Physical Properties of Crystals

Nye, J. F. (1985). Physical Properties of Crystals: Their Representation by Tensors and Matrices. Oxford University Press.

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Book

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Review or monograph

Year

1985

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Primes

• Anisotropy
  • Its autonomous core is the reproducible dependence of one property on orientation relative to a typed frame, distinct from spatial inhomogeneity, ordinary scalar variation, direction chosen only by the observer, and one specific anisotropic mechanism.

Domain-specific

• Crystal Lattice
  • This classification is not merely taxonomic: the symmetry operations present in a space group strictly determine which physical properties are allowed and which are forbidden — a centrosymmetric crystal cannot have a permanent electric polarization, a cubic crystal must have isotropic optical properties and conductivity (though not isotropic elasticity, which keeps three independent constants), and the allowed X-ray reflections obey systematic absences set by the lattice type and basis

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