On the Combination of Self-Consistent and Geometric Mean Elements for the Calculation of the Elastic Properties of Textured Multi-Phase Samples

S. Matthies

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On the Combination of Self-Consistent and Geometric Mean Elements for the Calculation of the Elastic Properties of Textured Multi-Phase Samples

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After a review of the commonly used methods to describe the elastic properties of textured polycrystals an algorithm is explained that combines elements of a geometric mean and of a generalized self-consistent approach.

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