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Anomalous Hall Effects in the Spinel System CuxNil-xFe203ers moving in crossed electric and magnetic fields, another component called the anomalous Hall effect. For magnetic oxides and ferrites little is known about the nature of this component. In this work, the temperature dependence of the anomalous Hall coefficient R., resistivity ρ., and thermoelectr

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The Application of Composite Materials for Prosthetic Devicesoblems. Metals have long been used while ceramics and polymers have been extensively investigated. Each of these materials has its merits and limitations. It is felt that composite materials which combine the advantages of their constituents may prove to give superior performance.

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Thermally Induced Stresses in Laminated Fiber Compositesated composite as a whole. In this work, elasticity theory was applied to calculate these stresses based on equilibrium considerations. The effect of various parameters on the magnitude of these stresses was examined. Using a constant strain failure criterion it was shown that an increase in ply tra

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Thermally Induced Stresses in Laminated Fiber Compositeshermal stresses induced by cycling caused transverse cracking and delamination. The extent of such damage is greater for the wider cycling range and is strongly influenced by structural imperfections.

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Static Fatigue in Glassve stress of the glass is reached. This theory can explain some experimental results on delayed failure in glass but other results, such as the effect of surface treatment on delayed failure, are inconsistent with the theory.

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Some Materials Problems in the Design of Glass Fiber Optical Waveguidese because of the high frequency (large capacity) employed and their small size. However, because of the very high degree of optical transparency required in a system of any reasonable length, the normal problems encountered in producing classical fiber optic devices are greatly magnified.