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The problem of solid solution, theoretical and experimental, is discussed and the papers presented on the subject fall into two parts: the first describes electronic structures : "ordinary alloys, transitional impurities, and transitional matrices."
The second part of the book deals with atomic structures: short-range order and Guinier-Preston zones, and long-range order (classical and periodic antiphase domain boundaries) are reviewed. Also discussed are long-range perturbations produced by impurities in metals and the effects of these perturbations on atomic ordering, magnetic coupling, magnetic resonance, and superconductivity. A review of interactions between vacancies and impurities is presented and properties of alloys with periodic antiphase domain boundaries are discussed.
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Written for the first-year graduate student, this text not only provides the conventional analytic tools, but it also discusses advanced research topics which the reader may wish to investigate. The author's approach is based on the assumption that although control theory may be simpler in terms of
BOOK NOTES 145 relativity and solid-state physics into a logically developed, unadorned presentation of electromagnetics at the junior level. The sections on relaxation and iteration methods of experimental mapping are a special featnre of this volume. An appendix on dimensions and dimensional analy