The following URL shows the power relation between stress and
strain for a brittle material.
http://www.grimer2.freeserve.co.uk/pge17.htm
Because the stress-strain curve of a brittle material is virtually
a straight line it is important to stress (no pun intended g)
that this stress-strain
At 02:05 pm 22-08-04 -0400, you wrote:
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High temperature superconductors are almost always some type of copper
oxide (cuprate) ceramic doped with a variety of elements, from bismuth,
yttrium and lanthanum to strontium and calcium. For unknown reasons, this
mélange of atoms conducts
Mitchell, why don't you just send the papers in a
Word document or text plus GIFS form on a CD that a standard system can read. If
you truly want your papers on the site, then because of the way that the
LENR-CANR operators want papers presented, you will have to do that - that is
their
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