Sketch a plot that contains a lateral strain for a material undergoing a temperature change which results in an elastic deformation. Sketch another plot that could represent the lateral strain in a different material undergoing a plastic deformation given the same temperature change. Microscopically, what could be different in these materials that results in the different deformations?

Sketch a plot that contains a lateral strain for a material undergoing a temperature change which results in an elastic deformation. Sketch another plot that could represent the lateral strain in a different material undergoing a plastic deformation given the same temperature change. Microscopically, what could be different in these materials that results in the different deformations?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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