Resonant ultrasound spectroscopy (RUS) involves the study of the mechanical resonances of solids. The resonant response of a particular object depends on its shape, elastic constants, crystallographic orientation, density, and dissipation. It is possible to obtain the complete elastic constant matrix of relatively low-symmetry materials from a RUS spectrum on a single small sample . The measurement and the computation of the RUS spectra of solids are reviewed. Several examples of the use of the technique are discussed.
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