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The general parallelogram defined by primitive a , b forms a primitive cell , which
is a type of unit cell . We shall later discuss unit cells in detail , but it will suffice
now to state that the crystal translation operations applied to a unit cell will cover
...
The general parallelogram defined by primitive a , b forms a primitive cell , which
is a type of unit cell . We shall later discuss unit cells in detail , but it will suffice
now to state that the crystal translation operations applied to a unit cell will cover
...
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11 by a conventional unit cell of each . The conventional cells are not always
primitive , as sometimes a multiply primitive cell has a closer connection with the
symmetry elements than has a primitive cell . In the triclinic system the single
space ...
11 by a conventional unit cell of each . The conventional cells are not always
primitive , as sometimes a multiply primitive cell has a closer connection with the
symmetry elements than has a primitive cell . In the triclinic system the single
space ...
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We define a cell by the set of numbers Nz , Ny , Nz , Mz . The occupation number
of a cell is either 0 or 1 . We consider now a set of q : cells having approximately
the same energy E as given by ( 10 . 37 ) , and we let the number of electrons in ...
We define a cell by the set of numbers Nz , Ny , Nz , Mz . The occupation number
of a cell is either 0 or 1 . We consider now a set of q : cells having approximately
the same energy E as given by ( 10 . 37 ) , and we let the number of electrons in ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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