Geometric crystallography

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André AUTHIER : École Normale Supérieure alumnus - Professor at Pierre-et-Marie-Curie University (Paris VI)

INTRODUCTION

Crystallography is the branch of science concerned with describing and understanding the structure and properties of condensed matter as a function of the spatial distribution of atoms and interatomic forces in an extended assemblage.

Helen Megaw (1965).

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(1) - CURIEN (H.) - Les groupes en cristallographie. - Dans Théorie des groupes en physique classique et quantique (T. Kahan), vol. 2, p. 49-144, Dunod (1971).
(2) - DUCROS (P.) - Radiocristallographie. - Dunod (1971).
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