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... plane are determined by any three points in the plane , provided the points are not collinear . If each of the points lies on a crystal axis , the plane may be specified by giving the positions of the points along the axes in terms of ...
... plane are determined by any three points in the plane , provided the points are not collinear . If each of the points lies on a crystal axis , the plane may be specified by giving the positions of the points along the axes in terms of ...
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... planes spaced equal distances d apart . The radiation is incident in the plane of the paper . The path difference for rays reflected from adjacent planes is 2d sin 0 , where 0 is measured from the plane . Constructive interference of ...
... planes spaced equal distances d apart . The radiation is incident in the plane of the paper . The path difference for rays reflected from adjacent planes is 2d sin 0 , where 0 is measured from the plane . Constructive interference of ...
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... plane s from equilibrium . The problem is then one dimensional . We suppose for the present that all planes of atoms ... plane labeled s as caused by the displace- ment of the plane labeled s + p is proportional to the difference us + p ...
... plane s from equilibrium . The problem is then one dimensional . We suppose for the present that all planes of atoms ... plane labeled s as caused by the displace- ment of the plane labeled s + p is proportional to the difference us + p ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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