Baltimore Lectures On Molecular Dynamics And the Wave Theory of Light
Baltimore Lectures On Molecular Dynamics And the Wave Theory of Light
William Thomson Kelvin
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If we adhere to this definition, then the tasinomic coefficients are moduluses, and the thlipsinomic coefficients are reciprocals of moduluses. * Compare Thomson and Tait, 673, (12) (20). THLIPSINOMIC TREATMENT OF COMPRESSIBILITY. 223 In the Lecture notes in your hands for today you see the Molar. Thlipsinomic discussion of the question of compressibility or in- compressibility ; which is much simpler than our tasinomic discussion of the same subject in which we failed yesterday. You see that i...f the dilatation, e +f+g, be denoted by 8, you have 8 = [(PP) + (QP) + (RP)] P + [(PQ) + (QQ) + (RQ)] Q + [(PR) + (QR) + (RR)] R + [(PS} + (QS) + (RS)] S + [(PT) + (QT) + (RT)]T + [(PU) + (QU) + (RU)]U ...... (3). Thus if P is the sole stress, a dilatation [(PP) + (QP) + (RP)] P is produced ; and if S is the sole stress, a dilatation is produced. We see therefore that S', a kind of stress which in an isotropic solid would produce merely distortion, may produce condensation or rarefaction in an a?olotropic solid.
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