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Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Page v
Preface to the English Edition, Pages vi-viii
List of Symbols Used, Pages xv-xx
1 - Introduction, Pages 1-2
2 - Orientation of Individual Crystallites, Pages 3-41
3 - Orientation Distributions, Pages 42-46
4 - Expansion of Orientation Distribution Functions in Series of Generalized Spherical Harmonics: Three-dimensional Textures, Pages 47-118
5 - Fibre Textures, Pages 119-153
6 - Methods not Based on the Series Expansion, Pages 154-168
7 - Special Distribution Functions, Pages 169-187
8 - Texture Transformation, Pages 188-193
9 - A System of Programs for the Texture Analysis of Sheets of Cubic Materials, Pages 194-211
10 - Estimation of the Errors, Pages 212-225
11 - Some Results of Texture Analysis, Pages 226-278
12 - Orientation Distribution Functions of Other Structural Elements, Pages 279-293
13 - Physical Properties of Polycrystalline Materials, Pages 294-350
14 - Mathematical Aids, Pages 351-403
15 - Numerical Tables, Page 404
References, Pages 405-419
Appendix 1 - Table 9.2βTable 9.14, Pages 421,423-438
Appendix 2 - Listings of the ODF and Library Programs, Pages 439-454
Appendix 3 - Tables for Chapter 15, Pages 455-559
Appendix 4 - Graphic Representations, Pages 561-584
INDEX, Pages 585-593
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