Foundations of crystallography with computer applications. (2011)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Maureen M. Julian.
• Other Names: Julian, Maureen M
• Contents: LATTICES Two-Dimensional Lattices; Two-Dimensional Basis Vectors and Unit Cells; Two-Dimensional Transformations between Sets of Basis Vectors; Three-Dimensional Basis Vectors, Unit Cells, and Lattice Transformations; Conversion to Cartesian Coordinates; A Crystal: Hexamethylbenzene; A Crystal: Anhydrous Alum; Effects of Temperature And Pressure On LatticeParameters; UNIT CELL CALCULATIONS; Fractional Coordinates; Plotting Atoms in the Unit Cell; Calculation of Interatomic Bond Distances; Calculation of Interatomic Bond Angles; Area and Volume of the Unit Cell; Summary of Metric Matrix Calculations; Quartz Example; Transformation Matrices; Hexamethylbenzene Example; Crystallographic Directions; Crystallographic Planes and Miller Indices Density; Revisiting Thermal Expansion and Isothermal Compressibility; POINT GROUPS; Group Theory; Symmetry Operations; Crystallographic Rotations; Summary of the Two-Dimensional Crystallographic Operations; Two-Dimensional Crystallographic Point Groups; Two-Dimensional Crystal Systems; Two-Dimensional Point Group Tree ; Three-Dimensional Point Groups; Three-Dimensional Crystal Systems; Examples of Three-Dimensional Point Groups With Multiple Generators; Three-Dimensional Point Group Trees; Point Group Symmetry and Some Physical Properties Of Crystals; SPACE GROUPS; Two-Dimensional Bravais Lattices; Crystal Systems and the G Matrices; Two-Dimensional Space Groups; Overview of the Asymmetric Unit; Recipe for Analyzing a Periodic Pattern; Primitive Cells for Cm and C 2mm ; Two-Dimensional Space Group Tree; Summary of Two-Dimensional Space Groups; Three-Dimensional Bravais Lattices; Three-Dimensional Space Groups; Hmb and Space Group No. 2, P 1; Aa and The Space Group No. 150, P321; THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE; The Reciprocal Lattice; Relationships between Direct and Reciprocal Lattices; Reciprocal Lattice Calculations for Three Crystals; Relationships between Transformation Matrices; Diffraction Pattern and the Reciprocal Lattice; Three Applications of the Reciprocal Lattice; PROPERTIES OF X-RAYS; The Discovery of X-Rays; Properties of Waves; X-Ray Spectrum; The X-Ray Tube; X-Ray Diffraction; ELECTRON DENSITY MAPS; Scattering by an Electron; Scattering by an Atom; Scattering by a Crystal; Some Mathematical Identities; Structure Factors for Some Crystals; Structure Factors for Centrosymmetric Crystals; Electron Density Maps
• Publisher Details: Place of publication not identified : CRC Press
• Publication Date: 2011
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations
• Subjects: 548; Crystallography -- Data processing; Crystallography, Mathematical
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781420060768; 1420060767
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