direction . Phenomenologically , this magnetocrystalline anisotropy can be
described , to a second approximation , for cubic crystals as Fx = Fo + K ( 0 , 242
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Anisotropy energy , Fk , is required to turn M from the easy axis direction to any
other direction . Phenomenologically , this magnetocrystalline anisotropy can be
described , to a second approximation , for cubic crystals as Fx = Fo + K ( 0 , 242
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Thin Films | 15 |
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