Behavior of Poisson's Ratio in the Crystal Cu2O

V.N. Belomestnykh; E.G. Soboleva

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 682Behavior of Poisson's Ratio in the Crystal Cu2O

Behavior of Poisson's Ratio in the Crystal Cu₂O

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Anisotropic and isotropic Poisson’s ratios for cuprum oxide are studied basing on the known experimental values of rigidity constants of Cu₂O monocrystals within the temperature interval 4.2...873 K. The Poisson’s ratios of the given crystal are studied under the change of external conditions within the given intervals.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 682)

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V.N. Belomestnykh*, E.G. Soboleva

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Anisotropy, Crystal Cu₂O, Poisson's Ratio

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