I calculate elastic properties of three-dimensional Yukawa or dust crystals using molecular dynamic simulations. The elastic properties are computed by deforming (compressing/expanding) a cubic dust crystal along different directions. The bulk modulus, shear modulus, and Poisson's ratio are determined as a function of shielding parameter κ and strong coupling parameter Γ. Furthermore, I calculate sound wave velocity and shear wave velocity using bulk and shear modulus values and compare them with the velocities obtained from the slope of longitudinal and transverse wave dispersion relations. It is found that the sound and shear velocities obtained using bulk and shear modulus agree with the previously observed experimental values.
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