Consider an elastic crystal with the cubic lattice. Let (x, y, z) denote the coordinate system with its axes along the l

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Consider an elastic crystal with the cubic lattice. Let (x, y, z) denote the coordinate system with its axes along the l

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Consider an elastic crystal with the cubic lattice. Let (x, y, z) denote the coordinate system with its axes along the lattice directions. The free energy density corresponding to a deformation given by the deformation tensor uij is given by 1 F ==⁄A₁ (U²z+ U³y + U²₂2) + √2 (UzzUyy + UzzUzz + Uyy Uzz) +2A3 (ury + urz + U²³₂). b) Using the free-energy density given above, demonstrate that the diagonal components of the stress tensor jare given by Oxx (A1-A2) Uxx + λ₂ Ukk, 1 where ukk is the trace of the deformation tensor, while the off-diagonal elements are given by Try = 2X3 Ury, and similar expressions for the other components. c) Invert this relationship and find ui; as functions of Tij.
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