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Fig. 1: Size and shape dependence of Young modulus of TiO2 using eqs. (4-6).            The experimental data[1] are shown by for TiO2 (spherical)
Fig.5:  Size and shape dependence of Young modulus of Cu using eqs. (4-6). The experimental data [5] are shown by for Cu nanowire at 0K and .are the theoretical results obtained by Aoet al
Fig. 6: Size and shape dependence of vibrational frequency of TiO 2 using eqs. (9-11)

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