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Isotropic-compression Bragg-angle shift (dθ/dp=κtanθ/3)

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For an isotropically compressed cubic crystal, dlna/dp=−κ/3. Differentiating Bragg's law at fixed wavelength gives the displayed derivative. Constant isothermal compressibility gives a(p)=a0​e−κp/3, not an exactly linear lattice parameter. The integrated prediction presumes no intervening structural phase change.

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