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Twofold elastic symmetry (N=13)

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A rotation through π about the third coordinate axis preserves the strain components e11​,e22​,e33​,e12​ and reverses e13​,e23​. A symmetry-invariant elastic stiffness tensor cannot couple the two parity spaces. Its independent symmetric blocks therefore contain 4⋅5/2+2⋅3/2=13 coefficients. A twofold axis alone does not impose invariance under every rotation about that axis.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2002 / iii / Paper 54 / 2 / Solution

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