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Phenomenological theory of the reconstructive O1H-D46H phase transition in barium titanate

V. P. Dmitriev Rostov State University, 344006, Rostov on Don, USSR
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S. B. Rochal Rostov State University, 344006, Rostov on Don, USSR
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Yu. M. Gufan Institute of Civil Engineers, 344022, Rostov on Don, USSR
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P. Toledano University of Amiens, 80039, Amiens Cedex, France
Pages 11-14 | Published online: 08 Feb 2011

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V. Dmitriev & P. Toledano. (1994) Crystal geometry and phenomenological models of reconstructive phase transitions. Phase Transitions 49:1-3, pages 57-87.
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V. P. Dmitriev, Yu. M. Gufan & P. Tolédano. (1991) Theory of the phase diagram of iron and thallium: The Burgers and Bain deformation mechanisms revised. Physical Review B 44:14, pages 7248-7255.
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