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Differences in the double force tensor components , like A - B , can be
determined by internal friction experiments as discussed for instance by Nowick
and Berry ( 1972 ) . The sum of the components called Sp P or Tr P and equal to
3A , A + 2B ...
Differences in the double force tensor components , like A - B , can be
determined by internal friction experiments as discussed for instance by Nowick
and Berry ( 1972 ) . The sum of the components called Sp P or Tr P and equal to
3A , A + 2B ...
Page 197
Because of preparative difficulties ( surface barriers , internal surfaces )
macroscopic methods have considerable difficulty in determining diffusion
constants correctly and methods like NMR or internal friction are too indirect in
most cases .
Because of preparative difficulties ( surface barriers , internal surfaces )
macroscopic methods have considerable difficulty in determining diffusion
constants correctly and methods like NMR or internal friction are too indirect in
most cases .
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Epitaxial Interfaces | 3 |
Thin Films | 15 |
Semiinfinite Overgrowths | 52 |
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