External field in the Landau theory of a weakly discontinuous phase transition: Pressure effect in the martensitic transitions.
External field in the Landau theory of a weakly discontinuous phase transition: Pressure effect in the martensitic transitions.
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弱不连续相变朗道理论中的外场:马氏体转变中的压力效应。
DOI:
10.1103/physrevb.50.16326
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1994
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Fradkin
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Fradkin
The effect of hydrostatic as well as uniaxial pressure upon proper ferroelastic (martensitic) phase transitions in cubic crystals is considered. The volumetric strain is considered to be the secondary order parameter conjugated to the symmetrized shear strain that governs the reduction of point symmetry to a tetragonal one. Corresponding terms in the Ginzburg-Landau expansion of the Gibbs free energy are analyzed for transitions of the first as well as of the second order. The pressure effect on the transition temperature as well as on the anomalies of isothermal compressibility and the linear thermal-expansion coefficient are studied and recent experimental data on thermal expansion anomalies in V 3 Si, In-Tl, and Ni-Al are discussed. The nonlinearity of thermal expansion is found to imply a special relation between the shear strain and volume change that can lead to the transformation from a fcc lattice to a bcc one, as observed in the iron alloys.