Lecture Notes On Crystallography
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The two other selected crystal axes are horizontal, one of them being placed from front to back. The two horizontal axes, being interchangeable, are both designated by the let- ter a, and the vertical axis by the letter c.
The vertical axis c can never be equal to the horizontal axis a, and the ratio between c and a can never be a rational — 15 — \ -i.*' quantity. In the symbols given below, however, the cd^ efficients before c and a are always rational quantities and may also be equal.
As ic c...an never be equal to la, m may become equal to I without changing the character of the form.
<: holohedral="" tetragonal="" forms.="" first="" order="" a="" :="" mc="" ooc="" direct="" pyramid="" prism="" _="" faces="" na="" da="" ditetragonal="" prism...="" second="" order.="" .="" ooa="" indirect="" c="" basal="" pinacoid="" combination="" of="" only="" in="" case="" one="" the="" three="" pyramids="" can="" single="" crystal="" form="" entirely="" bound="" crystal.="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two other selected crystal axes are horizontal, one of them being placed from front to back. The two horizontal axes, being interchangeable, are both designated by the let- ter a, and the vertical axis by the letter c.
The vertical axis c can never be equal to the horizontal axis a, and the ratio between c and a can never be a rational — 15 — \ -i.*' quantity. In the symbols given below, however, the cd^ efficients before c and a are always rational quantities and may also be equal.
As ic c...an never be equal to la, m may become equal to I without changing the character of the form.
<: holohedral="" tetragonal="" forms.="" first="" order="" a="" :="" mc="" ooc="" direct="" pyramid="" prism="" _="" faces="" na="" da="" ditetragonal="" prism...="" second="" order.="" .="" ooa="" indirect="" c="" basal="" pinacoid="" combination="" of="" only="" in="" case="" one="" the="" three="" pyramids="" can="" single="" crystal="" form="" entirely="" bound="" crystal.="">
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