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... crystal . † In crystals of the triclinic , monoclinic and rhombic systems , all three principal values are different ; such crystals are said to be biaxial . ‡ In crystals of the triclinic system , the directions of the principal axes ...
... crystal . † In crystals of the triclinic , monoclinic and rhombic systems , all three principal values are different ; such crystals are said to be biaxial . ‡ In crystals of the triclinic system , the directions of the principal axes ...
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... crystal classes . They are related to the magnetic space groups in the same way as the ordinary crystal classes to the ordinary space groups . They include , firstly , the usual 32 classes , and those classes augmented by the element R ...
... crystal classes . They are related to the magnetic space groups in the same way as the ordinary crystal classes to the ordinary space groups . They include , firstly , the usual 32 classes , and those classes augmented by the element R ...
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... crystal , when spontaneously magnetised along one of the directions of easy mag- netisation , ceases to possess cubic symmetry , and so there is a displacement of the atoms , i.e. a distortion of the crystal lattice . Such a crystal ...
... crystal , when spontaneously magnetised along one of the directions of easy mag- netisation , ceases to possess cubic symmetry , and so there is a displacement of the atoms , i.e. a distortion of the crystal lattice . Such a crystal ...
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2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
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