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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «INCOMMENSURATE»
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incommensurate na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
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1
Incommensurate Crystallography
This book fully describes the structures and symmetries of incommensurately modulated crystals and composite crystals.
2
International Tables for Crystallography, Reciprocal Space
reflections ought to show the symmetry of the average structure, while the
incommensurate reflections lose the symmetry. The problem of the finite size of
the illuminated area is discussed using equations (2.5.3.7) and (2.5.3.8) in a
paper by ...
3
Crystallography Reviews
The difference between periodic crystals and incommensurate phases is that the
latter have non,zero intensity also at points outside a reciprocal lattice (6), all of
which need to be taken into account in the calculation of the inverse Fourier ...
M. Moore, Sander Van Smaalen, 1995
4
International Tables for Crystallography, Definition and ...
All aperiodic structures can be classified into one of three groups:
incommensurately modulated structures, incommensurate composite structures
and quasicrystals. It is the purpose of the modulated and composite structures
GIF dictionary ...
Sydney Hall, Theo Hahn, Uri Shmueli, 2005
5
Advanced Ferroelectricity
2. Incommensurate. systems. Translational lattice periodicity is usually
considered as one of the most basic characterizing features of a crystal. Identical
unit cells where atoms occupy certain regularly spaced positions are indefinitely
repeating ...
6
Light Scattering Near Phase Transitions
At the same time the phenomenological theory of light scattering in an
incommensurate phase, which reflects adequately the fundamental features of
this phenomenon, may be constructed by analogy with the theory of light
scattering in the ...
H.Z. Cummins, A.P. Levanyuk, 1983
7
Proceedings: Microscopy and Microanalysis 2002 : Québec ...
Electron. Crystallographic. Study. of. Incommensurate. Modulated. Structures.
Fan Hai-fu, Li Yang, Wan Zheng-hua, Fu Zheng-qing, Mo You-de, Cheng Ting-
zhu & Li Fang-hua Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing ...
19.7. incommensurate Magnetic Structures As was discussed in Section l9.6.l, we
classify as incommensurate structures any magnetic structures that develop
below the ordering temperature with a wave vector k 9* 1/2. Let us consider for ...
Celotta, David L. Price, Kurt Sko ̈ld, 1987
9
Handbook of Superconducting Materials
All of the Bi based superconductors exhibit structural modulations which are often
incommensurate with the basic structure. The relationship of the structural
modulation to the element substitution or chemical doping and their role with
respect ...
David A. Cardwell, David S. Ginley, 2003
10
Materials Interfaces: Atomic-level Structure and Properties
If the interactions among the constituent particles of the monolayer are dominant
over their interactions with the substrate, the monolayer may assume a structure
with a lattice constant, which is incommensurate with the substrate. In this case ...
D. Wolf, Sidney Yip, 1992
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «INCOMMENSURATE»
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incommensurate no contexto das seguintes notícias.
'Whistler's Mother' and fresh perspectives at the Clark
... your trip to this picturesque part of the world, where everything, it turns out, is as out of whack and incommensurate as everywhere else. «Boston Globe, jul 15»
Magnetic anisotropy, unusual hysteresis and putative “up-up-down …
5 shows their rapid evolution in the small temperature interval 13–15 K. At 13, 14 and 14.5 K, the spectra are purely incommensurate ... «Nature.com, jul 15»
BP settlement
The compensation is grossly incommensurate with the enormity of the tragedy. The citizens of India need examples of justice in order to sustain ... «The Hindu, jul 15»
House defends lawmakers' salaries
... and argued that they were excessive and incommensurate with ongoing economic circumstances in the country, which have forced pay cuts ... «Cyprus Mail, jul 15»
From Drought to Glory: How PSV Rebuilt an Empire
He was expected to win trophies and instantly restore PSV to glory, but the resources at his disposal were simply incommensurate with such an ... «Football-Oranje, jun 15»
The Confederate battle flag is what makes America stupid
It may be incommensurate with the crime, but black Americans are entirely justified in their rancor against official sanction of a symbol of slavery ... «PJ Media, jun 15»
Local artist-activist confronts Shell Arctic drill rig off Vancouver Island
... Nature found that development of any oil and gas resources in the Arctic is incommensurate with efforts to limit average global warming to 2 ... «The Vancouver Observer, jun 15»
Aperiodic crystals and beyond
While order was once seen as synonymous with lattice periodic arrangements, the discoveries of incommensurate crystals and quasicrystals ... «Phys.Org, jun 15»
Jenny Diski's End Notes
Even in England, where she has won prizes and critical acclaim, her reputation is incommensurate with her spectacular originality. Diski is one ... «New York Times, jun 15»
Ultracold ions put friction to the test
... into the next gap and become stuck again. If the gaps and atoms are incommensurate, fewer atoms will get stuck and friction will be weaker. «physicsworld.com, jun 15»
