Never have I ever heard this word before, and I aced mineralogy. I have an A+ in shapes. Is this a familiar term?
owenfromcanada 2 points 2 days ago
Can't say I've heard the term.
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I've only heard about it in elasticity theory, as the case of triclinic anisotropy for which the elasticity tensor has 21 independent components, which is the maximum possible number.
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