1994
DOI: 10.1080/00150199408007691
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Ultrasonic study of the para-ferroelectric phase transition in phosphate doped TGS crystals

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“…(24) and (26)]. The observations are in good agreement with experimental finding of Bye et al [8] and Shreekumar et al [9] for TGS crystal.…”
Section: Numerical Calculation and Resultssupporting
confidence: 82%
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“…(24) and (26)]. The observations are in good agreement with experimental finding of Bye et al [8] and Shreekumar et al [9] for TGS crystal.…”
Section: Numerical Calculation and Resultssupporting
confidence: 82%
“…The model values of various quantities for TGS crystal are given by Chaudhuri et al [13], Our theoretical results agree with experimentally reported results Bye et al [8] and Shreekumar et al [9] who has studied the effect of electric field on dielectric constant and acoustic attenuation in TGS crystal. It can be seen from our theoretical data that the ferroelectric mode frequency increases with increasing electric field strength [see Eq.…”
Section: Numerical Calculation and Resultssupporting
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“…A second area has been concerned with developing and testing theoretical models to account for the critical behaviour observed in the ultrasonic properties (velocity and attenuation ) near the ferroelectric phase transition. The third area of work has been concerned with the investigation of the e ects of doping and crystal defects produced by irradiation (with ®rays or X-rays) on the ultrasonic properties of TGS (Strukov et al 1982, 1991, Vindsh et al 1985, Volk et al 1985, Kondratkov and Serdobol'skaya 1988, Sreekumar and Philip 1994. The experimental results obtained are then compared with the predictions made by the selected theory.…”
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