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The structure of sodium niobate at 600°C, and the cubic-tetragonal transition in relation to soft-phonon modes
Philosophical Magazine 25 (5):1119-1135 (1972)
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Phenomenology of ferroelectrics with rotated octahedra.C. N. W. Darlington - 1975 - Philosophical Magazine 31 (5):1159-1175.
The structures of sodium niobate between 480° and 575°C, and their relevance to soft-phonon modes.M. Ahtee, A. M. Glazer & H. D. Megaw - 1972 - Philosophical Magazine 26 (4):995-1014.
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