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... usually chosen as the unit cell . The lattice is primitive , but it is usually denoted by R , rather than P , so that we speak of the trigonal R space lattice . Fig . 1.13 . Primitive translation vectors of the body - centered cubic I ...
... usually chosen as the unit cell . The lattice is primitive , but it is usually denoted by R , rather than P , so that we speak of the trigonal R space lattice . Fig . 1.13 . Primitive translation vectors of the body - centered cubic I ...
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... usually be separated into three parts : electronic , ionic , and orientational . The electronic contribution arises ... usually also an interfacial polarization arising from the accumulation of charge at structural interfaces . This is ...
... usually be separated into three parts : electronic , ionic , and orientational . The electronic contribution arises ... usually also an interfacial polarization arising from the accumulation of charge at structural interfaces . This is ...
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... usually agree within the experimental accuracy , suggesting that there may be present a diffusion mechanism which does not involve the transport of charge . The diffusion of pairs of positive and negative ion vacancies would provide ...
... usually agree within the experimental accuracy , suggesting that there may be present a diffusion mechanism which does not involve the transport of charge . The diffusion of pairs of positive and negative ion vacancies would provide ...
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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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