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===== Modeling a Solid Wire with Springs ====== | Section 4.4 and 4.5 in Matter and Interactions (4th edition) |
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To understand how solids exert different forces, you must learn how the microscopic, ball and spring model relates to more macroscopic measures such as elongation/compression and force. To do this, we will need to model the interatomic bond between two atoms in a cubic lattice a spring. In these notes, you will read about the relationship between microscopic physical quantities and macroscopic ones as they relate to the extension or compression of solid materials. | ===== Modeling a Solid Wire with Springs ====== |
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| To understand how solids exert different forces, you must learn how the microscopic, ball and spring model relates to more macroscopic measures such as elongation/compression and force. To do this, we will need to model the interatomic bond between two atoms in a cubic lattice a spring. **In these notes, you will read about the relationship between microscopic physical quantities and macroscopic ones as they relate to the extension or compression of solid materials. |
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