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Reciprocal-space images of aperiodic crystals

Walter Steurer, T. Haibach

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This chapter presents an aid to the characterization of aperiodic crystals based on information from diffraction experiments and gives a survey of aperiodic crystals from the viewpoint of the experimentally accessible reciprocal space. Characteristic features of the diffraction patterns of the different types of aperiodic crystals are shown. A standard way of determining the metrics and finding the optimum nD embedding is described. Structure-factor formulae for general and special cases are given.

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This chapter presents an aid to the characterization of aperiodic crystals based on information from diffraction experiments and gives a survey of aperiodic crystals from the viewpoint of the experimentally accessible reciprocal space. Characteristic features of the diffraction patterns of the different types of aperiodic crystals are shown. A standard way of determining the metrics and finding the optimum nD embedding is described. Structure-factor formulae for general and special cases are given.

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This chapter presents an aid to the characterization of aperiodic crystals based on information from diffraction experiments and gives a survey of aperiodic crystals from the viewpoint of the experimentally accessible reciprocal space. Characteristic features of the diffraction patterns of the different types of aperiodic crystals are shown. A standard way of determining the metrics and finding the optimum nD embedding is described. Structure-factor formulae for general and special cases are given.

Key concepts: Aperiodic graph, Reciprocal lattice, Reciprocal, Space (punctuation), Materials science, Mathematics, Physics, Computer science

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