A multiscale modelling analysis of the contribution of crystalline elastic anisotropy to intergranular stresses in ferroelectric materials

A multiscale modelling analysis of the contribution of crystalline elastic anisotropy to intergranular stresses in ferroelectric materials
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10.1088/0022-3727/47/32/325303
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2014-07
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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
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通讯作者:
Laurent Daniel;David Hall;P. J. Withers
Laurent Daniel;David Hall;P. J. Withers
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Laurent Daniel;David Hall;P. J. Withers

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