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magnetostrictive effect
electrostriction (or magnetostriction) is the phenomenon in which the shape of a material changes in response to the application of an electric field or a magnetic field. The effect has been known since the 19th century, when it was first reported in certain metallic alloys by William Thomson, or ......
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