A statistical study of the defect crystal lattice relaxation

I.I. Narkevich

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 1988, vol. 150, issue 3, 659-671

Abstract: That the statistical method of conditional distributions was productively used to describe uniform and, subsequently, nonuniform systems is indicative of its efficiency, which allows more and more complicated physical effects to be investigated with respect adjustments of the basic idea of the method to every particular situation. So, in this paper the earlier developed statistical theory of nonuniform systems is extended to the case of irregular deformable crystalline media with the aim of concerted account of the contributions due to the real lattice deformation within the framework of the statistical conditional distribution method. Various kinds of defects resulting in the relaxation of the lattice parameters near the defects may be a source of the lattice regularity disturbances. The statistical expression obtained for crystal free energy depends parametrically on the deformation tensor of the medium.

Date: 1988
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DOI: 10.1016/0378-4371(88)90262-2

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