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32 {\LARGE {\bf Materials Physics I}\\}
37 {\Large\bf Tutorial 2}
41 Consider two masses $M_1$ and $M_2$ with their idle positions
42 $r_{10}$ and $r_{20}$ connected by a spring with spring constant $D$.
43 The equilibrium distance vector is $\rho_{0}=r_{20}-r_{10}$.
44 Denote the deflection by $u_1$ and $u_2$, the deflected positions by
45 $r_1$ and $r_2$ and their distance vector by $\rho=r_2-r_1$.
46 The vector of elongation is thus given by $\sigma = u_2 -u_1$.
48 \item Write down a potential $\Phi - \Phi_0$ as a function of
49 $\rho_0$ and $\sigma$. Therefor prove and use the relation
51 \item Discuss the case $\sigma \parallel \rho_0$.
53 \item Sketch examples for elongations $u_1$ and $u_2$.
54 \item Express the potential $\Phi-\Phi_0$ as a function of
55 $\sigma = \sigma_{\parallel}$.
57 \item Discuss the case $\sigma \perp \sigma_0$.
59 \item Sketch examples for elongations $u_1$ and $u_2$.
60 \item Express the potential $\Phi-\Phi_0$ as a function of
61 $\rho_0$ and $\sigma = \sigma_{\perp}$.
62 \item Examine the case $\sigma_{\perp} \ll \rho_0$.
63 {\bf Hint:} Use $\sigma_{\perp} = \alpha \rho_0$ and
65 \item Compare the potential contribution of $\sigma_{\parallel}$ and
68 \item Discuss the model of two masses deflected along the same direction
69 as a possible model for the dynamic behaviour of atoms in a crystal
70 keeping earlier results in mind.
75 \item Derive the dispersion relation for a linear chain with two different
76 alternating types of atoms.
77 \item Discuss the two solutions for $\omega^2$.