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Кристаллография в материаловедении

Скрытный Владимир Ильич and Яльцев Валерий Николаевич
В курсе «Кристаллография в материаловедении» изучаются основы кристаллографии, теории конечных групп и теории представления групп, симметрия кристаллов, влияние симметрии на физические свойства кристаллов, основные типы кристаллических структур,...
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В курсе «Кристаллография в материаловедении» изучаются основы кристаллографии, теории конечных групп и теории представления групп, симметрия кристаллов, влияние симметрии на физические свойства кристаллов, основные типы кристаллических структур, кристаллография пластической деформации моно- и поликристаллов, способы описания текстуры в поликристаллах, кристаллография фазовых превращений и границ раздела. Основная задача курса — научить студентов при анализе материалов кристаллографическому подходу с учетом влияния симметрии на физические свойства.
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Explores concepts valuable for those in materials science
Taught by instructors who have established reputations in crystallography and mineralogy
Teaches principles of crystallography and group theory, making it relevant for theoretical and computational scientists
Applies crystallography to understand the structure, symmetry, and properties of materials
Covers advanced topics such as crystallography of plastic deformation and phase transformations

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Learners who complete Кристаллография в материаловедении will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Crystallographer
Crystallographers study the atomic and molecular structure of crystals, which is important for understanding the properties and behavior of materials. This course would be a perfect fit for Crystallographers because it provides a comprehensive overview of the principles of crystallography, including the theory of finite groups and the theory of representation of groups.
Ceramic Engineer
Ceramic Engineers design, develop, and test ceramic materials and products, which are vital components in many industries, including aerospace, electronics, and energy. This course, Кристаллография в материаловедении (Crystallography in Materials Science), would be valuable to Ceramic Engineers because it provides a strong understanding of the influence of symmetry on physical properties of crystals, which is a key factor in the design and development of ceramic materials.
Solid State Physicist
Solid State Physicists study the physical properties of solids, such as electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and magnetic properties. This course would be valuable to Solid State Physicists because it provides a strong foundation in the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of solids.
Materials Scientist
Materials Scientists research and develop new materials and improve existing materials for a wide range of applications. This course would be valuable to Materials Scientists because it provides a strong foundation in the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of materials.
Materials Engineer
Materials Engineers develop and improve materials and processes for a wide range of industries, such as automotive, aerospace, and biomedical. This course would be helpful to Materials Engineers because it helps build a foundation in the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the behavior of materials and developing new materials with desired properties.
Metallurgist
Metallurgists extract and refine metals from ores and other materials, and develop and improve metal alloys. This course would be helpful to Metallurgists because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of metals and metal alloys.
Mineralogist
Mineralogists study the chemical composition, crystal structure, and physical properties of minerals. This course would be useful to Mineralogists because it provides a foundation in the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of minerals.
Nanotechnologist
Nanotechnologists develop and apply technologies at the nanoscale, which is the scale of atoms and molecules. This course would be useful to Nanotechnologists because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of nanomaterials.
Optical Engineer
Optical Engineers design and develop optical systems, such as lenses, lasers, and fiber optics. This course would be useful to Optical Engineers because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the optical properties of materials.
Photonics Engineer
Photonics Engineers design and develop devices that generate, manipulate, and detect light. This course would be useful to Photonics Engineers because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the optical properties of materials.
Laser Engineer
Laser Engineers design and develop lasers, which are used in a wide range of applications, such as telecommunications, medicine, and manufacturing. This course would be useful to Laser Engineers because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the optical properties of materials.
Solid State Chemist
Solid State Chemists synthesize and study the properties of solid-state materials, which are used in a wide range of applications, such as electronics, energy storage, and catalysis. This course would be useful to Solid State Chemists because it provides a foundation in the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of solid-state materials.
Geologist
Geologists study the Earth's physical structure and history through the analysis of rocks and minerals. This course would be helpful to Geologists because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of minerals.
Microscopist
Microscopists use microscopes to examine the structure and properties of materials. This course would be useful to Microscopists because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the crystal structure of materials.
Petrologist
Petrologists study the origin, composition, and structure of rocks. This course would be helpful to Petrologists because it provides an overview of the principles of crystallography, which is essential for understanding the structure and properties of rocks.

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We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Кристаллография в материаловедении.
This is an excellent foundational textbook for solid-state physics and the study of crystal structures. It is helpful as a background reference to many topics covered in this course.
A well-established Russian-language text covering the fundamentals of crystallography, recommended for students seeking additional reading in the original language of the course.
While primarily focused on electronic structure, this book benefits students of this course with its treatment of crystallography and its impact on materials properties.
Is an excellent supplementary resource to the course's study of symmetry and its effects on the physical properties of crystals. This book assumes a background in solid-state physics but may be valuable to students seeking additional background.
A good basic overview of crystallography, useful as a source of background knowledge and additional examples.
Useful for introductory background on crystal structures and bonding.

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