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Tensor 1[edit | edit source]

Propagation of Waves Along One-Dimensional Crystal with Two Kinds of Atoms[edit | edit source]

  • Force-balance equations
  • Trial solution
  • With a given value of k, there are two different waves of angular frequency that may be propagated

Interpretation of the Solutions[edit | edit source]

Solutions of Small k[edit | edit source]
Solutions with positive sign at k = 0[edit | edit source]
Solutions with negative sign at k = 0[edit | edit source]

Acoustic and optic branch

Solutions with k = kmax[edit | edit source]
Displacements at kmx[edit | edit source]

Correspondence to the Identical-Atom Problem[edit | edit source]

The optical mode is not present in the case with one kind of atom.

Tensor 2[edit | edit source]

Wave Propagation in a Continuous One-Dimensional Medium[edit | edit source]

The wave velocity is independent of

 

Wave Motion on a Row of Identical Atoms[edit | edit source]

Total Number of Vibrational Modes that May be Supported by the Crystal[edit | edit source]

The number of vibration modes that can be supported is equal to the number of atoms in the crystal

Tensor 3[edit | edit source]

Propagation of Elastic Waves in Crystals[edit | edit source]

Relation of stress and strain in a cubic crystal

Tensor 4[edit | edit source]

Tensor 5[edit | edit source]

Conventions of Relabeling Stress, Strain, Stiffness, and Compliance in Matrix Notation[edit | edit source]

Condensation of Tensor to Matrix Notation[edit | edit source]

Strain in Terms of Stress[edit | edit source]

Stress in Terms of Strain[edit | edit source]

Tensor 6[edit | edit source]

Property Tensors[edit | edit source]

Triclinic[edit | edit source]

Monoclinic[edit | edit source]

Orthorhombic[edit | edit source]

Tetragonal[edit | edit source]

Tetragonal[edit | edit source]

Cubic[edit | edit source]

Isotropic[edit | edit source]

Cauchy Relation[edit | edit source]

  1. Central Forces
  2. Each atom at center of symmetry
  3. No initial stress

Tensor 7[edit | edit source]

Some Basic Relations in Electromagnetism[edit | edit source]